SanfordWhiteman

If you went directly to a binary/downloadable then you won't have any tracking at all. For the future: blog.teknkl.com/stop-using-direct-download-links-unless-you-like-losing-tracking/

There's no Clicked Link activity for an untracked link, that's what "tracking" means! An untracked link goes straight to the destination webpage. Of course, there it will result (if Munchkin is running) in a Visits Web Page activity, provided the lead already has an associated Munchkin session. But ...

No, It's not possible to reproduce click info if the link was not rewritten to go via the click tracking server.

Person A who is in this smart list is acquired by the program that she was sent the f2f email. I don't have the received F2F trigger in this program so does Marketo automatically tag these people to the program? Yes!

First Name, Last Name, and Email are all gathered (there's been no change here) -- and that coincides with your observations, no?

I think it's technically, if you put an ultra-fine point on it, right (since the act of importing the list can be completed without the setting of the AP). But IMO you're still right to strongly question it. Like so many others, it's needlessly confusing and nothing is gained by a "gotcha" that isn'...

The answer is it's a 2-step process.Think hard about the capacity of your CA-based solution when it's under load, particularly (but not only) malicious load.

So does it make sense now?

I completely agree... Opens are directional at best. Especially so when you send text-centric emails, where the only visible image might be in the a signature, so there's no incentive for the lead to enable images.I still don't really understand why "Whole Emails" is considered the right answer.Bec...

Question 20 - Which type of A/B test would you not run if you want to improve your open rates? - Why is the answer to this "Whole Emails"? Idea being that the Whole Email will already be viewed in order to register an Open. This is in fact fallacious, because the Open depends on downloading images, ...