Joe_Reitz

This. A million times, this. Tokenizing your alert template makes it easy to use/reuse broadly. Clone it into a new program as needed, add that flow step to your smart campaign, and presto!My personal perspective is that you don't want to inundate your sales team with alerts, though... So send spari...

ah, very good point! This video kinda gets at what you're saying, I think... around the 4:30 mark. I'm so into time-saving I completely forgot about this!Create a Guided Landing Page Template - YouTube

You can't do what you're trying to accomplish directly from the LP editor. But if you want to use a master form and edit the CTA button text from program to program, you can make the text a token, and modify that token at the program level. So you'd set up the button text like this:And edit it here ...

Tell me a little more about what you're trying to do with this list...My gut reaction would be to use a local rich-text token.

moved this over to Marketing Central. Hopefully you can get more visibility here.

Wow, that's cold, Steve. But an excellent illustration, nonetheless! (and I agree completely, esp. on the higher open rates for emails that appear to be from humans).I loved it. Unless you're reading, Sanjay. In which case, wow, that guy's got some nerve, amiright?

You could still have the replies go back to the lead owner. From address is an independent field.That said, ours all come from a super interesting mailbox (company name), and replies for marketing emails go into the same box in case there are required follow up actions.

You flew out Thursday, but the sessions were over Wednesday afternoon. Remember how we walked all over SFO and then had beers back at the hotel rooftop bar until it closed?

Yep, all off my D4... but bear in mind that I used to moonlight as a wedding photographer, so all my gear is worth more than my car. I think I shot this with either the 35mm f/1.4 or the 24mm f/1.4 @ f/2.

LOL, no, but... #havecamerawilltravel​