Darshil_Shah1

In future 6 months will qualify anyone whose "Client End Date" is non-empty and is any value in the range of today till 6 months from today. If their "Client End Date" is any date that is not in this timeframe (if it's in the future after 6 months or in the past), they'll not qualify. So, using this...

Good point, Sandy! @nsildeyna, when we say drag, we literally mean it (not just copying its as-is name from the tree), i.e., you should click the field in the object tree, hold, and drag the field into the editor. See the snapshot below for reference.

For velocity to be able to parse and assign values you must use the $ reference and and not the token reference bein used elsewhere (e.g., emails, landing pages, etc). Use the below script (of course with the "Belonging Increase" field selected in the object tree on the right of the velocity editor)...

In my comment above, did you read the part where I mentioned using the velocity reference ($) instead of the token reference while referencing fields? Please drag the field from the object tree (per the last snapshot) into the velocity editor instead of trying to reference it through the lead token ...

I see Marketo's Munchkin tracking cookie being created in either cases, i.e., with the cookies enabled/disabled. I saw that with the cookies rejected, a couple of Marketo tagged scripts under the Navattic's capture.js weren't called on Marketo form submit, which wasn't the case with the cookies enab...

For the future, please use the code highlighter to highlight the code in your posts. I edited your post this time. You can't use the token reference to assign values/use its data in the velocity script. You need to reference the fields as per the velocity construct (using the "$" character). Also in...

Marketo doesn't have a recycling bin from where you can restore the deleted assets. However, Marketo does prompt you to ensure you want to delete the asset, so users generally cancel the prompt if they hit the Delete option accidentally in the first place. Also, the system doesn't allow users to de...

IMO, Google Analytics is more meant for your web analytics data. I'm not saying that you technically can't load your email performance data and build reports in it, but that might be a lift in terms of building and managing the custom integration with Marketo, unlike platforms like Tableau which can...

Marketo resolved Minor and Trivial issues related to Marketing Activities recently so that might be due to it. You can check and even subscribe to Adobe Marketo status here.

Well, what you see is the default favicon Marketo has in place. You can create a redirect rule to redirect the "/favicon.ico" to your custom image file's URL (you can upload that file to the Design Studio, and use that link in your redirect rule).