Hi David, I'm going to echo what Greg said - I think you need a smart list. It sounds like you were trying to use the smart list tab of a smart campaign. You can create a smart list asset on its own by creating a new local asset. In the smart list tab, you would use the filters you mentioned above. You would then look at the "people" tab to find how many people filled out your form. Hopefully that helps! ... View more

You can uncheck the is required box (under behavior) if you don't want the fields to be required. ... View more

Hi Rachel, Do you have another way that you could potentially identify these leads? For example, you may have put people into a list because they were invited to a webinar. The person's program status may have also been updated to invited after you added them to the list. While you won't be able to use a smart list constraint for member of list now that the list is deleted, you can query by the appropriate program status, for instance. You will end up creating a smart list and essentially be working backwards to build the logic for how people were added to the list in the first place. When you are sure that you have identified the people who would've ended up in the original static list, you can then delete those leads. ... View more

You won't automatically delete the leads in the list. You can think of the list as a container for the leads. Just because the container is deleted, the leads inside of it aren't. When you're looking at the leads tab of your static list, you will see that you have the option to delete the leads you want to remove from the database. There are other ways you can delete leads too, but it just depends on your preferences. ... View more

Hi Jonas, We have this problem in the sense that we don't sync opportunity/purchase data into Marketo (yet). What we do to make sure that we don't email customers to try to sell them a product they already have is we create purchase lists that we can exclude in our individual campaigns. Our sales team will provide a bi-weekly export of purchase data. We then create product-specific lists of accounts that have purchased a product within a time frame that makes sense with the sales cycle for that product. When we create a campaign for a product, we just make sure to exclude the accounts in the relevant list. It's not an ideal process, but it works until we complete our data integration. ... View more

Hi Ayan, We had some issues (with INXPO) that were related to duplicate leads. When there was a duplicate lead, the data wouldn't sync back into Marketo. Dayna Lessig​ can elaborate on these issues if you're interested. ... View more

Hi Rachel, What Emma said is correct. Any time that you add a lead (csv file upload, manual creation), the lead will be added to your lead database. If you're concerned about the total leads in your database, I would comb through them to see if you can delete any. We just deleted a good number of leads with invalid email addresses to free up some space. ... View more