Valerie_Armstro

Have you added text/instructions on the landing page that instructs the visitor to either use the email associated with who will be attending the event instead of their own? Another idea: maybe you could use the Marketo email address field to have them put the name of who is attending (the executiv...

No, you will not lose that license as all Marketo customers will have five free calendar licenses after September 5th. However, anyone in your subscription who has access to the calendar since it was released and has not had a calendar license assigned to them will lose access.

Hi Lucho,For Marketo to consider a lead "known," the visitor is to the form is cookied (has provided an email address in the past). As far as I know, I don't believe there is a way to customize the parameters around what is considered a known lead.

Hi Marie,Marketo automatically dedupes leads who fill out a form more than once if they use the same email address. Could you explain a bit further why you want to have two records for the same email?

Hi Sandra,Are you renaming the program status in Admin? When these changes are made in Admin, leads with the old program status should update.More info:https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000LNJjCAO

There are plans to have a keyboard shortcut for Admin in a feature release. Let's hope it opens in a new window like calendar too 🙂

Just the answer I was hoping to have confirmed! Anything to keep down the number of campaigns.And thanks, Dory! It's been very busy here so I haven't spent too much time on community in the past few weeks as I prepare to go on my real vacation 🙂

According to this discussion, you can not call a webhook in a batch campaign. However, you could create a batch campaign using your added to list/was added to list, then have it request a triggered campaign that will call the webhook. It's not ideal, but that is described more in the discussion I ha...

Here is a list of countries and links to some of their anti-spam laws: http://kb.cakemail.com/en/deliverability/what.spam.laws.should.i.follow/