Carrie_Chandle1

There's been some good discussion on this topic in previous posts. Check out these two:Individual Lead Email Summary Report \Is there a report to show how many emails are sent to each person?

So, there might be an easier way to do this, but I was able to get at it through a reverse process.First, create a list of everyone who was sent your holiday email AND has been sent at least two emails.Export this list of individuals or add them to a static list.Then, create a list of everyone who w...

My first thought is to use a Program Performance report which will show you the number of people who are members of your engagement program, along with the number or percent reach who reach MQL. This assumes you're setting the "success" for your engagement program as becoming an MQL, and that each e...

To Natalie Kremer‌'s point, double-check your from email address and check to see if Marketo sent you an error message. Also check with your IT team - we've had issues with not receiving test emails and it was actually on our side.

Are you trying to edit the template via Design Studio, or edit an email asset using a specific template? Some screenshots would help here.

Editing: If you're using one of the Marketo templates, you'll want to edit the colors via HTML. Previewing: Based on your screenshot, your "preview on site" url is empty; did you add the url in before trying to preview? As for the "preview web campaign on your website"... this is giving you the oppo...

Do you anticipate a user trading in multiple items all at once, or would they come back in the future and trade in additional items?If they're trading in their items all at once, your first question on the form could be to ask how many items they're trading in. This would then drive how many groupin...

^this. Assuming the content is still similar, you'd also retain life-of-email performance metrics instead of starting from scratch each time.

Second this! We just went through and unapproved a bunch of pages in Sky.

Was going to add this! Take a hard look at access - it's easier to start with more restrictive access then open it up later as users learn the platform than to start in the wild wild west.