Nicholas_Manojl

Yes, but if I read the whole thread I'd have to read all the red-herrings about program status, do-not-track, link tracking etc..

No, I don't know how Marketo does redirects via the Admin section but you'd get the job done by sticking at the top of your page.

You're definitely not guaranteed to fail if you use a "sloppy/guessy" timer, no matter how poor the programming is. You can decide if you want a click or if you want the user to wait 5 seconds.. or you can spend over a day trying to shoehorn the Marketo tracking code. I know as a marketer and not a ...

The page can be automatically redirected quite simply without any action from the user.

This is a long thread with an easy answer.The first link needs to be to a page with the Marketo cookie on it - ie, your company website or a Marketo landing page. You can just make a simple page which then links to the Survey Monkey. Otherwise your program will only work with people who have already...

Frank Passantino wrote:Nicholas,Many times, our customers will create a "Master Program Folder/Gold Standard Folder" where they will store the a best practice version of each type of program they create on a regular basis (i.e. a webinar program, engagement program, email program, etc.) and they wil...

thanks! That thread gave me an idea - this seems to work: (ps. I don't know anything about coding or web standards or whatever, so this might be a complete hack).It checks today's date against the token date {{my.registerationClose}} and then redirects accordingly.

This is pretty cool.I wonder..could the registrationClose reference a {{date.token}}?

Hi CherylI'd really like the ability to schedule a particular date when the list should be sent (ie, the day after my event).