Casey_Grimes

Hi Valerie,Theoretically yes, you could just do a large number of if/then statements, but if you plan on using this on any sort of regular basis I'd just make a quick Marketo custom object holding the SFDC User IDs and their corresponding values and reference that.

I've used AgilOne in the past for B2C, though it's not going to give you the social component—you'd need to architect a solution with something like Engagor and custom SFDC scripting (and get a person to actually man any sort of social listening.)

Hi Paul,This is one of those situations where you can technically set up a model that would use the custom object, but you're going to lose a lot of the built-in functionality around Revenue Cycle Explorer and Salesforce's Campaign Influenced Opportunities and would need to write additional workarou...

Hi Dan,We definitely do custom work as far as EM/LP templates go (as a matter of fact, I'm wrapping up converting a couple of custom EM templates to 2.0 for deployment). Drop me a line if you're interested.

This is actually rather annoying and something I've seen enforced more strictly lately. However:1. I do not put my name on the vast majority of clients I work with—I use other language to make it clear that I'm not a standard employee.2. Moreover, because a good percentage of work is project-based, ...

Long story short: I've had some serious issues with using webfonts when they're hosted by a Marketo instance, so I've just switched to using externally hosted versions (for FontAwesome, specifically BootstrapCDN's version.​) This on its own doesn't tend to cause much issue with Guided Landing Pages,...

I actually wound up doing exactly that re:webhook middle layer (all praise to SimpleXML and json_encode!) but the idea of running an XPath selection through Velocity is intriguing—has anyone actually tried this? I'd think it slow the render/send of emails down a ton, but might be interesting in othe...

Indeed, I've done quite a bit of banging on about how much this bothers me. Carrie, when Marketo records fields in use (whether at the program level or at the field management level you're describing), the system caches the location of assets that are using that field in order to speed the system up...

I'm guessing your colleague was referring to DMARC (which I did a writeup of a bit back: Boost Your Deliverability (and Credibility!) with DMARC​). There's also ARC (Authenticated Received Chain) that was very recently introduced, but that has more to do with DMARC policies themselves.