Natali_Talevski

The sharing permissions are created in SFDC against the Marketo account you have set up for the sync.Support sent me a video on how its done. Just go to University > Courses > Admin. The video is called Hide records from Marketo with the sync profile in SFDC. You can watch it on demand, but basicall...

Hi Ian,The first step of creating a do not sync field is correct - this field would be created in SFDC and those records that you don't want synced would be flagged as true.However, if you just then delete the record in Marketo, it will add it back in from SFDC in the next sync. You need to create a...

Hello,We are looking to do the same thing for the same reason - limited space in Marketo. I want to remove those leads that have never engaged with us but keep the records in SFDC.Would the above work? The only query I have is if we wanted to market to these people int he future, would we still be a...

It would be some sort of formula field in SFDC that would theoretically sum the scores from all contacts attached to the account. I'm yet to sit down and play with it to see what the formula would be though, so it's still just a theory.

Yeah, the plan I had was to use SFDC to pull scores from all the contacts against the account rather than build it in Marketo.Thanks!

That would entail creating a separate landing page for each parameter, where I would rather have just one for ease of tracking and updates. And I think the timing issue would still exist as the field would not be updated by the parameter in time.

Hi Anthony,Have you tried adding "Select your Province" just before the Canadian states in your master? I've found that anything that is in my master list will show up when I then specify visibility rules.Natali

Dory - it's to the landing page. None of the new features are helping in this instance as it's a timing thing.Josh - yes a segmentation is populating the page based on the parameter that is passed through. I thought about a wait step, but I don't want leads to wait for a page to load. Same with seve...