Peter_Rytter

It sounds like snippets is what you're looking for. You can make a snippet for each office location, then your marketers can insert it into the email at the desired place. The snippet can contain the entire footer or part of it, depend on your setup.

As Sanford mentions, if you simply have one unique link per contact at any given time - you should be fine just uploading this as CSV once. First, you will need to add a new field in your Marketo instance in Field Management (requires admin access). Your CSV would just contain the two columns (emai...

There is a place for job ads: https://careerconnect.marketo.com/searchJust an observation. You are looking for a "Specialist", but at the same time you are saying that this is an entry level position. That does not really go together. The skills and experience you are expecting does not seem like an...

I'm not familiar with this tool - but are you testing the email template (code) and an actual email that has been set up / rendered?If you're testing the template itself, it's likely using some variables to control the colors. These will often show up as green in the browser or testing tools when no...

@SanfordWhiteman Just as an FYI, I've experienced problems with html (directly from a lead token though, no velocity involved) not rendering properly in the Preview but working just fine in the actual email. Like Kacper, the issue started around Friday (23rd) but seems to have been fixed now. (Ashbu...

The calendy link is not working - right now it's "https://calendly.com/event_types/user/me" (which leads anyone to their own profile page, it should be something like "calendly.com/trpatric" (not sure if this is actually you?)

True. I think what the author means is in the scenario where one would use this to toggle on/off a part of the email, using it to control the "display" value with 'block' / 'hide'. This will not work well across different email clients, thus not have the desired outcome.

In the case where you want to decrease the flexibility, I think a list could be a good option.

In that case, I would use a local variable number (or string if you prefer) that represent the spacing (padding) in px. You can choose either top- or bottom-padding or both after your preference.I say local variable as you can use the same variable for all your modules if you set the scope (mktoModu...

You can use the MktoList for this as well. It won't be the most beautiful solution / user experience but it will work.It's worth to mention that the icon names (file name) have to match the list values. Meta: Code example: