Darrell_Alfons2

This should help you too Conor: Video Link : 1647 The skillbuilder videos are great. What you can do is build out all the smart campaigns, such as If Title is "accounting manager" change score +5. Run them as a batch campaign to apply to your existing database. And then change them all to trigger ...

Lauren - sorry, officially it is just Demand Generation. But internally so different departments have clarification, we refer to it as Marketing Operations.

These are great ideas! We typically have based it by the program type/program success, so if a lead downloads the piece of content we have sent via email, or if they have watched the video we were highlighting, registered for a webinar, or RSVP to an event. I would like to try the change in status/a...

Demand Generation and Marketing Operations.

We use Asana for the email calendar, and use tags to differentiate from other marketing activities. The tags show emails, events, blog posts in different colors. Tags for country, business unit/product, email and event, other tags as well.

I agree, at least 2 eyes on every email, also testing with Litmus is important. Another critical part is checking how many leads qualify for the email send and if that is consistent with prior sends etc. Darrell

Agree with Sanford, we had a "Secondary Account Owner" field as well as a "Secondary Account Owner Email Address" and used that as a token for sender email address and reply to address.

You could try having a trigger campaign that listens for "added to an opportunity" and then add that lead/contact to a smart list, and always exclude that smart list. The other thing I am thinking about is a work flow (on the SFDC side) that automatically checks off marketing suspended if an opportu...

On first look I think it might be a permissions issue in SFDC, but I'm not sure.I think it might be a good idea to open up a case with support, sorry couldn't be more help! darrell