Chris_Wilcox

Hey no worries Dave, none of us were coders until we had to be! Myself included!If you need to get your GA embed code onto your landing pages, you'll have to update the base-template for those pages. For example, you'll have a landing page asset that uses a specific template that is then customized...

Hi Malik,Just circling back on your post! If my response helped to answer your question, please feel free to mark it as correct so that the thread shows up as 'resolved' in the community. Thank you!Chris

Hi Malik,Marketo has some documentation that will help answer your question, but in short: "If you Send and Track an email with multiple recipients, Marketo will log all click and open activities to the first recipient in the To... field. Activity done by other email recipients will appear in the f...

Hi Jeffrey,Just curious if this resolved your issue! If you found my answer helpful, please feel free to mark it as correct and answered in the community. If you have any additional questions or need clarification to get this up and running, let me know and I'm happy to assist.Thanks!Chris

In this template, you need to add some in-line styling tags to change the link. Basically, kind of like this if you want to make it white (based on your template I'd guess that's your goal)Unsubscribe

You would do this as a batch campaign scheduled for each day of the week when employees may start (I'm not sure if that's M-F or only certain days of the week at your organization). Your smart list is: (sample screenshot below) Date FieldOperator = In Time Frame Value = TodaySchedule that to run eve...

Thanks Sanford, we're searching small strings for essentially placeholder test for suppression purposes so I think we'll be fine from a length perspective. Really appreciate your opinion!

Hey Sanford,I was chatting with someone else about this and they offered the solution of using the matches function and some regex instead of "contains." Specifically, using:$lead.Variable__c.matches(".*(?i:value).*")In all my testing, appears to work exactly as expected. Any thoughts on this? I've ...

Ok that could help! So you take all of the variables you're going to use in the logic, set them as lowercase, then reference the #set value in your contains? Or is there another way to do lowercasing that you're mentioning. Thank you very much!