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Grégoire Michel‌ wrote up a piece on email editor 2.0https://nation.marketo.com/community/champion/blog/2016/06/18/testing-the-email-editor-20-great-stuff-a-few-glitches-and-room-for-a-v21

From Scott Nash‌ Under the Hood II session:https://nation.marketo.com/thread/45832-under-the-hood-ii-batch-campaigns-recordingfor reference and guidancePer this comparison, add to list is quicker.

Have you created a testing list with each email recipient tied to the segmentation? When previewing remember to chose the Person or List to the segmentations and List when sending sample.

Not that I'm aware of. We've utilized this hack: https://litmus.com/blog/the-little-known-preview-text-hack-you-may-want-to-use-in-every-email

Yes, each stage would be a nurture. The same transition rules moving them to the next stream would add them to the next nurture. I use an exit stream (no content) and change their status to Inactive. Remember to leave people in the nurture to keep their data.Your current framework is good, so there ...

Overall looks good.I would suggest breaking apart the stages into different nurtures if:you are measuring each stage on different goalsyou will be testing each stagepossibility of the definitions of the stages changes over timeOver time, doing the above in one program becomes crowded and messy even ...

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Without knowing what report or dashboard you are referring it's difficult to answer the question. If you hover over the Clicked Email, it says: People who clicked at least one link in this email. That is unique ctr. other reference for email are in the docs:Email Link Performance Report - Marketo Do...

Thanks Sanford, with this correct answer I'll be bitting at your heals on points. Only a couple million away.