Josh_Hill13

I know that some people use Joomla, Drupal, and Wordpress.When you say which tools work best, what sort of functionality are you looking for?

Can you post the link and screenshot of the changes you made to the Admin section?Perhaps you did not edit it entirely correctly.If you are doing a custom system, then it's best to code the link in the footer of your email templates and put a blank

You can remove that by clicking Edit Settings and turning off View as Webpage.You can then use the View as Web Page token anywhere else in your email. Just look for the token link on the Community.

Did the program send the emails?Check with Support if it did.

Dominick, It's funny you ask: http://www.marketingrockstarguides.com/marketo-glossary-filters-flows-triggers-1395/ There are also these articles https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000LBvaCAG https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000KzcOCAS https://community....

Manisha, Marketo doesn't use wildcards. You can use NOT CONTAINS 1/1 but that would risk a lot of January and November dates falling through. If your system has 01/01 that would work better. You could at least pull the 1/1 list and then manually remove the non 1/1 leads fairly easily.

Did you try it?I don't think there's a version restriction on GTW Adapter - although I'd tend to go with 5 and above.

I believe you can use one of several methods. use the {{system.time}} token to say something like if Opp is Not Closed, and {{system.Time}} is greater than Close Date, then send email. I'm not 100% sure if that works. Check out articles on that token. Use a Wait Step: if Added to Opp, put in flow,...

Great question. I don't feel Marketo has fully addressed this in the documentation.

There are a number of articles here on using URL parameters to pull in data using hidden forms and other techniques. Ed's got you on the right track for that or even using multiple LPs.If you do parameters, you need to start building a standard sheet and tool to running those so you can always refer...