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Thanks Cheryl! It seems to happen every time I'm here until I refresh the page, then it starts working.

I don't think you can say 5x a week in the scoring program itself. Your choices are "only once, once every ___, every time".I'd probably handle this in a creative way using additional smart campaigns. For example (this is very high level and off the top of my head, so hasn't been tested, etc.), you ...

I share your frustrations with those same issues. I'm hoping a later release will provide a fix; they've already been documented elsewhere on the community so Marketo Product Team does know about them.

For those of you who are using Litmus - have you ever used Email on Acid? Wondering how the two services compare. We're currently using EOA.

I agree with Breno - I would almost never create an email marketing campaign that sent people to our site's homepage. Having said that, in addition to the Marketo technique already mentioned, you could also track these visits using Google Analytics or other analytics software running on your site.

Okay, this is probably more documentation than you all are looking for since you have the alerts, etc. already running, but here is how we have our entire program set up:Southco Distribution Leads - Basic Program Overview User logs activity/interesting moments; once they pass our threshold, the lead...

Thanks for posting this. We are doing something similar. I wanted to do this one in particular: Any form submissions within the past 180 days will be set to TRUE and use the most-recent form submit date as the Opt-In (Implied) Date But couldn't figure out how to get the date from the most recent fo...

We do it that way, Dory - works great! (We also did it with Forms 1.0 using custom code.)

I don't know anything about MS Dynamics, but I know there are certain field types in SFDC that Marketo can not trigger from (calculated fields). It could be an issue along those lines rather than the T/F and Y/N problem - possibly.

Responsive iFrames: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2014/02/27/making-embedded-content-work-in-responsive-design/AdBlock - One way to find out is to install AdBlock, then visit a test page on your WordPress site with a form embedded into an iFrame.