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And if your URL contains a query string, do not include in the Web page value field. Instead add a constraint to the trigger/filter to separate this piece out. For example, using the query string constraint, your value would be "source = 1"

I would avoid that approach as some email servers may see this as spam. Why not just manually type the text within the plain text area? Or is that what you're trying to avoid? That's how we do it with our email banners/headers (since Marketo unfortunately doesn't take the ALT text and use it in t...

Sure, it will work. I'm basically moving the conditional choice out of the flow and it's now a trigger in the smart list - here's the one for "Accept":And the flow step is simple: "change program status to Accept". By doing it like this, it doesn't matter if the lead clicked on the link previously...

I just received this excellent resply by Marketo Support - this all makes sense now (and the conditional "choice" is indeed looking for a link (and not a web page): I can confirm that I can reproduce the same behaviour as you are when selecting 'Click Link', it populates the choice as Click Link on ...

The link activity is being logged properly. The issue is the lack of a proper conditional "choice" attribute within the flow steps.

Yeah, not only do I wish tokens work on the conditional choices within flow steps, but also within smart lists. Tokens could be a huge time saver for us and allow us to scale our programs more efficiently.

Not only have we considered it, but that's what we have to do given this issue. In our environment, it's all about effeciency and optimization - given that we have over 1,000 programs across 23 workspaces. Just trying to take full advantage of "marketing automation" vs. having to create more smart...

The link I'm including below is also a useful site for creating variations/extending the basic embed code. For example, on our site, we use a single form for all of our gated content pages across a variety of campaigns. All that's required is hard-coding in the proper confirmation/thank-you page t...