Katja_Keesom

Hi Sant,I just came across this post researching exactly the same use case. Could you tell me a little bit more about the JS you required to make it work?Thanks!Kind regards,Katja

That sounds like the way to go indeed. If you want to make the email seem more personal sometimes it helps to tone your branding down a bit. The from email and signature would be absolutely personal.If the salesperson still will be involved in the process make sure that the email is not being sent t...

Hi Brett, You would need two steps indeed, as this goes beyond simply filtering out these leads from your sync step. From what you describe I would use two flow steps with some fancy Choices logic:Your first step would be a Change Data Value with at least two choices:If the country is anything other...

You are absolutely right Michael, the information on the form will be processed. However I presume the person fills out the form wants something from you in response (receive a whitepaper, be contacted, register for an event, ...) and that is simply not happening. So the question is what are you pro...

Usually you would expect the issue to occur where you are testing with multiple email addresses on the same machine because you get conflicts with the cookies. So normally you would not get the problem with your live customer data. That being said, duplicate email addresses or multiple people having...

A good tip from Abhinav to identify the records where this happened.If you have multiple engagement programs running, I would advise to avoid this situation from occurring. You can do that by creating a central program that manages the addition of people to engagement programs instead of each progra...

Would the person sending out the email also be the account / contact owner in Salesforce?In that case you can tokenize your Marketo email to use the account / contact owner's email address as the from address. This information is available in Marketo.If it would be another Salesforce user, you may w...

In addition to Sanford's explanation I seem to understand you are testing with multiple email addresses. If you are doing that from one device, you need to be very aware of which record has gone through associating the cookie last, as there will be only one cookie and depending on your link clicks a...

I'm afraid I would need a little more information to give you a decent answer. What does the process look like exactly? I assume there is a form on the landing page? Were your test records already cookied before visiting the page?Your question is a little out of context now.

Yes, I would definitely implement Munchkin on all your domains.Which sending domain you are using for your emails is an entirely different setup and not related to the Munchkin script.