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Thanks Greg. I guess I'm not following what you're saying. Would this German citizen living in NY be protected under GDPR?

Regarding my example I provided above:If a German citizen works for JP Morgan in NY (and lives in NY), GDPR does not apply to that person.One of our attorneys that recently joined our team, informed me today that GDPR would apply here. Not only does it apply to anyone in the EU, but also any EU cit...

It's become an evolution (since 2016). But yes, I'm sure it took Greg hours (and days) to produce the initial list. You might be interested in some of his other all-inclusive list of related ideas: Email editor 2.0 is leaving room for a v2.1

Yikes - didn't realize Bizible was as expensive as our Marketo license! We're looking for advanced attribution platforms - like Bizible - to bring into our tech stack later this year.

Totally agree here. In fact, the OIA isn‘t very useful for companies like us (large global organization, with thousands of accounts - many with > 25 opportunities. Really a hope a more suitable approach will be developed that aligns to the Marketo ABM product. On a positive note, you sure have a lot...

We use Workfront. You can view our detailed process in this thread: MARKETO SOP

Mainly because the child programs within the EP are different programs than the gated content programs. This is especially important if you have a multi-workspace environment. “Member of Program” does not work across workspaces. Lists, on the other hand, can be shared across workspaces.

It's coded so that it displays one way on desktop:And another way on mobile:And it's not a simple image banner. It consists of a transparent .png for the wave flow, a large gradient image that's sits in the background, two variations of our logo and editable text.

We're seeing this with some of our modules - but in our case, I suspect this is happening due to the complexity of the modules themselves and Marketo not being able to provide a preview of them properly:Each of the blank modules should display a gradient hero banner variation like this:

Completely agree, Greg - and thanks for clarifying. I was just offering up another data point on how "unmarketable" our databases may become as a result of this "right"; and how your idea here would possible allow us to keep the "anonymized" records intact.