Jo_Pitts1

@Grace_Brebner3 , hey - at least if my ideas are being challenged it is by one of the best 🙂One of the reasons I quite like the wait step is it suggests you'll be sending the email at the same time of day as they engaged with you the first time.That being said, I also agree that it has it own sets ...

@Sophia_Sellars ,as always there are many ways to skin a cat 🙂 ONE alternative approach (and I can think of a couple) would be to Create a campaign that:Sends the emailWaits 14 daysSends the email And have a triggered (on the open of the email) campaign that removes them from the first campaign. Al...

@Sophia_Sellars ,@Grace_Brebner3 's example is spot on. As an extension of that, this link https://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Smart+List+Filter+Operators+Glossary will take you to a generic description of the date operators and how to use to achieve your outcome (and others that may be si...

All,with @SanfordWhiteman 's help we found a cunning answer. If you can't get the chrome devtools to surface the code, then put this line of codedebugger;where you want to debug in your Landing Page Template. It'll force the chrome devtools to bring this code into view. From then you can apply ot...

I hunted down through the iframes and still couldn't see what I was looking for.I'm happy to screen share with you if you have time.

@SanfordWhiteman , its a template URL so I'm not sure I can expose it to you?

As an alternative approach to @Chris_Wilcox 's product example above, I often create tokens long these lines:#if($lead.products_of_interest.contains("A")) #set( $storyHidden = false )#else #end Drop your product of interest token before a series of Marketo Modules, and then drop in the second tok...

Will,Along with Sanfords comments on reviewing the HTML fragments, I'd go further and say there is a very strong argument to be made that you should really look at how you are crafting your emails. If you had a Marketo template built that covered your base formatting/branding etc this would be craft...

Harish,thanks for clarifying. I think though the best way to help is with worked example (as what @SanfordWhiteman often does).In my case, I'm not that clever - but when I do get an outcome with the help of others (usually Sanford) then I try to post back the full worked example as a guide to other...