Dory_Viscoglio

Hey Sarah, it's a somewhat unpopular term, but this would be considered your standard traffic cop campaign(s). This is similar to what Zach mentioned above. So you could have a campaign that listens for a data value change in your field identifying product interest. If that field changes, then you w...

Hey Rachel, as Greg suggested we have a decrease score checkbox that a sales person can check which results in their score dropping so that they're no longer in the best bets view.

You can also add people to a static list based on the criteria from Greg above, if they were sent email A or B which will speed up your future sends slightly.

It really depends what you mean by "bad". Is this an internal designation that you've set up? Bounces would be the main thing I'd think of, but you'll want to dig in a little more and see what is marking them as bad.

Hey Nate! Joe Reitz​ covered some of this in one of his recent Marketo-fu episodes, but maybe Joe can identify which one it was? But here's a quick overview:1/2/3. Program types, definitions & uses:Email: This program will just send out an email. Kinda like a hand-holding exercise in my opinion. You...

I'll have to connect with our Tableau guy and find out. I guess we were pulling live.

Hmm, thanks for our feedback. I connected Tableau yesterday, and granted we tried to do quite a few things, but we ended up with 102 API calls after a 1 hour meeting. We have a 660k record db which might change things a little bit, but I can see how it might creep upwards quickly.

Hey Sarah, did you ever get any answers from Tableau? It would be great to know how the API calls are utilized since we're already over our limit.

Hey Stephanie, you might also want to take a look at ReturnPath. As Greg and Josh have confirmed, some of what you're looking for will be challenging to get to, but ReturnPath will be another vendor who will do similar functions. Depending on your send volume, it will be the same price as Marketo's ...

Yea, hopefully we're talking along the lines of Josh Hill​'s maturity model...