Phillip_Wild

I'm confused. Isn't this as simple as replacing the code in the original emails? Marketo determines whether an email has been deployed to a person or not by checking on the email ID, so if it's the same email and the ID doesn't change, no one who has previously received it will get it again.

This is the correct answer and the only way to do it, really. Smart Lister filter with "Variant". Cumbersome.

I was recently told by Support that Random Sample does not in fact work in trigger campaigns. Are you finding that this is working for you?

Yeah I did consider this, but then we get a bit more complexity. I'd love for people to be able to understand it when looking at it.I think I'll keep the smart list structure - it took about 24 hours to run (ouch) but since it's direct mail and not responding to a customer interaction....waiting a d...

Hi AshaniI would also be reluctant to use Random Sample in this way since as you go over multiple flow steps, it's 2% of the remainder. Eg. if 100 start the campaign.Step 1: if random sample is 2%, add to list A. 2 people get added.Step 2: if random sample is 2%, add to list B. Now, 1.96 people get ...

Unfortunately I can't use Segmentations since there could be potentially twenty of these....and as you know you hit a cap on those at 20. Damn.I might just have to try it with a small subset of the list, see how many go through, then expand from there.

We run this via a country selector in the form, and visibility rules. Once they are in Marketo, we "double opt in" via confirmation email anyone from Canada or Germany, where consent laws are the strictest. In any case, a full record of subscription actions are kept in Salesforce as a custom object,...

Can we use a token for "Branded Domain" too? That would be handy....