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ya, i'll send one of the default templates to you.

Ugh, thank goodness you have a sandbox. So other domains receive it, and not yours? So strange. You can try mine if it helps.

You could use the random sample constraint to create 3 static lists.And then you could do something where if a new lead is created use the random sample to add to the static lists, round robin style.Here is a post that explains how the random sample works: How does "Random Sample" work?

Hey Ben,Testing the different browsers is tricky because your test lead(s) could be different for each one. One of the best tips I've seen for this is to choose the number of fields and field types based on the content/offer type TOFU, MOFU, BOFU. Grégoire Michel​ had a good response to that but I'm...

You do custom templates once weekly? Are you on the agency side then?

Thanks Greg, good to know that a master email template can be used effectively.

This happens for me too. Almost the same I think, I created an idea about it a while back:

ah, good to know!

Update: The one I found wasn't really helpful.This post is good though, even though it refers to migrating to marketo from a different MAP, the points are still relevant: 6 Steps For A Painless Migration To Marketo If you are leveraging SFDC campaigns to mirror Marketo programs and can get sales ops...