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I think I sense the subtle sarcasm there, but on the days where it feels like you're doing tons of editing/troubleshooting and sending 10 or 12 samples in a row to yourself, the constant little steps and waiting can be frustrating. If you could just approve and send to yourself in one fell swoop, ...
This would be the equivalent of Marketo sending out an email about the upcoming Marketo Summit, with links to the Early Bird Special. When the customer clicks the link, it takes them to a page for the Super Early Bird (which is now a 404 error), since that's the link from their previous email for th...
We have redirects in place, but like you said, this isn't an acceptable solution. And yes, the emails are approved. Very weird, indeed!
I have an email that was used last month for the same event. I changed the content and links, but when I send myself a sample and test the links, they are taking me to where the old email was linking. Since those are no longer active, it's just showing a 404 error page. When I view the email as a we...
Great explanation. Thanks Rajesh! It makes sense that with all of our databases, there will be some overlap of IP addresses. I'll look into those possible solutions.
I had a situation where a webinar invite email went to a prospect. She clicked to register, filled out the form, but did not receive the confirmation email. I checked her history and discovered that the email bounced, with a bounce code of 550 ("User’s mailbox was unavailable (such as not found)". T...
Here's the sequence for sending a draft to yourself: Approve draft --> (some waiting) --> right click on email and select to Send Sample --> (some waiting) --> Select the email address and click Send --> (more waiting, until email arrives). This is a tedious process if you're making frequent edits t...
I like it! Thanks for putting the time in to test on a variety of email clients. I feel bad, though...I didn't get you anything.
To clarify, the "not you" that I clicked on was on a different form that uses custom HTML. (The analyst forms don't have the "not you" since they show the form.) I went back to the analyst report form after clicking the not you and clearing the cookies.
I'll take a look at the pre-fill and see if anything there is causing it. Thanks!