Edward_Masson

if your communicating with customers about their products they have purchased/product announcements etc. this can be considered operation email sends.Think of it like this: I want to receive account updates from my bank but I don't want to get marketed to with mortgages, credit cards etc. I only wha...

As John points out,To get leads into your engagement stream, create a separate smart campaign with your smart list criteria, Then in your flow step, add to the appropriate stream in your engagement program. In your schedule set up either set a daily/weekly schedule to come on and processes the new f...

Is your form being added to a non Marketo landing page? Form 2.0 on non Marketo LPs are not prepopulating. It’s a known issue within the community.I have not tested it but try and add the form to a Marketo LP and see if its prepopulating.

Need to have a smart campaign to listen for your named accounts that you're monitoring.The quickest way is to use a partial email address as your data point.Create a smart campaign for your first Named account. Add the filter Email Address and have it set for Contains with part of the account email ...

Courtney Grimes​ wrote an excellent blog on integrating GA with Marketohttps://nation.marketo.com/community/champion/blog/2015/08/25/integrating-google-analytics-with-marketo

Great clarity Brian Theodore​!

This is a quick, high-level report on any email over a specific timeframe. You can filter for specific emails, but your right its more cumbersome. I would only create for certain (executives wanted it specifically) emails.

I tend to just create custom fields to accommodate for UTM stamping for URL parameters and forms.With a few smart campaigns to listen for and stamp the fields.

The new Marketo email editor is a great start to building their own Email Editor that many others rely on what is commonly know as TinyMCE which is old, a third party application and has not changed over the years.Does Marketo Email Editor need work? Yes, it does, no getting round that. But in Mark...