Oh Yes, Amy is absolutely right. I was more assuming you've got specific conversion points on your site or target actions you're tracking and want to push those over for Sales visibility. Totally agree this shouldn't be used for random web page visits (unless it is specifically to your pricing page or something like that). Basically, you could replace the "Interesting Moments" concept with what I'm talking about here, makes them searchable/reportable in SFDC.  ... View more

Well first, you should probably transition building your landing pages in Hubspot to Marketo, and then post the leads into Hubspot with a webhook or something instead of building in Hubspot, embedding Marketo, then STILL having to post the leads with a webhook, but that's your call obviously! You know your teams expertise and workflow better than a rando on the forum, haha.   Ok so, it's been a few years since I've used Hubspot, but if memory serves when you're building your landing pages you can customize them and edit the HTML itself. Wherever you can do that, you'll want to drop in the embed code of the Marketo form you want to place.    To get the embed code, click on your form asset in Marketo, and on the main part of the screen there will be a dropdown at the top that says "Form Actions," click that, select embed code. A Popup with your embed code will show.     Drop that code in the HTML of the element on your Hubspot LP where you want it to show up. You may have to play with the CSS of the form (Edit Form > Form Setting > Form Theme > The Little gear on the right side lets you customize the CSS for the form) to make the styles match your LP exactly.    Good luck! Chris   ... View more

Shameless plug for @SanfordWhiteman 's pre-fill solution outlined on his blog. We use it, it's awesome.  ... View more

Absolutely you can do this. Basically, you create a script token that looks for whatever value in whatever field you need, then the 'true' output for that query is a block of HTML that is whatever you want to show, and the 'false' output is nothing. Here's a really basic example that's not querying a custom object, but it's the same exact principal. Just pull your field from the right-side integration pane when you create your token and drop in your HTML as the output.    ##Content section method, this will show each section where that has been selected as True, and will skip the others. Note, sometimes an extra line breaks can appear between sections when using this method. {{Content Token A}} #if (${lead.fieldA} == "1") <table> <tr> <td>Headline</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Drop your full html content block here with inline CSS.</td> </tr> <tr> <td><a href="#" target="_blank">CTA</a></td> </tr> </table> #end ... View more

You just need to write 6 separate filters for "opened email" and put 1 in each filter. Then make sure your filter rules is set to "All."    Basically, when you add multiple options inside a smartlist filter like that, they are always used as a "OR." If you want to force it to be all, you have to add a separate filter for each occurrence. ... View more