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I think if the Marketo instance is set to a later time zone than the person viewing the activity, a Tuesday 8:15 AM send can appear as Monday for someone far enough west. This is due to the viewer’s local offset being applied to the cast timestamp.Can you check a person who got the email on a Monday...

Marketo uses the instance time zone defined in Admin to timestamp all sends and casts. If someone views results from a different local time zone, the date they see can shift by a full calendar day. This means a cast recorded as Monday in the instance time zone can appear as Sunday for a user located...

First things I would do:Check the person’s Activity Log. Look at the “Send Email” entry and confirm the campaign name. If it is anything other than the engagement program cast, the nurture was not the source.

Hmm not sure there is a perfect solution here. 1. Duplicate the template and update the 2026 copy only, but if you want some older emails using the template to be updated, but not others, then this wont solve your issue. 2. Break old emails from the template by editing the email HTML."Once you open ...

Yes its possible for marketo hosted landing pages. Steps: Go to AdminSelect Landing PagesOpen RulesClick New Redirect RuleEnterOriginal page URLDestination URLApprove and wait a few minutes, then test it incognito window. This works only on Marketo hosted pages.

My 2 cents: Your Option 2 is the correct. You also need a daily batch campaign because Marketo cannot trigger off future date math.Marketo triggers fire only when the field value changes, not when the calendar date passes a threshold.Because you need to evaluate records every day against today + X ...

Darn, I figured that might be the case. Thank you!

As always, thank you for being the backbone of this community!!