Jay_Jiang

What are you using for the "registration" form and the "tool" form? Regardless, the users will need to be cookied and in the case your "tool" is an app or external form, you'll need to get data back into Marketo by making an ajax post, a munchkin api call or what ever else you had in mind.1. Smart c...

Just sharing... I've done a similar project in the past where instead each user in the external app had a unique ID, which was created upon registration and sent to Marketo via API. Marketo emails would append the unique id to the unsubscribe link (a non-marketo page) and allowed the user to edit th...

You'll need to download the APK and manually install it.Can't find Marketo Events app on Android Google Play Store

So, we are trying to capture all the URLs which are call to action in those email asset.You can use a smart list or smart campaign and use the filter or trigger for link clicks with constraint link is. It will pre-populate with all links, including links from different segments. From there click on ...

That's a valid point. Answer would be, have a double opt-in system to send the opt-in email. Smart campaign trigger "Email is delivered" flow => change data value "Valid Email = True"Change the dynamic content segmentation to "Valid email = true" instead of "Email address is not empty"

If you don't even want the user to click a button, you can use dynamic content with a segment for "email address is not empty". Dynamic content is only functional in Marketo landing pages whereas known visitor settings in forms will work on external pages.

If you really need to know for each wait step, set up a smart campaign for each email that gets requested one after another and check the wait status in each smart campaign.

You can use dynamic content to only allow a segment that meet a smart list criteria to see the landing page. The smart list, as you have suggested could be "essay field is not empty"...

Basically to get information into Marketo from any other platform automatically, you'll need to send the information by a form POST or by API calls. Solutions in Launchpoint have done the coding for you so you just need to set things up. Otherwise, you'll need to write some code yourself.

You need to be a lot more detailed in explaining your CRM set up. There are a couple of ways I can think of to make it work but I'm making lots of assumptions on the capabilities/limitations of your CRM.How is your CRM pushing data to Marketo? through middleware? export, transform, load?How is each ...