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Yup Greg is right on this one.To throw in some additional ideas that may make it easier for your users to remember:- You could have a blog subscriber field that gets checked off when the blog form is filled - You can name your smart lists or segments, or however you target your emails to explicitly ...

Hi Marie! You should post this in the products section to gain more visibility.You can use nested programs in your engagement program to prevent them from getting content B. If that is too complicated, try having 2 streams, one with ABC, and one with AC and have leads that have already seen B go int...

Great points Greg and Sanford. Bethany Dunich​ just wanted to also toss in that if you are looking for overall engagements - we sync success leads to campaigns in Salesforce. So if a lead fills out a form it is recorded there. Then you can create a campaign salesforce report, and create a chart that...

You can use Snippets Kat. These should help! https://nation.marketo.com/message/102996#comment-102996 Add a Snippet to an Email - Marketo Docs - Product Docs

You can use either 1 for true or the word "true".I just use 1. You don't really need to update the ex-clients to "0". But when you use filters for reports etc, you should use Client is TRUE or Client IS NOT True. I wouldn't really use Client IS false to target ex-clients.

Hi Erica,What are you trying to accomplish? I don't think there is a lot of documentation on split choice because A/B tests will probably serve most purposes. But if you wanted to split an audience for example, you could add choices in your flow step. So for Send Email flow step, you can add a choic...

Hey Bruna,I'm not sure of how to do this. But if no one else knows, I thought maybe you could do it via confirmation email.So they will always hit a thank you page that says "confirmation has been sent" and they get that in their inbox. But if they have already filled out the form they get a differe...

Yes, to have them select something it would need to be a form, which must exist on a landing page. I wouldn't suggest this but - you could have big buttons on your email that ask what their preferences are, and when they click on it they are directed to a thank you page. But they could come back and...