Robb_Barrett

You should use font sizes as a percent. Normal text should be set at 100%, This makes sure that it uses the browser's font size. Some people may default theirs larger than a standard 16pt due to vision problems. Footer text can be 75%, an H1 maybe 150%. This will always give you the result that's...

No luck

Interesting. Rule 2 says "Program Type ID is ____ and..."Mine all say "Program Type ID is "48" and..."

Here here to Greg...Opening an email is not a sign of ability to purchase. It might show product interest but that's all. If they answer poorly to BANT (Budget, Authority, Need and Time) questions and get passed to sales because they clicked on an email and visited a web page you're going to have an...

Sometimes, just sometimes, this is a job for Outlook.It's possible that they have internal blocking or blacklisting. If that's the case they still won't get it. Send the one-off through Outlook, check the logs to see if they're in the list and what happened. Maybe they're unsubscribed or have an inv...

There's probably not a default setting, or the field is newer than some of the leads.For example, let's say you have a binary field. Unless it's set up with to default to YES or NO, it'll stay NULL.

I've already caught one today. In addition to the above mentioned filters, I think it's important to put a Not Filled Out Form IS ANY on there as well. Once they fill out a form we have their permission and we know they're a real person.

The thing is, we have 14 child companies under one umbrella, scattered across the world sharing an instance of Marketo. We try to enforce standards but we do a lot of tradeshows or 3rd party partnerships. I can't enforce behavior, I have to put in processes to minimize impact.

Thanks, Greg. I just implemented this by writing them to a Suspects list where I intend to monitor them.