Phillip_Wild

Hi allI managed to think of a good workaround for this - a Marketo formula field!Here's the how rules look:Choice 1:If (where they subscribed field) is not empty: You received this email at {{lead.Email Address}} because you subscribed to Company X emails via the {{lead.Subscription History Referral...

Thanks Nicholas. Yep, we're aware of that functionality, but as you can appreciate, there's a big difference between that and automation. We would like to have segmentations in Marketo that push out to Facebook and Google, therefore standardising our message at each stage of the customer journey. Ho...

Thanks Grégoire Michel​. That's disappointing. It's very confusing to have it listed in this location then. I would suggest Marketo remove this image from the smart list selection.

Hi AnnmarieThe more you open up the targeting, the less precise the overall list is, and you will see decreasing marginal returns. For example, if you target market is 35-44 years old, and you open it up to 35-60 year olds, then you may see more sales, but those over 45 won't convert as well - assum...

Hi KelleyPurchased lists can be tricky. While there is no doubt damage to your sender reputation (through spam scores) by sending to these lists, they potentially could still generate a positive ROI. Potentially!On your points:1. Any time you send off the same IP to these cold leads you will be hurt...

Hi ValGreat question! Our unsubscribe page seems to convert very well, for some reason (around 88%). Simple "enter to win a trip to x" sweepstakes will also convert for us at around the 90% range - when we ask email, first name, last name. But the form to allow users to sign up for our newsletters ...

Hi GregoireThanks, your code works perfectly! While I understand it may not be perfection for validation, it's going to fix the problem in the short term.Phil