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Have you got all your module sections wrapped in a master container?

Did you add the color through the custom css area on the form editor? Also make sure to make all your styles "!important" so that they don't get overwritten. See example.Edit the CSS of a Form Theme - Marketo Docs - Product Docs.mktoButton { color: #FFFFFF !important; width: 185px !important; ...

I've seen a couple of fixes for this type of issue. Try adding a table around the link text

Jeannine Croteau Have you activated the content in the stream. The email may be approved but you need to right click and activate it in the stream or it wont be sent.

Has this worked perfectly for you? Seems like a good idea.

Thanks Josh Hill​ and Macarena Lopez Mazzeo​, some great info and stuff to look at.

Sarah Mayer​ when you say segment out active and inactive do you meant that you are going to stop sending the inactive leads emails?If that is the case then I wouldn't even worry about interactions between your sales team and the leads. If the lead is not interacting or interested in your Marketo e...

Hi Christina Zuniga​,I think this topic is touching on the point of cold emailing people.If the person has opted out of marketing emails I would still think its appropriate (and legal - In B2B sales) for the new sales rep to contact them on a one to one basis. I would make sure the focus of the ema...

Thanks for those extra ideas and just voted it up.

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