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Introduce the ability to set email send limits at the program level, allowing greater flexibility. This would enable users to manage limits specific to each program, without being restricted by the global settings.Workarounds, such as disabling the limit globally or adjusting it for larger audiences...

Introduce the ability to set email send limits at the Email program level, allowing greater flexibility. This would enable users to manage limits specific to each program, without being restricted by the global settings.Workarounds, such as disabling the limit globally or adjusting it for audiences ...

I encountered a similar issue. Despite using tools like the magic wand and adjusting zoom, the error persisted. A simple page refresh revealed broken links on the canvas. Once I connected the links and published, the error disappeared.Consider trying this solution.

Another option could be to export the list of all landing pages (including URLs) via Design Studio / Landing Pages and use a tool like Screaming Frog to analyze the pages (just add the URLs). You will get the information you need about the pages.

Thanks Sanford and Jay for you insights - I will circle your input back to our Web specialists and see what will be the best solution for us. I will place an update when we have decided what to do.

Jay Jiang Thanks for the response - sorry I forgot to mention that the Fallback Page is a Marketo page.

Hi Andrea,There was a similar question in our user group in which I responded:We made a wireframe of a master template and asked an external designer to make a visual design in Sketchup (or Photoshop). We send the sketchup file together with an instruction document to emailmonks.com/ (NO AFFILIATION...

Thanks for the reply Sanford. I was hoping for some pointers to investigate myself hence the reason I did not share a link.

Darrell Alfonso​ Update: We no longer focused on finding benchmark software but decided to use Riddle.com which we will hookup to Marketo using Zapier. With Riddle is simple to use and fulfills the need we have.Have a nice day, Frank

Looking forward to the ebook! And thanks for the tips!