Erica_Dipyatic

I'd bring this to Marketo's notice by raising an SR. Even if they aren't able to fix it at an immediate moment for you, but still, this can serve as a good example of an outlier case that the engineering team could look at, get the RCA done, and hopefully fix it at the product level for all.   ... View more

Please open a new thread as this one is 5 years old! Thanks. ... View more

Yes!!!!! This is much needed! ... View more

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Thank you, Sanford Whiteman​ & Grégoire Michel​ for the detailed information, and speedy reply.  This confirms why we haven't been able to locate any details!  Greatly appreciate your time and support. Have nice weekends! ... View more

And also take into account that HTML in email is much structer than in webbrowsers. The probability of your blogpost looking good, and your email looking messed up in Outlook is very big! Wouldn't worry much about this with press releases, though! Styles will be limited to font-weight and text-decoration, and releases have distinct sections per industry standards. It's an extremely machine-readable format. Plus, the rich text editors in RSS-to-Email apps like Perkuto and FeedOtter can work with defanged (allowed tags only) elements of an RSS feed, inserting them into a well-tested email template, so content and block-level presentation are explicitly separated. Overall, def'ly wouldn't trust corporate developers to be better than email and syndication specialists at creating cross-platform HTML emails from HTML5 source. I've heard senior CMS consultants claim no changes would be necessary to send published HTML5 + CSS3 pages as emails... that's how little they may understand the problem domain. While email designers do understand those issues, teaming designers, back-end integration engineers, and marketers on building an in-house system is... less than promising. Sometimes, and I say this as someone who builds custom integrations, just buy it. ... View more

happy to help -- don't forget to mark as correct and close out the discussion if it resolves it. Thanks. ... View more

Hello Akshay Pant​, • is already an HTML character, so there's no need really to use images unless of course you wanted to use other illustrations aside from a bullet point. ... View more

Hi Erica, What are you trying to accomplish? I don't think there is a lot of documentation on split choice because A/B tests will probably serve most purposes. But if you wanted to split an audience for example, you could add choices in your flow step. So for Send Email flow step, you can add a choice that says If random sample is 50% then send email A, and  the default choice would be send email B. I use choices sometimes to send emails based on some criteria, it is an easy way to reduce the number of email smart campaigns you use. So for an event you could use one smart campaign to send a second invitation to those who have not registered (choice B being status is invited) and then the default choice would be send a reminder to attend (in this case you would use another choice A that says status is registered) and default choice would be "do nothing". ... View more

Sorry that was just a list of the links that people were unable to access from their MCE prep slides.    This link will have all of the links for suggested prep materials: Preparation ... View more

Yes. THANK YOU.  I didn't even give manually entering in that field, the big box - Select Values - since I've only ever used the Add New Values drop down. THANKS! for the clarity, Dan Stevens​ Thank you, all!!!! ... View more

Thanks, Sally Dickson​. This is great. Much appreciate your time and tip! ... View more

No problem Erica Dipyatic​! Sharing is caring. ... View more

Thanks, Gregorie for both bits of info. ... View more