Not sure if you are looking for someone to receive this email more than once if they meet the criteria, but the simplest workaround would be to update the campaign settings so a member can run through the campaign every time they qualify.   Additionally, if you are sending a message prompting action and a person does not meet external criteria month over month, you could track a separate smart list to see who does not meet your external criteria (who would therefore qualify for your monthly campaign email) AND who has already been sent this email. You would then have an additional list of leads you could send a variant email to with a different subject line to optimize your message. ... View more

My recommendation would follow what @Michael_Florin has already shared. You won't be able to sync the data straight from the Marketo Person Score field into Salesforce, but you could create a custom Salesforce field to capture this information. By creating it in Salesforce first, the field will automatically sync into your Marketo instance.   You could create a simple smart campaign that triggers any time the Marketo Person Score field is updated, then update the SF custom field with the person score value as a token, like {{lead.Person Score}}. ... View more

I have had similar issues! In our case, a mandatory field, Geo Region, needs to contain a value. This value is determined based on country, and is filled in within another smart campaign. However, if this smart campaign did not finish running in time before the person attempted to sync with SFDC, I would receive a similar error.   My recommended solution for you:  1. Update your sync smart campaign to start with a 1 minute wait step in the flow (before the sync step) 2. Add a trigger smart campaign to run when lead is created (trigger) -OR- when data value changes, attribute: country (trigger) -AND- country is UK (filter). For the flow step, update data value if postal code is empty to a placeholder. ... View more

Thank you very much for the suggestions! I am going to work with our web dev team to see how they want to move forward, then will mark the solution 🙂 ... View more

Zach, did this solution work for you? ... View more

Zach, the easiest way to do this would be to go create a landing page with a form and thank you page with the video. You can set up the landing page with whatever copy or image you'd like, and even embed a preview of the video. Add a form to the landing page, and set the form to be directed to a thank you page once it is submitted. The thank you page is where you can embed the video to be viewed. If you want to keep to one page instead of having to create a landing page and thank you page for each webinar video, you could use the HTML outlined in this post: Displaying Form Thank You Message on Original Landing Page Then, within your HTML, you could include the video embed code, like this: <div id="confirmform" style="visibility:hidden;"><p><strong> Thank you. Enjoy the webinar recording. </strong></p> <iframe src=" https://player.vimeo.com/video/114042185 " width="640" height="401" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe> </div> ... View more