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Try hovering over Email Actions, and then use your down arrow key to move to "Download HTML", then press Enter.

You can't run a flow step to change emails to being valid. If an email is invalid, you either have to change it (ex: joe@gmail;com --> joe@gmail.com) or try to contact the person through other means (ex: phone) to obtain a new, valid email address. You could also leave it in the database as invalid,...

Hi Peri,Here is a good article about blocked leads that you may find helpful.To answer your question about going forward with your campaign, blocked leads will NOT be sent the email, but they WILL go through any other flow steps in the smart campaign that don't involve getting an email.

This would be nice. I am wanting to use a hidden field in our forms to determine product interest. The problem is that I don't want the new product interest to replace the old one; I want it appended to what is already there. The default value would look something like this:{{lead.Product Interest}}...

I would go through the tutorials that Marketo offers in the University tab: https://community.marketo.com/MarketoKnowledgeHome?src=univ Then, the best way is just doing. Join your local user group, if you've got one.

The "test" in the subject line is only there when you are sending sample emails, not when you actually run the campaign. Does that answer your question?

I would delete these, especially if you are concerned about your record count. Just to be safe, and since correct emails can be discovered, you may want to include a filter to exclude any with recent activity. If someone is engaging your content, and they have a legit phone number or other info, the...

I'd probably create a smart list with filter of "Email Address is..." and insert the entire list of email addresses. You may have to break this up into two separate filters, since I believe each one only allows about 1800. Then, by clicking on the Leads tab, you'll be able to see only those email a...

Hi Christina,In your Interesting Moment flow step, put something like this in: "Clicked Link in Email: {{trigger.Name}} | Link: {{trigger.link}}". By using tokens, your sales team can see the specific URL within the email that was clicked.

We did a recent import of customers from BU1 into BU2 for the purpose of having an exclusion list. That way these customers wouldn't be sent emails from our other business unit that may create conflict. What I discovered, though, was that new leads were created upon import since it was a separate pa...