SanfordWhiteman

A user will not be automatically associated unless they fill out a form. The form submission can happen after they visit your website -- their old anonymous activities will be merged in. But if they don't fill out a form, you have to write server-side code (using either Munchkin API and/or the REST...

... interesting that Josh and I came at this from opposite angles. He's of course totally right that you could have a From that doesn't accept messages and a Reply-To that does, so in that case you're putting the Reply-To "in front" to make sure a human reads those.Either way, you should be able to...

Simply: Reply-To is the mailbox to which you want human-generated (i.e. manually composed) replies to be sent.Technically speaking there is no need for a Reply-To if the From is the same address. The From address will be used in the absence of a Reply-To. However, these days most people set both ev...

As Josh suggests, you should make mailto: links as generic as possible to maximize the chance of it actually functioning for a given lead. I would add both mktNoTrack and mktNoTok to such links. mktNoTrack means you no longer rely on a browser bouncing from a web page (Marketo's click tracking pag...

@Dory Viscogliosi it will show up in the Editora and in Preview as well... though completely understandable that we wouldn't notice this "fixup"!

I'd say the lesson learned is that Clean Up CSS is buggy. Shouldn''t this be filed as a bug report?

I also don't see a particular advantage to having a background image, but hey, it's an aesthetic decision.@Heather P remember that text needs to be legible even if the bg doesn't load, since you cannot assume mail apps will load images. Meaning you want to set a fallback background-color (in my sam...

As @Shannan notes you can think of the task as adding a background-image to text, not the other way 'round. And its use is not llimited to tables; for example, a simple A tag can have style="background: transparent url(http://example.com/img/background.png) center center no-repeat;"etc.I strongly di...

As @Adam W said, if content changes end up affecting deliverability, they will in turn affect openability.A low ratio of text to image area is considered spammy (error-prone or not, this relationship is coded into major anti-spam software, based on the practice of hiding text within large images). ...

OK, thanks. Small suggestion: Get Usage shouldn't itself count toward the limit. Operational queries like that could have their own limit.