Michael_Florin

...modifications to an associated campaign in a nurture program...Wonder what they mean by "associated campaign". You have programs as content in your Engagement Program, which essentially means you added Smart Campaigns. And I wonder if that's what Support is saying: Messing with the Smart Campaign...

Hello - and sorry if that sounds like nitpicking, but what you're describing is not an "Email Program". An Email Program is a very specific program type in Marketo, but what you are using here is a default program. About your program: I have the feeling your setup is a little over-engineered. You do...

I usually set the trigger campaign up with the "Campaign is requested" trigger. And then I just request it from a List, Smart List or Program Membership: Thank you for your kind words. 🙂

I apologize in advance if I didn't understand this question correctly, but it's the expected and documented behavior that you can't use the Flow Step "Add to Microsoft Campaign" in batch campaigns. You need to set it up as a trigger campaign.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/marketo/using/p...

A Marketer wants to use a Program Member Custom Field {{member. Webinar URL}}I wouldn't call {{member.Webinar URL}} a Program Member Custom Field. Marketo usually refers to this token as a "Member Token" and it exists in Marketo since webinar integrations exist. PMCF were added much later. So this i...

I actually don't think that you'll find help within Adobe. It's usually not Adobe's job to help you with nurture architecture. That would be a question you'd ask the implementation partner/agency you work with. There are a lot of them out there, and many of them are certainly very knowledgeable. But...

I think you should read this:https://blog.teknkl.com/yes-you-can-use-emojis-in-marketo-subject-lines/

It needs to look like this in your Design Studio:

I rebuilt your setup internally, and for me it works exactly as expected. I was wondering if this was due to having the Random Sample flow step combined with something else - which I usually don't do - but it works fine. So I would assume you have outside effects changing your results. I'd recommend...

We just stumbled upon this recently. It's in Treasure Chest: Can't add much more insight though. We turned it on, and we expect it to do what it says, but haven't gotten proof of it yet.