Casey_Grimes

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

While I like using Dory's solution when working with emails, it's quite a bit of overkill for an LP. You basically just need to addli {list-style-position: inside;} to your CSS to have it adjust. If you need to fuss with the exact spacing on the indention, bear in mind that, for reasons that really ...

You can do this, but it's going to involve some basic JavaScript and time function use.First, you'll need to determine at what time and date you want the cutoff to happen where the page needs to redirect to the on-demand page. Once you've figured that out, you can use an online tool to convert that ...

It's important to note that Outlook 2010 has a completely different rendering engine than Marketo's preview, which uses your browser; your best bet would be to either get a Litmus subscription, Email on Acid subscription or use Marketo's deliverability package (which includes the same preview engine...

Hi Gary,It's important to note that automated tools like Pagespeed Insights and YSlow are just that: automated tools. Their output is not gospel for what best practice should be; you need real humans to differentiate that.With all that said, the hosting your Munchkin script is on is on marketo.net, ...

Hi Simon,From a sysadmin point of view, having cross-checks on program status on a lead in order to have Apache generate custom HTML is pretty resource-intensive, so it actually makes sense that Marketo doesn't allow you to reference programs in Velocity. :XThat being said, there are multiple ways t...

Just a technical note here: this is actually possible in a couple of different ways: I've used AngularJS to solve this on free-form landing pages, and toggling display of divs if there's an upper limit for guided landing pages. Granted, this is all more advanced ways of addressing the issue and it w...

Hi Juli,The best way to handle analysis like this is to actually run smart lists where you split the bounces by category and/or subcategory. Granted, I've seen a rise in X999 errors (which are basically the email server telling you they don't want to give information on why something bounced) but th...