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Hi Alec,you can disable tracking of the unsubscribe link in email either in the UI (if it is editable) or by adding the class="mktNoTrack" if the link is coded in email template. It will then not show in reports. You should add ?mkt_unsubscribe=1&mkt_tok=##MKT_TOK## to the end of the link to make su...
Hi Charlie,if you are looking to route lead to one instance of Marketo or another based on country selected on the form, you may not need a webhook. A javascript on the form page(s) may be enough. This would avoid the need to build and maintain webhook-to-REST gateway.Best,Pavel
Hi Ian,Yes, it is possible. See Sanford Whiteman's answer here: https://nation.marketo.com/message/149679-re-email-script-leadinterest-contains-a#comment-149679.Pavel
For a limited set of contacts, you could use "Send Alert" flow step. Of course you will not get tracking.
You should record a timestamp on when the person became MQL. Then use this timestamp to select the MQLs generated during a particular time period and measure how many of those became SAL.
I tried the deleted leads API today. I could not get to the email addresses of the deleted leads. However, I found the campaign ID quite useful - it allowed me to access one-off single flow actions used to delete leads. This could be useful when investigating who deleted leads and how. I was not loo...
You can use the send email action on the person record. Just find the person in lead database (not in program membership view, though as it does not allow you to make marketing actions), then select action Marketing/Send Email. If the email uses the member URL token, it will be populated.If the pers...
Interesting, I was not aware of such email scanners. That would mean the email click-through rates we are seeing are higher than actual clicks by the people we are targeting. So the options are either to have false positives or to require the user to submit a form or at least click on a button (with...
If the email is in response to clicking the button "Yes, please register me" then I do not see much problem sending the email even to somebody who did not explicitly opt in. Clicking on that button is good enough reason for getting an email, probably under any data privacy law. Cliff Pereira, only ...
Good point about the unsubscribe, Dan. It means that if the forwarding feature is to be used in the anticipated manner, the confirmation email would have to be set up as operational.