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Also remember that if you really want to get rid of fields, once you have hidden them, you can ask support to "deep hide" them. This will remove them event from the admin -> field management section.-Greg

Hi Amanda,Remember Marketo does not duplicate contacts when they come from SFDC but does merge on import into Marketo. So migration scenarios should always be in this order:Dedupe as much as you can from your old Marketo and SFDC. These will be the enemy, as any dupe in the old system will create un...

Hi Luben,What simpler solution are you referring to ? Using lead tokens as default values ? It will work but relies a lot on user making no mistake and forgetting nothing when creating the forms. The other solution in the comments is the same one as the oneI refer to and requires some JS.-Greg

As already written there, all the power of the editor is linked to the quality of the template you are using. There is still room for improvement, though. Read this: Email editor 2.0 is leaving room for a v2.1 -Greg

And BTM, I see 2 solutions :Use a token that post the list of values in a hidden place in the landing page and some JS to modify the droplist values using this list.Use a web service that you call on form load to retrieve the list of values. This second way would also work on embedded forms. The web...

On Top of Sanford's answer, for known people, it's not the data that is stored in your CRM that matters, but the data that is in your Marketo Lead Management database and the presence on the visitor's browser of Marketo Web Personalization cookie to link the visitor to the database entry.Also rememb...

Agree with Veronica on this. It's more a complex sales vs transactional sales positioning. Complex sales cycle are long, purchase require strong commitment from potentially multiple decision makers. The complex sales cycle will eventually involve a sales person, who will be using a Sales Automation ...

And BtW, this is a feature Eloqua has, under the name of "email groups". It's very powerful and convenient. You create email groups and attach to each email group some exclusion criteria. Then, when you create an email, you need to tell to which group the email belongs. Then Eloqua enforces the excl...

The page has probably been deleted or moved to the Marketing activities.-Greg