Michael_Florin

I don't think you should do this in one flow. Make it two.First flow - a batch campaign - sends the invitation (plus probably change the program status to "Sent Email" or "Invited" if the email is actually delivered)Second flow - a trigger campaign - listens to the event registration, a form submit ...

I guess you can simulate the Pardot Custom Redirect by setting up a landing page in your Marketo with the URL "page.mydomain.com/branded_URL", and add a redirect script in the head section of that page to your external URL. Clicks to that LP will then count as a Marketo activity (web site visit) whi...

Looks like a classic use case for a token.Create a token in your highest level folder in "Marketing Activities" called {{my.footer}}. The value for that token can be a complex HTML entity likeCopyright 2018 - Company Name - {{my.privacy-wording}}

e41d00da5bff5c0592e33ff5f4e812208f02f600 wrote:Sales doesn't need anymore reason to challenge Marketing.A truer word has never been spoken!

Could it be that your 60k leads have already run through this Smart Campaign and are not allowed to run through it again?

I just received the standard confirmation from an upcoming GTW webinar and the Google Calendar URL works fine:global.gotowebinar.com/icsCalendar.tmpl?webinar=1236480377201059587&user=449848194&cal=googleCould you check if your webinar also sends this link within the confirmation? But actually I woul...

I'm not 100% sure I understand your question, but have you looked at this?Smart List Filter Operators Glossary - Marketo Docs - Product Documentation So if you want to target a date exactly 30 days in the future, you can do it with a combination of In Future 30 days ANDIn Future After 29 daysAnd no,...

"View Frame Source" doesn't work anymore with email editor 2.0, as there are no more frames. You can still retrieve the complete HTML source of your email, although it got a little more complicated.Here's how this would work for Chrome:Preview Email. Bring up the Chrome Console (F12) and select "Vie...

To make it little more explicit:Step I: Splitting the list using random sample in one "Add to List" flow step:Step II: Sending the email using the "Member of List" condition:It's not exactly elegant, but no workaround is. 🙂 But it's a solid setup that created 4 equal lists with no overlap.

Well, that whole construction doesn't really add up, does it? Let's assume your whole list is 100 leads. In the first step you send to 25.In the second you ignore 25, then send to 25%*75, which would be 18.In the third step you ignore 43, then send to 25%*57, which would be 14In the fourth step you ...