Yifat_Danieli

SanfordWhiteman · ‎08-12-2019

You don't need a webhook to only append. Just use Change Data Value, using 2 fields: LastInterests (shown on the form) and AllCurrentInterests (the master list managed in your flow). Webhooks are necessary to dedupe and prune (remove individual values).

SanfordWhiteman · ‎04-14-2019

Sure, it's totally possible. You can run a Marketo LP domain via a CDN like CloudFront, which has free (locked-in) certs from its own CA. We do this whenever Marketo SSL doesn't fit the budget.

Yifat_Danieli · ‎02-19-2019

Thanks Veronica! Yep, just voted it up.

Josh_Hill13 · ‎02-14-2018

But generally you cannot out of the box.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎01-16-2018

The Forms 2.0 embed code creates a functioning HTML <form> tag; it uses JavaScript to create and manage the form and its inputs, but the underlying elements are still there. Inspect the element (in F12/Developer Tools). You also, IIRC, can insert the embed code itself as the Custom HTML.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎10-24-2017

Mmm, that's not really right. Using the DOM event, you'll get false positives whenever someone *attempts* to submit the form and fails validation. You should use the Forms JS API 'onSuccess' listener, which fires when the form has actually been submitted.

Michelle_Cornel · ‎01-22-2018

I just did, thanks!

Josh_Hill13 · ‎09-13-2017

This is also in the forums. Multi Select boxes are defined in Marketo as Value 1;Value 2; Value 3 so you need to use the CONTAINS or actually list out the combinations you want. You must do this as well in the Form. This is one reason I do not recommend Multi Select use in Marketo. This also means you need to be careful with list uploads because CSV and semi-colons could get confused by some people. But it should work if you do one column and then use semi-colons inside each "cell". if you divide the CSV into separate comma separated columns, you will have problems. I'd run some tests to figure this out for yourself.

Yifat_Danieli · ‎09-19-2017

Thank you very much!

Josh_Hill13 · ‎08-08-2017

Screenshot? You should reach out to Fab directly at Hoosh. Usually such an issue is a misformatting of the webhook on either end. If by ASCII you mean gibberish then there's something wrong with the return payload. What does the log entry say for a Response Code? You can check this on your test leads.

Leticia_DoPrado · ‎04-10-2019

I have the same question as Yifat and this would work, however, Marketo only keeps the type of data I need (Data Value Changed = Lifecycle Status Constraint: New Value: MQL) for 90 days.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎07-06-2017

This isn't something you can do natively within Marketo. While you could download the daily activity logs, process them offline, and then reimport (for example) a browsing persona ID to the lead, I'd suggest that Marketo not be used for reporting web journeys. Instead, have Marketo lead data be one of many inputs into an external data lake; record and crunch web activities using another package such as Keen.io.

Yifat_Danieli · ‎07-06-2017

Thanks Gerard! I ended up doing this through Salesforce...

Yifat_Danieli · ‎02-22-2017

Thanks Josh! Yeah... I guess I'm going to do that in the end...

Rachel_Noble · ‎02-22-2017

Hi Yifat, Looks like Greg's got this. If you really care about the lead visiting separate pages, you could consider 'grouping' your pages into categories. For example, if you were running a company that blogged about MarTech, you could have categories on Lead Gen, Demand Gen, ABM, etc. Then, you could set up separate smart campaigns for each category. Scoring campaign: Visited web page containing blog/leadGen -> +2 points Then you can add extra points for leads who are members of both the LeadGen and ABM smart campaigns, etc. This is not really scalable if you have a ton of categories or plan on adding categories on an ongoing basis, but it could help give insights into leads with broader interests in your content. Rachel

Anonymous · ‎01-12-2017

We just ran a test of some of this behavior, and while some spam defense systems click all links in an email, the ones we saw most clicked only 1 link, a single time - our main CTA link. So this is different from what you are seeing. Only the ones that click all links have been clicking on our homepage link in our top logo. It seems the more sophisticated filters can differentiate between the main CTA link and avoid clicking links in the footer and header of an email. For what it's worth, the only two text links in this email were the CTA and a mailto: link. The others were all linked images so maybe that's why.

Anonymous · ‎03-12-2017

That's not actually true. We use very high volume Webhooks, 140/minute for real-time scoring

SanfordWhiteman · ‎10-11-2016

There are several threads illustrating YouTube tracking with the Munchkin API... search the Community. There's no single solution that works with all video players. Even though the Munchkin side is the same, every player API is slightly different.

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