Casey_Grimes

It's true that you need to do the custom API scripting to make it work with Forms 2.0 in particular (and it's obnoxious) but maybe if enough people nudge them (hint, hint, Marketo Nation!) they'd make the integration a little easier.

I believe this is the part where I unapologetically am a fangirl and endorse BriteVerify​ (if you're curious, here's a live example site.) Alternately, if you're looking for something a little more basic or are on a budget, I've successfully deployed mailcheck​ with Marketo forms to reduce invalid e...

Hi Ed,You can. Personally, I wouldn't.Marketo's real analytic strength lies in using RCA in conjunction with campaigns and programs, where it can natively calculate your multitouch attributions (and sync up to any corresponding Salesforce campaigns for campaign-influenced opportunities.) As such, it...

Hi Lee,There are a couple of different ways you could tackle this, depending on how you have things set up—you could fire an event if someone fills out the form without anything defined in mktoPreFillFields (the lazy method) or have another predefined variable to check against (i.e., the user IDs th...

I think the disadvantages of guided LPs are quite relative: if you're used to doing web design, guided LP templates are actually much more efficient for coding once you get familiar with the different types of elements and options you can use. This is particularly true for developing responsive LP t...

Could you include a snippet copy of your code and the email/LP in question? Marketo does strip code, but usually only if it finds something that's broken (as I have painfully learned through many bad copy/paste incidents ) My guess is that there's a stray or missing character somewhere and Marketo ...

Hi Jackie,I've actually been doing some work quite recently with BrightInfo and Marketo! I'd be happy to help if you could let me know what specifically is at issue.

Well, it's not really possible in the sense that Marketo cannot create or write opportunities, but what you can do is use Salesforce's APEX triggers and a field you change in Marketo to achieve the same effect. There's a very basic example on Salesforce's community, though this would need to be alte...

There's a slight distinction that actually solves this problem, because it's certainly not unique to Marketo. While you can't have a sitemap at the CNAME root of your Marketo instance, what you CAN do is generate a sitemap and either add the entries to your main site's sitemap or hosted on your site...

Hi Nio,Just noticed this suuuuuper-late, but remember that if you're using Ink you also need to use the inliner in order to get your columns to be cross-client.That being said, while Ink is interesting, I wound up ultimately abandoning it after a few months in favor of modular tables. :X