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What do you mean by "come across"? Are the emails not being delivered at all? If that's the case, there's likely an email server issue on your side of things.If you mean the overall formatting of the email looks weird, that is an HTML/coding issue that a skilled developer could easily fix.Long story...

D'oh! *whaps forehead* I didn't realize the Data Value had to be checked in the Velocity script in order to be used. That solved that problem!And forgive the sloppy coding! Definitely not my forte.

Nate:Question 1 is possible, but not supported out-of-the-box by Marketo. There are two common ways to implement:API/Webhook Solution - https://nation.marketo.com/message/110203#comment-110203 [the 'Recommended' way]iFrame Solution - https://www.gliffy.com/go/publish/4921387 / https://nation.marketo...

Veera Kumar​, definitely not true. Gerard Donnelly​ linked to the documentation above, and you can see my post on how to get the setup going here: Marketo LinkedIn Integration . Hope this helps!

If you have it as part of your Marketo package, the Marketing Calendar tool is an option as well.

Inbox Inspector is a great free service, but there's a reason it's free. It only looks at a fraction of services, and devices. Honestly, your best bet is shelling out for a service like Litmus or Email on Acid.

Anna,This should be do-able through Marketo Forms. When you're editing the form, click the '+' button as if you're adding a new field, then click the 'Rich Text' button. You can then apply as much HTML formatting to that as you like to have it match your forms formatting.

I'd agree. I'm also quite shocked that Marketo didn't build in this functionality. The odd thing is, the support page doesn't say you cant add non-default mappings. Set Up LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms - Marketo Docs - Product Docs All it says is that you cant map two fields to one. I'm a bit frustrated...

Clint Whitsett​, Macarena is absolutely right. Silly names or not, both Litmus and Email on Acid are fantastic tools that require no software installation. Which one you choose is ultimately going to be up to your requirements. Like Macarena said, nether would tell you specifically how to fix code i...