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I have not found one. I'm familiar with your problem, but the usual solution is to keep it clean from the start instead of going through and removing all field references after they've been in use elsewhere. I've been working on a Marketo Power User tool that can do at least some of the steps of th...

That's correct! I put in a backup text token instead of the normal rich text token when doing the text-only version of the email. Just keep it to one sentence so you don't have line breaks. Rich text tokens spit out the actual HTML in the text-only versions.Edward

Just going through old posts and had an update for this one."Random sample," when used on TRIGGER campaigns, actually does have exact-math round-robin distribution. The smart campaign retains memory of where the last random sample ended and then picks up from there. If you have a "lead is created" t...

Allison Sparrow​ Only in emails! Emails in the Design Studio take the tokens from the smart campaign's program that's casting the email. Not the case for landing pages, unfortunately.

We (Etumos) built one of these! Specifically meant to do this exact thing with Marketo Forms 2.0. I call it one of our microproducts. Basically, it's some JS on a landing page with a form that watches for the email address input. Upon submit, it does a real-time MX lookup on the email address to tel...

Elliott LoweWe've (Etumos) built a small product to do the same thing, but integrated with Marketo Forms 2.0. Does real-time validation on the email address then uses Marketo's native error codes to get the user to correct their input. Demo to see it in action is here: Demo: Real-Time Email Verifica...

Actually, Michelle, I don't very frequently use "View web version" links in emails, so I don't know the answer to that! I'd start by checking the HTML on the page to see if the token value is on the page and rendering poorly, or not on the page at all.

Wooo! Thanks so much for championing and leading the change, Justin! Give this man a raise.

We do this same thing! We call them "profiling programs," and do Product Interest Profiling, Buyer Stage Scoring, and Persona Profiling (generally). It definitely has its upper limits when you have a large volume of traffic to your site, because "visits web page" trigger is very noisy and can impede...

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