SanfordWhiteman

If Marketo's well-known domains are blocked, that's not something they can remedy. You can switch to using all custom CNAMEs for your assets and that can help in these cases.

There are no implications if your server ignores mkt_tok. It has no meaning there.

I'm confused. I want to use '_mkto_trk'. I don't want to pass anything in the email link, like a lead id, so the email link performance stats can be aggregated within marketo. Therefore I think the lead has to be associated or else the cookie id won't return any data. Is that right? That's right. If...

Arunkumar, Munchkin has a robust REST API as well as a legacy SOAP API. But these are not designed for use from the browser. They are for bulk operations only, unless you are thoroughly aware of the DoS implications (full disclosure within your organization and/or a sophisticated throttling mechani...

Can't replicate this as described. Even in a tight loop, 5 x 'visitWebPage' are all logged. Tested in Chrome 47; what are you testing in? And what kind of round-trip time (ms) are you seeing when it does complete?

In this case it sounds like 2 clicks to get the download after clicking the email. Which IMO could be other good or bad depending on what value is gleaned from that widget. If you have two buttons for someone to "self-score" her/himself before they click to download, that might not be bad, dependin...

I don't think anybody would say adding arbitrary steps is a best practice! But what does that (possibly) extraneous click do? Is it a checkbox that is proven to (or reasonably thought to) help with lead scoring?

You don't need your cookie to be associated before using that method. You just need the Lead ID (or other lead key) which you can append to the URL.But I wouldn't recommend using that method unless you've signed off on the DoS vulnerability it creates, as I have noted in several places.

There's no reason to use a trigger campaign to get the fields for the current lead. You're already running in the context of the current lead so you have the {{Lead.Id}} token (and all other tokens).

"the URL of an SQL server database" doesn't exist.Webhooks call HTTP endpoints, which could be RESTful, RESTish, SOAP, or any custom protocol you want (well, as long as you return JSON or XML if you need to update lead fields in Marketo). But they must speak HTTP.If you build a webhook that integra...