Casey_Grimes

Hi David,I've been in this same situation; in that case, we simply used Relational Junction to do a database-level removal of those activities. Any sort of mass editing/deletion almost has to be done through an external tool like that.If you find you're doing more campaign-based marketing, an altern...

I'm a big fan of TimeTrade, which is smart enough to honor not only a sales rep's Salesforce calendar, but also their iCal, Google Calendar, Outlook and what have you.It also integrates with Marketo—I believe Marketo themselves use the platform.

Hi Lauren,I'm assuming you're using Outlook 2013, but I don't think it's too terribly different for older versions. When the email arrives, you should see a message similar to the following in your reading pane:Click on the sentences starting with "If there are problems..." to get several options on...

The WYSIWYG's absolute positioning kills anything responsive, unfortunately--and the mktEditable class doesn't work on LPs the same way they do for emails. 😕What you can do to work around this is using a combination of program-level tokens for text and assets and embedding forms as though they were...

Hi Kara,The best way to do something like this would be to use querystrings--for instance, if you're using Google Analytics, you would have your utm_medium values set for print/email. As such, you'd have URLs likehttp://www.mydomain.com/belgium-event.html?utm_medium=emailAs such, you can use queryst...

Two things:- I don't think I've actually encountered a client where style tags must be rendered in the body, but there's no head tag support: Campaign Monitor seems to agree. In the case of the webmail client you use—which one, in particular, is it? If it's something like Roundcube or Squirrelmail, ...

I suppose the larger question is why you would put a style tag in the body of an email--canonically, it should be at the top. If the purpose is to swap out CSS on per-email level, I'd just as soon place a token in the email template itself.