John_Wallace

have you tried something like this in your css .mmktoCheckboxList label.mktoLabel {display:block;}

I believe that example they give will work. In the form you just need inidcate what you want to happen after the form is submitted. this works for me, I think forms 2.0 has ajax functionality built in.

Thanks for the responses everyone

The marketing team wants to use ref codes to track which users visit different campaigns that come in from Perfect Audience, google adwords, and apm digest advertisments. so I think it goes deeper than just a url and it somehow tracks from what advertisment vender we use. But I will check with th...

Yes as mentioed above you can do this. If you want to make a landing page from the same program. Right click on the program name and select choose local asset. Click landing page and select your template. With in the html or rich text editor you can enter your tokens. {{my.ThisIsMyToken}}

yeah this is probably the best way I used this if anyone else is interested so the whole thing would look like this

There is a HTML5 geolocation api but I think the rules indicate that the user must agree to be geolocated. So not sure if there is a dependable way of gathering their location information

Responsive emails are tricky and you will need someone with experience coding up html emails. Using marketos email templates are a great starting point. Another good source would be zurb to get some templates to build off.http://zurb.com/ink/templates.phpOnly native email applications will allow ...