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Ready on deck... yep, I think this is possible. Haven't gone back to the Social buttons in a couple of months, but let me look at it.
As an alternative to (or in addition to) setting the SFDC defaults as in Jim's link, you could add a hidden Company field to the form that is always set to [Unknown] or, perhaps more appropriately if you're B2C, set the Company name to First Name + Last Name.
Yes, because if the lead never downloads images nor clicks a link, they haven't (from the tracking server's perspective) engaged with the email in any way that's different from someone who deletes the mail immediately.
You won't have a direct alternative to the REST API from a third-party site unless you have a front-end developer who knows how to do cross-domain magic -- I do this fancy stuff so our sites can be more resilient -- but I feel it's reckless to have core functionality that breaks after 10,000 (malici...
Yep, Munchkin lead association is no substitute for a real authentication layer. But it serves most purposes very well -- the rare "shared profile" case is one that would confound most web apps, let alone marketing websites. It's not unique to Marketo.
Contact your account rep and they'll set up a call to discuss this option. It's not something you can enable from the UI.
Not at all, but I think we need to be precise about the goal. I opened my own idea about multiple branding domains, in fact.
Sounds like you want to anticipate the, shall we say, "asset to be consumed" and add it as a field within the form itself without supplying it in the URL, rather reading it out of the LP-specific form descriptor. You could accomplish this via this crazy but functional method.Another method, perhaps...
You're mixing up branding domains and landing page domains.The branding domain is go.example.com, click.example.com, etc. -- the click tracker. Has nothing to do with cookies, in fact the branding domain sets no cookies.What you're talking about is "multi-domain Munchkin," which is a different goal...
... well, not so much that only 1 of them will have capability, but more like all clickable links will be rewritten to match only 1 domain (unless you use mktoNoTrack).