Vladislav_Vagn1

Hi Candice, Sorry, it's been a busy couple of weeks. I am just now getting caught up on this. Happy to chat about this but I didn't see any times in February.

Hi Jon, You used to be able to drag and drop people from a smart list into a Static List. That functionality seems to be gone now with the new UI. You have to run a flow action and it is more time consuming. I would like that functionality back. Additionally, in engagement programs, you used to be ...

Hi Mark, You could try to create a separate triggered smart campaign that looks for a change in that value. Something like, Smart List Trigger: Data Value Changes -> Data Value is "BU Newsletter" and New Value is "yes" (you can also add a filter that says Unsubscribed = TRUE to make sure you are onl...

I am in the "Useful but I want more data" camp. We are using intent scoring in our tool but we only add intent scoring after they reach a certain behavior point threshold. We do this to ensure we still pass quality leads to our reps (the leads still have to take actions with us) but also to prioriti...

You are correct in stating that if somebody navigates away from the LP with UTMs, then you will lose those values if they fill out a form on the next page, if you are not using cookies. That is because the link that they clicked to get to the next page probably does not have UTMs. I am not sure what...

I think you can achieve this using streams and transition rules/smart campaigns.In your case, you could set it to where a "Yes" takes them to the next stream with the next email you want to send them. And a "No" would keep them in the current stream and they will receive the next email. To make this...

You can have the same filter in the smart list twice. So the first filter can be "field is empty" and the second one can be "field is X". Then you can just do an OR statement between the two filters.

I have used zerobounce and it has worked for us. I have only ran a fraction of our database through it but it drastically increased the deliverability rate.