I think Joanna Kwong makes a good point about folder structure. In the past I've kept the MSI version of emails centralized in Design Studio but bundled into logical folders (let'...
Caitlin McCormick, the Auto-Assignment Rules are the same as your Lead Assignment Rules in SFDC. You can find them in Setup > Leads > Assignment Rules in your SFDC instance. Do yo...
Mandy Hanson, the statuses are based more on your business needs, specifically your reporting requirements. I think it makes sense to have at least one success step based on the e...
Alisa Goldschmidt, it sounds like you're talking about using segmentations more for targeting the recipients of a message rather than making the email asset itself dynamic, is tha...
Caitlin McCormick Do you have any "Sync Lead to SFDC" flow steps anywhere in your instance? There is a probably a global sync campaign running somewhere. Auto-assignment rules is ...
Beth Hassett - exactly! The lead/contact field holds the most recent value, and then the campaign member can contain a snapshot as of a particular event (e.g., the moment of succe...
Libby Tieman, this is a huge gap right now, I've been able to automate it to a degree using a tool like iHance, which integrates with SFDC and updates a field whenever an incoming...
Beth Hassett, Marketo has limited ability to write to the Campaign Member object outside of the fields that sync via Program/Campaign integration. Instead, once the field is in SF...
Lauren Sandheinrich, you can use a Roll-Up Summary field on the Account object to count the number of Opportunities (if desired, filtered by stage, e.g, separate fields for "Total ...