Phillip_Wild

Hi guysOk I've found the solution after some playing around. Unfortunately none of your solutions worked....and it's because I was using a space in my token name. Once I changed my token name from:{{my.Header Image URL}} to{{my.Header_Image_URL}}The image rendered perfectly. I've found the same thin...

Yes. I highly doubt this would ever be a product since very few clients would have enough different send times to give statistically significant results.Additionally, if you send one blast on Thursday, and one blast on Monday, then to simply conclude that one day is better than another is fraught wi...

That makes sense! It seemed weird that the option was there but I couldn't use it.Thanks all.Phil

Hi BethI think I've got a solution for you.Two individual pieces in the form. One is the form field which links back to opt in status. Make it a checkbox, set the label width to zero, the field width to 5, and remove the label text. You should now have a checkbox which is small and on the left hand ...

I like it. Thanks Christina Reynolds​

Hi ChristinaInteresting. So despite the fact you can add “Random Sample” to a choice step in a “Send Email” step in a flow, you still can’t actually send an email in that fashion?I think I know what you mean - but just to clarify, you would need to do the following in a flow series:Add to List-Choic...

If the above answers haven't done the job, then you might have the same problem we did - if you don't have any changes on the Salesforce side, then accounts won't sync.Let's say you did an initial sync, but because your settings for import were incorrect, it only pulled half the records. The bi-dire...

I'm a big A/B tester. I would say run an A/B test, then you will know for sure. If it's not time sensitive, send one out the week of Memorial Day, and then one the week after. Then you will be able to apply the same logic via proxy to other holidays in the year as well, rather than guessing. While w...