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I have a Smart Campaign w/Smart List that catches any 'Email is Delivered' activity (for any e-mail).My goal is to use the 'Alert' type of Flow step to send that same Email to a particular e-mail address.However, if I use the token {{Trigger.Name}} in the Email field on the Flow step, I get the erro...
See also https://community.marketo.com/MarketoDiscussionDetail?id=90650000000Py5HAAS
Well, of course something is being displayed: the http:// or https:// URLs that I inserted into my original email, as well as the JS redirect code, which could be effortlessly read -- and almost as easily altered -- on its way to the browser.If an email links to https://www.example.com/my/product/pa...
I've read that Marketo Support can manually import a cert to support https://landing_page.example.com.Can the same be done for our branding domain, e.g. https://click_tracking.example.com?
It doesn't really make sense that clicking the "View as web page" link gets logged as "Clicked email" since what the lead is actually doing is viewing the email, exactly akin to what happens if they view the message in their e-mail client and download the tracking beacon. In fact the inability/unwi...
Thanks for thinking about it. Yes, this limitation is confirmed (in fact, voluntarily conveyed) by Marketo's professional services team. Landing pages are relatively flexible but not branding domains. You just get one.I'm glad you agree that exposing the parent brand is not good for your image -- i...
To our chagrin, we have confirmed that even with workspaces activated, we get only one branding domain for all pURLs in all e-mails. This seems to fly in the face of the claim that workspaces and lead partitions can be used to manage several brands. If we were Gap, for example, we'd need a separat...
... unless you have some magic that allows Munchkin to associate the lead without manually inserting an identifiable value in every URL you ever use an e-mail. I am 99.999% sure no such thing exists.
I'm aware that I can turn off click tracking, thanks. Then you no longer get clicks tracked automatically by lead. If I didn't need this functionality I wouldn't be using personalized links/link rewriting in the first place.
It should be well-known (though perhaps isn't) that when Marketo rewrites your offsite links, the redirect from the Mkto-hosted branding domain (f.e. click.example.com) back to www.example.com requires JavaScript. It sets document.location, a primitive method that works fine, but only if the user's...