Scott_McKeighe2

Have you tried declaring the variable in your landing page's CSS at the ID level?Example: #target-block {background-color: ${BackgroundColor-Title_text_single};}

This is still one of my favorite solutions for Marketo communications. I use it every day in a bunch of Engagement Programs to tightly control message timing. Can't recommend it enough!

Hey Michelle,The Challenger/Champion function is only going to work for a trigger based email send (see this doc: Add an Email Champion/Challenger - Marketo Docs - Product Docs ). I haven't tried anything but "default" program types as casted content for a Nurture Program. So you could try using an...

Marketo doesn't natively do a throttled send over a period of time, like Mailchimp. But that doesn't mean you can't do what you want.One method would be to pre-process your large list into smaller, static list "chunks" via Random Sample, and then schedule different batch campaigns targeting those li...

Have you considered driving these leads to a Marketo landing page where they can input the information you want? Seems like a good way to track explicit behavior with intent on the part of your customers. It also lets you automate work to do things like send out confirmation emails for appointments....

Yeah I think you're out of luck there, sorry to say.

Are you experiencing a measurable/functional difference when User 2 is CCed, while User 1 is sent the message directly?

We keep trigger-based campaigns in our system to a bare minimum, as we have approx. ~3m known leads. This has forced us to get creative with how we construct our programs via batch campaigns, since unchecked trigger campaigns slow an instance our size to a crawl.If you're experiencing latency, my re...

In your case Stephen, you need to use the Marketo system token {{system.viewAsWebpageLink}} in your HTML template instead of relying on the option to Include the View as Webpage link when setting up the email. We use the token attached to a link in the top of the email (href="{{system.viewAsWebpageL...

Marketo should (keyword: should) honor any styling you have in your HTML header. It does like to mutate inline styles, however, and it might be stripping classes or conditional code. Do you have screenshots of what's happening you could share? Is the code Marketo's actually delivering to the inbox m...