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Hi Mario, I think this is a custom field that someone created in your instance of Marketo.It sounds like it was being used properly (ie: checked = Subscriber is True, opted in, and unchecked = Subscriber is False, not opted in) but this is all a company preference.If it's a field that you are no lon...

Hi Nichole, let me know if you'd be interested in the PDF referenced in the second link that Kim posted above. Unfortunately, Marketo won't let me post it here. My email is dviscogliosi@emarketer.comAnd to answer your question, Marketo won't mark 1000 soft bounces as invalid. You'd have to set up a ...

Hi Diane, Marketo recommends champion/challenger tests for emails that are used frequently, but I also find that they're one of the easiest ways to set up an A/B test. If you check out this guide, you can learn more about these tests.If you don't want to do the champion challenger test, you can also...

Unfortunately now that the sample emails are showing tracked links (thanks to the May update), this doesn't work without being a tracked link... Our new workaround is to save the calendar event from a sample email, upload this to your design studio, and then link to that.

Lauren, you might find that your users can email a person and it doesn't bounce, but that Marketo emails will bounce (for a number of reasons, shared IP, blocked IP by the recipient since it's different from your company IP, etc)... The information might not be correct from their experience, but it ...

Sara, I can't find it right now, but I remember seeing a thread regarding this and the May 2014 release, and they're aware that it isn't working. Hopefully they find a fix because it was very useful!

Also, if you're trying to track activity individually across websites, then I believe you need to set up separate instances. You can only have one Munchkin code per instance.

I noticed this was missing yesterday and was going to post about it since I missed it so much! Glad to hear it isn't gone for good 🙂 Thanks Matt!

Hi Manisha, the other thing that Marketo doesn't make very clear is that there are three types of hard bounces -- but only when the reason is "Email does not exist" does Marketo mark as Email Invalid. So there are other types of hard bounces which won't be marked.This thread from a while back contai...

Hi Yash, when you delete from Marketo, it asks if you want to delete from CRM as well. You would select False at this point.