Casey_Grimes

Not necessarily--in this case, the variable has been set, and it's showing that to the end user. You just more typically run across 365 doing this when there's nothing set in the link.

Of course. 365 and Outlook.com are pretty fussy about links in general—in fact, if you've ever tried to do something like Test 1 or Test 2 this used to fail and make links break up until recently. I even wound up just switching to using "#tbd" in order to get around this problem when I didn't know w...

Hi Cahan, This actually isn't a malformed link, but instead a specific setup issue: when you create an email template and choose to use variables for links (such as the CTA link) in editable areas, some problems can occur—while the majority of email clients will receive the email with the properly f...

A quick note on this method and booleans in general: when you send data to a Marketo Custom Object, the exact value that you give for a boolean is actually what is stored for accessing with Velocity. This fact doesn't change a ton, unless you're explicitly formatting the data for your booleans as 1/...

Hi there, So, this Selfridges email is using a common technique that's done in B2C and retail emails, but it may not translate really well into Marketo. If you look at the design itself, you can think about it as table rows and columns rather than the slants you see visually: 1. Full column width fo...

Updating this idea to note that Person Time Zone is now exposed as a field you can use. Thank you for implementing it.