Rachel_Noble

Hi Yifat,Looks like Greg's got this. If you really care about the lead visiting separate pages, you could consider 'grouping' your pages into categories. For example, if you were running a company that blogged about MarTech, you could have categories on Lead Gen, Demand Gen, ABM, etc. Then, you coul...

Try checking your campaign queue next time as well. If you have a lot going on, it might just be a bit overloaded/backed up. Did the campaign take 15 minutes to populate anything in the results tab, or did it take that long from a result showing up before you received the email?

No problem! This isn't really pretty but it's one of the basic views I look at every Monday and Friday.

Gotcha. Did not read very carefully. Just curious, why isn't the client using the RCM? RCE is not going to deliver full value without it.

I don't believe RCE inherently supports this functionality, but I know the pain points that come from having those out of order. For my workaround, my first column is always "inflow" and I sort my chart by that column. This works for us because our funnel behaves consistently like you would expect a...

True - you can always use segment rule logic to include unknown leads (who haven't filled out the form) OR known leads who haven't.Also, we use an RTP Grouping field to keep our DB cleaner (don't need a new field for every behavior). Just be careful how you populate this in case you have overlap bet...

Happened to me at least a dozen times yesterday. Seems to be better today though.

Thanks Edward!I went with a similar approach to your suggestion and it helped streamline the process. It's a bit clunky still but I'm a huge believer in documentation and I think we're about to turn the whole thing live on Monday. Thanks for your help!Rachel

Hey Rachel,Try a Lead Performance Report ​with custom columns or a Campaign Activity Report​. You can subscribe to a report or smart lists themselves pretty easily.Rachel