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Does it sync Completed status if you wait for a few hours and try again? I second Sandy's concern about the updating time post-linking program with Marketo -- that might throw off the sync process.

You don't need a trigger for this but an inactivity filter (Not Opened Email - see the snapshot below). You'd need to choose the correct email and any other constraint (if required). You can add this as a filter (along with other required filters, such as Marketability, Country, Segmentation, etc.),...

I agree—this reply isn't very helpful. They should have provided more details about the cause and the specific campaign they're referring to. I haven't encountered this issue while working with Engagement Programs. Hopefully, you're not experiencing it anymore.

上記に加えて、すべてのメールに対してこの設定を適用するのは避けた方がよいでしょう。リンクがクリックされるたびに個別の通知が送信され、通知が多くなりすぎる可能性があるためです。もし導入する場合は、特定のメールに限定することをおすすめします。また、ボットフィルタリングを有効にしていない場合は、必ず有効化してください。

While there isn't a direct, out-of-the-box integration between Marketo and GA4, you can achieve a one-way data flow from Marketo to GA4 by embedding GA4 tracking codes into your web pages and emails. To read in-depth about the Markwto and GA4 integration, Check out this informative blog post: Integr...

@kgarcia, just an FYI that when you first add an email/program in your Engagement program, they're added as deactivated content in the stream. You need to activate it before you can use it.

Well, below is not an exhaustive list, but you can include those in your filter constraint. Also, you don't need a separate filter for each reason; you can just add all the reasons in a single filter's "Details" constraint (they're in OR by default - so you need to have them individually in filters ...

No, you can still create archive folders like you used to -- it's just that when you move active campaigns (scheduled batch/trigger) in it (within a program/independent campaign), Marketo will auto-deactivate them so you don't have to manually deactivate/clear schedule of campaigns.

Alternatively, there might have been the case where this CO was updated/approved by another user at the same time — resulting in the error. Did you try refreshing and approving it again?

Setting proximity pattern to 0 seconds makes it less strict because only actions happening at the exact same time will be grouped. If you increase it (e.g., to 2 seconds), more actions get grouped together, making it stricter. Other ways/considerations to look at it:A higher setting helps filter out...