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I'm not aware you can track links on this token but would be interested to know if anyone has figured out a workaround.

Hi David,There are essentially three types of hard bounces. Only one marks a lead as Email Invalid = True. This help article is great: Analyzing Email Deliverability.

Total marketing: 7Trained Marketo users: 1Total number of employees at co: 100There's one other person who can create landing pages and emails and he understands how to run basic Smart Campaigns. I'm the only person on the team that builds and deploys campaigns and I'm also the Salesforce Admin.

Are these the instructions you followed? And you edited an existing Landing Page in Marketing Activities? I see it in my instance...

I assume she is looking for a position in California?

Hi Karen,1) There was a recent discussion on this topic. Please see here. You can't import using the Lead Owner field directly, but there is a way around it.2) Marketo will de-dupe at the email address level. If the email address of the person in your list matches an email address in SFDC (as a Cont...

Reachforce is great - used by a lot of companies as Kristen mentions above.

Hi Leah - not a bad idea. We just capture this in the Lead Source field only - Sales Prospecting. I'm interested to hear how other marketers treat these leads.

I'm not aware of any other messages. I do get errors sometimes if the lead I'm importing has a bad email address (such as not containing a @).

You could add URL Paramaters containing the author's name to each link in the actual piece of content. If the lead completes a form on the next page, that data will be captured in a hidden form. It might be too manual to add URL paramaters to every link included on the piece of content, however.