Robb_Barrett

Does it allow them to uncheck a box and make a different selection?

On the more useful end of the spectrum is the static list. You can use static lists as impromptu boolean fields. You can use them to show that, at some point in time, the person met that criteria without putting in a field.To further my analogy: A smart list could say "Is currently eating lunch." We...

Thanks, but I'd like to see some examples.

I recently did an A/B test where we wanted to be able to review the results before automatically sending something out. To do so, we created a smart list to pull in the entire population that would be eligible, then put in a Random Sample of about 5% for each email and sent it out. Two days later we...

I've spent a good portion of the morning trying to get more information about trigger tokens and there really isn't much, or at least not much I can find. I checked the Product Docs and all I found was a list without much explanation of what they returned or where they worked or the rules.I played a...

Hey Grégoire Michel​ -I just tried this out today in a CDV and {{trigger.Name}} populated the form name, not the program name:

Champion / Challenger are just terms for A / B. You put in a Subject line in the Champion - either one will work - and then Challenge it with the new one. You run the test and it will change the Champion to the winning SL.They call it this in the case of wanting to verify that your existing SL is t...

I assume you're talking about centering in Outlook? Remember that it likes its own version of CSS.Consider these tricks: How do I center an image in Outlook?

leads don't "exist" in smart lists. They either qualify for the conditions or don't. It's like saying "Raise your hand if you're hungry." Right now, you're hungry. After lunch, you're not hungry. You don't "exist" as hungry, you just meet the qualifications at that time based on data you're reportin...

This sounds like a better job for a tracking pixel or a 1x1 iframe large enough to read and write a cookie.