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I agree with Katja on both points! Sending emails on Monday/Friday is usually not practiced, and on top of that, sending a reminder/re-engagement email for an email that was previously sent might not garner a lot of traction and engagement if you think strategically.

Well, you can always export activities via the bulk extract API and analyze them to find the average duration between the activities. The email performance and click reports show the first and last activity datetime stamps, not the actual dates of the respective activities.

Engagements received from any of the following IPs identified by Marketo (i.e., the ones that are listed on the page you linked above) are automatically filtered out and not added to Marketo in the first place, so there is no need to filter out/block list at the end user level separately.

You're right, there's no definitive "suppress or not to suppress" answer in this scenario. It depends on several factors and ultimately comes down to what approach best serves your goals. Here's a breakdown of both sides, as far as I can think of:Pros of suppressing non-nurture emails:Bombarding lea...

For the cannot retrieve the record () from SFDC error, could you verify if those records aren't deleted from Salesforce? Apart from the sync user not being able to access the record because of missing permission, the most likely scenario is that the SFDC record with the mentioned ID has been delete...

Interesting! The documentation doesn't mention anything about the maximum size of the report that is supported by Marketo. If you still want to ensure that the report's size is not the cause behind you not receiving the report, you can always try breaking the reports into 2, subscribe to them, and s...

@ChristineT, This error indicates that the user account used for Marketo's Salesforce synchronization lacks the necessary permission to access and update a specific cross-reference field or its linked record in Salesforce. Cross-reference fields, such as lookups or master-detail relationships, conne...

Well, it depends on how conservative/liberal you want to be while logging your email engagements. With the default 0 seconds, you’d be in the liberal end, whereas with the 3 seconds, you’d be on the most conservative end for categorizing and filtering bot activities. As you increase the value from ...

@WasilTouseef, as Michael said, you'd need a custom sync filter to control the people who sync with Salesforce. Once implemented, you can turn on the sync for an already-in-sync record from Marketo by setting the field to false, sync it with Salesforce through a flow step, or wait for the field upda...

As Sandy mentioned, the Channel level updates aren't logged in the Admin Audit trail. Fyr, below are the details logged in the admin audit trail:Edited IP restrictions to the following: Allowed/Blocked "block", IP Address "#", Disabled IP RestrictionsPartition created or deleted with name "partition...