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Pfffft. I could be Level 10. I just.....don't want to.Haha, thanks so much for all your help guys. That's an incredible amount of work helping others!

Hi everyoneI tried to add this code to our double opt in confirmation email:I placed it just before the tag as per this article: How to Use Gmail Actions in Your Email Program | SendGrid . But when I tried to approve the email, I got the error "Marketo does not allow javascript or scripts in email"...

Hi JulieDepending on the email, to have a click rate of close to 1% on a particular URL seems quite reasonable.

Works! Thanks so much!

Another method is to link out to .ical files so the user can download the event to their calendar. You shouldn't necessarily need a reminder email then, depending on user preferences.

Nice Rachel Noble​! Another good way to think about this is what "waypoints" people have to pass through in order to purchase your product. For example, if you are selling a complex B2B product, then businesses will likely need to engage with a sales rep before they can buy. So that's a good "flag i...

Thanks again Sanford, that blog post of yours is extremely useful.

Aha! Got it!It turns out I had a couple of things wrong:1. As you mentioned, when you specify "form-data" type in the body of the Postman call, you don't need the header at all - Postman assumes it.2. My csv was saved as UTF-8, which means there was some weird encoding.So it's actually a lot simpler...

Thanks Sanford! Silly errors I'm now getting a response (great) but it seems I'm still missing a small piece of the puzzle. Here's what I have now:Parameters:format:csvaccess_token:REDACTEDlookupField:idHeaders:Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=--------------------------WebKitFormBoundaryB...