Nicholas_Manojl

Not answer your actual question, unfortunately.. but here's my 2c:I am officially not a fan of request campaign. Of course it has its uses but more often than not it is a bad design choice, and makes a campaign hard to read from a marketers perspective.

Here you go - some guided landing page templates: Guided Landing Page Templates - Marketo Docs - Product Docs If you're talking about free form landing pages, see if the freeform editor can work it's magic and automatically make the page responsive.

In theory, I have seen a few places where Marketo says that a nested smart list is the most efficient way to load data. But I tend to have the same suspicion as you that there is something not quite right about that approach.. I tend to think that in your example above I would use a segmentation and...

In Admin -> Users & Roles, you can edit an existing custom role or create a new role.One of the options you can choose is the ability to Make an email operational:

It's in the Admin section, under Web Services.

That's a reasonable question.I am going to say that no, there is no simple way.I would suggest the easiest way is to clone the form and update the labels accordingly. You can add as many triggers as you like to the smart campaign:Fills out form = English formFills out form = German formThese trigger...

I would say the human brain can manage about 10 statuses, and after that you're wasting everyone's time!

A good practice would be to use a seperate API only user for each of your individual systems. This will help you troubleshoot which of your systems are firing off and consuming your quota. They don't have to be a real email address.Failing that, support was able to tell me which API endpoint was con...

There isn't really an API endpoint that exports email statistics like open rates and click rates, so you won't find an external provider with a simple to use integration. However, if you're interested in other aspects of your Marketo instance, like counting leads, program success etc.. then you will...

are you putting !important on your inline code?Did you know, you can "save as template" and edit the page and change the button style to how you want it always?