Casey_Grimes

While Greg's method works, I'd recommend as an alternative to look at the Process Builder Blocks​ package, which will allow you to do the same thing but allow it to be invoked by Process Builder rather than by checkbox.

Hi Calon,Quite honestly, there's no discernible difference whether a PDF is hosted on S3 or in Marketo itself. You could make a slight argument for using S3 if only for Cloudfront. When it comes to tracking any PDF, you do generally need to have JS fire to record that the PDF was viewed before the P...

Hi Bonnie,This isn't terribly uncommon; generally rather than break everything out into separate fields I'll create a "Mailability Status" that notes whether the person is invalid, is marketing suspended, doesn't have consent, etc. However, that's typically used more often for understanding email-re...

Definitely interested in what other people have to say here.The UI-based nature of changes makes traditional version control difficult, but I do like to use Git where possible to track major revisions of code (whether that's for templates or embedded scripts.) However, that's not ideal--it's really ...

Hi Kelly,Unfortunately, having just a snippet of code isn't going to help much in this case, because what Outlook does is calculate the overall height of the email, not just the button module itself. Some practical things you can do, from easiest to hardest:I'm assuming you have something other than...

Oh, Outlook 2016.There's no bulletproof way to handle these lines in every scenario, but the key ways to reduce the issue basically involve:Modifying the height/length of the email to move lines around. I'll sometimes do a Outlook-only line break or other MSO-targeted code in order to move the lines...

Hi Greg,If Trusted Import is a role permission that can be set, that's news to me--I thought it was only List Import/Advanced List Import, not restricting Trusted/Untrusted.

If we can't get blocking field updates by role, could we please get restrict trusted uploads to certain roles?

Hi Kelly,Depending on your send volume, you can always apply to be in a trusted pool of IPs (which tends to get hit far less often by Spamcop.) I believe the limit before you need to consider a dedicated IP is ~75K emails/mo.

This is extremely hard to diagnose without code, but I would take a look at that banner, which seems to be going to 100% width instead of scaling to the viewport. Additionally, Android has some specific things to keep in mind when designing for mobile--some of the tactics that work on iOS won't work...