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Hi all – I was just having a conversation where I had to explain to someone that often times we register email clicks that aren’t actually human clicks but rather an email scanning program. It’s often confusing, but when I see clicks on privacy policy and other footer links I assume it’s a bot. So ...
Go into the Activity History for some of the leads and look at the New Lead activity. Here's one that was created via Forward To A Friend:I believe the case you're mentioning might be when they're imported to a list or created manually.
Meant to include link to examples: http://developers.marketo.com/rest-api/assets/forms/examples/
The Developers section has documentation on how to achieve something like this.Basically, here's what you want:form.onSubmit (function() {var vals = form.vals();if (vals.FirstName == 'Robb') {form.vals("IsACoolGuy":"Yes")};});
I thought that too but I'm moving past that point since he's showing code above that's having a discrepancy. It seems like it's able to pick up the name attributes so my assumption is we're no longer external.
Courtney Grimes: Since you've taken it upon yourself to lead this discussion, let me throw an issue your way and see how you'd solve for it.Scenario: I'm using Marketo forms for internal lead entry, such as by telemarketing / inside sales / internal people who want to add 1-2 leads and forego the i...
Someone fancy with JS and JQ wrote that. Sanford Whiteman can verify whether that'll work or not, but the traditional way that's in the online examples is to do it this way:MktoForms2.loadForm("//app-XXXX.marketo.com", "123-XXX_456", {{my.Form ID}}, function(form) { form.vals({"Phone":"{{...
Sure, you'd put in a timer: var videotime = 0; var timeupdater = null;Change section 3 in the above code to this:// 3. The API will call this function when the video player is ready.function onPlayerReady(event) { event.target.playVideo(); //Records the amount of time played function updateTime()...
Good point. I always do my emails in programs (templates stored in DS) so I forget to include the obvious.
For a while I was getting B2B emails all the time hyping the ability to add in video to emails, but very few ESPs allow(ed) this. I never went through with investigating any of them because there was no value in viewing the video in email vs. on the web page. Typically what we did was screen capture...