weird. This style targets the padding of the dropdown but the box stays the same size after the padding reduces. I'll keep trying to figure it out. Hopefully someone else has better luck in the meantime. select#to_be_Trained__c.mktoField.mktoHasWidth.mktoRequired {padding:2px !important; }  ... View more

Hi Callum Pirie​, That link doesn't seem to work. Have you published the page? Thanks, Gerard ... View more

Can you post a link to a form using the styles and I'll tell you what you need to change. Its hard to debug without the live code. Thanks, Gerard ... View more

Hi Adele Grono​, You should be able to do this by adding visibility rules. Create a drop down for each set of choices and then create a visibility rule for each one based on the different value selected in the first drop down. With regard to the numbers of attendees allowed for each choice that is something you will have to manage manually. You could assign people to lists based on their choices which might make it easier to keep track of the totals. Dynamically Toggle Visibility of a Form Field - Marketo Docs - Product Documentation Thanks, Gerard ... View more

I think it all depends on the industry and market you operate in; and also what your customers would consider interesting and relevant. An email should be considered a trade, their time for your content. Would you want to read multiple emails a day with your content? Take the Financial Industry for example, many people want to be kept up-to-date on news and market changes or products that can help them trade better. A sub center for many financial websites could have dozens of choices (Gold, Silver, Oil, Corn, company stocks etc..). These areas could all have things happening at the same time and therefore require multiple emails in a day. Having a communication limit would mean starving that customer of information he/she wants. Again I think it all boils down to content and what you are offering your customer.  Up your limit and see if it affects your level of unsubscribes, if it does then think about bringing it down again. ... View more

Be aware that Opens, Clicks and interactions from the person who was cc'd will be logged as activity on the account of the actual receiver of the email.  Make sure your Sales and Marketing team are aware of this as it could greatly skew results. If a CC recipient clicks a tracked link in the email, click activity (like all other engagement activity) will be associated with the email's main recipient. Additionally, they may click through to a page with Marketo’s web tracking code (munchkin.js), causing them to be cookied as the main recipient. https://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Email+CC Also if you cc the Lead Owner and there is 100 people in the send list that he owns then he will receive 100 emails. ... View more