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Each month we co-sponsor a webinar with a partner. We'd like to know which registrants they are responsible for driving, and which came from our efforts. What's the best way to go about this?I thought I could clone the invite email, change the link inside to be unique to the partner (i.e., adding "?...
Shoot, I use it all the time. Example: Data value changes for product interest triggers entry to a different nurture track. A lot of people are getting passed up because they didn't have a product interest to begin with. So really, the trigger is only listening for people who changed their mind abou...
Michaela, that's actually a really good point! Data value changing from nothing to something does NOT count as a data value change. Bummer. This adds some complication to things.
Thanks Wintha. I actually had the same question concerning whether follow up emails ("sorry we missed you" / "thank you for attending") should be considered operational, since we market upcoming webinars to them in addition to providing a link to the recording of the one they signed up for. I agree ...
Competitors will sometimes download product trials for research purposes, so we'd like to block certain domains from ever receiving emails, including operational emails. Is this what sets blacklisted apart from the unsubscribe or marketing suspended fields?
Hi Nina,This is a SFDC issue, not a Marketo issue. Here is a resource from their community that will help. You may have to go back and perform a single lead action to sync this one to your SFDC campaign. It's happened to me before...not often, but every once in a while.CANNOT_INSERT_UPDATE_ACTIVATE_...
Hi Laura, Scott is right. Many of our nurture programs use multiple triggers in the smart campaign. "Data value changes" or "campaign is requested" or "lead is created" are common ones used concurrently. The smart campaign is listening for any of those triggers. The boolean logic is only for filters...
It would be great if there was a built-in metric to the reports that would indicate the number of those who would have been sent a given email but were skipped because they had already reached the limit of their communications for the day/week. This would allow us to more easily monitor and adjust o...
Josh, this is awesome...just what I was looking for. Thank you!