David_Gallaghe2

Yup -- both... even with wait steps... was really bizzarre. I had experienced this webex then it magically disapeared then reared up again when I started using GtW...

All emails are batch and blast (not email program nested).I leave a 2 minute wait step in there before sending confirmation emails and have an added constraint to only send confirmation emails to "registered" participants.Registration errors are run through an additional wait step (30 minutes) and ...

Thank you very much Pierce! With the operations folks circling, I appreciate your understanding and quick response. You and your team are great to work with and I very much enjoyed. As an aside -- for anyone out there who is interested in learning more about creating and tweaking Guided landing page...

Take a close look at knacks terms and conditions... I was a huge supporter in until I read the fine print... Namely: any content we (our company) produce(s) can be used and repurposed by knack without my express permission and done so royalty free . "In the course of using the Services, you may prov...

Like an episode of IT Crowd -- looks like the "have you tried turning it off and on again" has done it again!

The funny part is this has happened to a lot of people I have spoken with. Like you, and many of us, discovered is that the member url token can only be used within the event/webinar program and not a child Email Program. The cool thing about this method is that all of the email data is instantly ac...

I totally agree with everyone on this posting!While the new interface is pretty... It would be great if someone could tackle these "Unschönheits*," namely...Cmd+K -- this used to open the insert URLScalable HTML Window -- why is this a fixed item and why so small?Feature Request -- can someone add c...

This link is unresolved after the switch to the new community... any idea where that tutorial now resides?

I've been doing some research in general on best practices and I found a great blog called, Marketing Rockstar Guides​. Funny note -- After I began reading and perusing the site, I realized it was owned/managed by Josh Hill​​ (previous respondent). Needless to say, I have added a number of things to...