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Hi Rachel,If someone clicks a link in your Marketo email and it directs to a Marketo landing page, the form should pre-fill with the user's info. Are you experiencing different behavior?

Hi Geoffrey,You can prevent Marketo from making updates to SFDC by blocking field updates:Block Updates to a Field - Marketo Docs - Product DocsI know it's not ideal, but you'd need to go through each synced field and disable updates.

Hi Prabash,I detailed a process in this post to capture the UTM codes on the Campaign Member object in SFDC:https://nation.marketo.com/ideas/1063#comment-18114

Oh sorry I misunderstood that you sent the email from Eloqua initially and then rebuilt it in Marketo. As Josh said, your bet would be to add them to a SFDC campaign to exclude them.

Kelley you could use a program and smart campaign within the stream. You could add the Not Was Sent Email filter to exclude anyone who received the email outside of the Engagement Program.

Dan,This is an awesome share. What about using my tokens in the LP template to define the values of the meta tags?

Hi Jason,You'll need to create a custom field on either the Account or Contact in SFDC that contains the Account ID and let it sync down to Marketo. It is not available by default unfortunately.

Hi Emanuela,Take a look at this recent blog post about respositioning fields via javascript:Reposition Fields in a Marketo Form

This is not a solution to Emily's problem, but it is related and I thought it would be a cool share. The consultants over at Opfocus devised a way to put the Lead's Status on the Campaign Member object at the time the Campaign was added. I think it would be interesting to run a report to see where L...

The only issue I see with my process is when someone that wasn't associated with any campaigns turns into an MQL, and then responds to a campaign. In that case it will pull in the first campaign they responded to after becoming an MQL.