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Just a note, the above smart campaign accounts for records that were hard bounced. But if your marketo instance has duplicates by email and one of the duplicates bounced it will not reverse the hard bounce propagation that marketo applies. For example, let's suppose you have 2 email addresses: marke...
Hi Courtney,Thanks for the article. I reviewed the code of your UTM parser and wondering why there are separate "visitWebPage" calls for each UTM parameter rather than passing all populated UTM parameters in a single "visitWebPage" munction? I appreciate your insight.Thanks,Dave
Hi all,Reach Marketing, a tech savvy integrated marketing solutions company, is looking for a Senior Marketing Automation Consultant to join its rapidly expanding marketing automation division. Please email me at david.klein@reachmarketing.com if you are interested (or please pass along if you know ...
Justin,Sounds great. How do we sign up for Beta?Thanks,Dave
Not exactly what you are looking for but you could use Campaign Name ({{Campaign.Name}}) which is the name of the smart campaign. Using a custom program token is the only other way that I know of. Hope this helps.
Can you give some examples of what you are attempting to accomplish? In general, you can use email scripting to create dynamic content. There are some issues with respect to click tracking of URLs within an email script but depending on your use case it may still be sufficient for your needsHere is...
The webhook call would be independent from the user experience. The user would fill out Marketo form and would go to thank you page as dictated by the Marketo form. You would then set up a smart campaign that executes a webhook call which submits to your proprietary form/API. The trigger on the s...
You could also reverse the order in which you process the form data. In other words, you could use standard Marketo form and then leverage a webhook that submits to your non-Marketo form. A downside to this approach is that you would need to save all fields to Marketo.
You can't call a webhook from a batch campaign. You can either call from a trigger campaign or as part of a flow. Supposedly, Marketo is going to provide a more descriptive description at some point in the future.Here is a link to another thread:https://community.marketo.com/MarketoDiscussionDetai...
To close the loop on this, the campaign ID system token ({{campaign.ID}}) has the information that I need to automatically append tracking info to links.Here is an article that lists many (but not all) of the system tokens that are available:https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA05000000...