Michael_Florin

Another idea: Create a Person Report with Custom Columns. Report Setup: Have Custom Columns in your Database section that look like this: And do the same for 10+, 15+ or whichever break points you'd like to see. Eventually your report will look something like this: The "Created At" filter...

I'd just like to add that if you really do want get a grip on these responses in Marketo, you'd need to pull in a third party like Siftrock. Siftrock integrates nicely with Marketo, removes the auto-response noise, allows forwarding human responses to certain people on your organization, and it give...

I don't know if it's best practice, but we handle auto-mqls in the same framework we handle all scoring. Only that the score increase for the auto-mql actions is so high that it offsets all potential detractors.Specifically for our case: If the scoring threshold is 30, we just score the auto-mql act...

Don't know if it helps, but here's a graphic J Grant Gray linked to me a while ago:From: https://nation.marketo.com/thread/45832-under-the-hood-ii-batch-campaigns-recording

Are you aware that the default setting of any Smart Campaign that you create is to ignore the communication limits?You have to set every email sending Smart Campaign to "Block non-operational emails", otherwise your global communication settings don't mean anything.

No. Only Marketo Custom Objects are available for script tokens. So you need to sync your SFDC object into a Marketo CDO before you can access it.

Hi Megan,I'd say this depends on what you mean by "prevent customers from receiving emails from Service Account". If you don't want to send them any email at all if their account is owned by Service Account, you can just exclude them for your send.If you want to send them something different, you mi...

Hi Keenan - I didn't execute that change. I didn't like the idea of "Add to list/Was added to list" all that much, as it looks clumsy to me. And I didn't read from this thread or from talking to Marketo support, that "Request Campaign" is per se bad. So I kept it.What I did do though, was to create ...

Just to make sure we're talking about the same thing: You are using the ?mkt_unsubscribe=1&mkt_tok=##MKT_TOK## parameter at the end of your email links that lead to the unsubscribe page, right? As in yourdomain.com/unsubscribe?mkt_unsubscribe=1&mkt_tok=##MKT_TOK##If you have form prefill enabled on ...