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One further thing on the speed to run reports - there's a great article in the Community about the order of your filters. I can't seem to find it right now, but long story short, use the simpler filters first (such as "is", "is not", "is empty" as opposed to "contains" and so forth), and the more co...
Hi DavidAs others have mentioned, there is no way to do this within Marketo - and I haven't seen it in other marketing automation software either. I love that you are into the subject since A/B testing is one thing, A/B testing with proper science behind it is completely another.One thing Marketo la...
I've been incorrectly informed Sanford - it seems that Marketo does include the header as you described. Support told me that they didn't..strange! But I doubled checked in my own Gmail and you're right, it's there. Thanks!
Hi GregoireWe already have a standard unsubscribe in our email, but it's my understanding that you can place another bit of code in the of the HTML which gives Gmail and other ISPs the ability to place an unsubscribe in the top of the email, as part of the core Gmail functionality. In turn, they a...
Does anyone know the syntax for adding a list-unsubscibe header in the raw HTML of an email? I'm reading more and more about why this is important, but I can't seem to find directions on what the code should be.Thanks in advance.
I'd like to use Marketo's referral offer functionality, but unfortunately I can't see "Title" or "Gender" as an option in the fields section. Annoyingly, we require this to create a new Person Account in Salesforce, so any new leads we obtain must have this information.Is it possible to add in extra...
Basically, you need custom JavaScript to clear the cached information on the form each time it's loaded.Once this is in place, every form submission will create a new lead, assuming that the email address doesn't match one that is existing in Marketo.We gave credit to the referred by using a hidden ...
Ahhh very interesting. Thanks everyone. Frank, I'm also using the raw HTML which I then paste into Marketo's email editor. So I assume my width="" tag would be fine then, and wouldn't insert values automatically?We are also using responsive templates with media queries, and use exactly the CSS code ...
I might be crazy....but I thought I read something a while ago which said that when coding for email, it was best to avoid hard-coding values for images (through width="" and height="" attributes). I thought this might have been for mobile or Outlook, but I'm not sure.What's best practice here? I kn...
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