Phillip_Wild

Yes, that would require a third party app Kyle - or in any case, the process would be so messy in Marketo it wouldn't make sense.Marketo could do a quiz through forms, but since branching and so forth isn't built in to the system it's pretty cumbersome for that purpose.Phil

Thanks guys. So it's not a deliverability issue, but it may be an inbox placement issue. Great information, thanks very much.

Great stuff Justin, thanks so much. Let me know if you find out anything more. I would have assumed we are sending fully signed DMARC but now I'll have to check!

Hi JoshNothing on the forums seems to relate to email favicons, only web ones. I could try putting something like in the header of my emails but I don't think that would work since it's intended for a website.What do you think?

Hi LuchoIdeally you would A/B test it. You're right, it totally depends on the audience, internet connections and so forth. If your users are predominantly desktop, it won't be an issue. But most customers these days are opening many, if not most, of their emails on mobile.I try and keep each image ...

Once you have the quiz functionality up and running through a third party, and pass the data into each profile in Marketo, the next part is relatively easy.I would recommend setting up a segmentation which contains your different profile types. Then you would have a triggered campaign set up which i...

Rasmus we have the same problem. We use SFID as the unique identifier, but Marketo dedupes list imports on email address. This makes no sense and makes it really difficult to update leads.

Double confirmation as per Newsroom - I've tried this both ways and Delinda Tinkey​ has it right!Best practice is to allocate the percentages in the choices you want and the remainder has an action in the default.Eg. Choice 1 - 33%, send email AChoice 2 - 33%, send email BDefault - send email C.34% ...