Matt_Stone2

We used ON24 previously and I never attempted to send the reminders through Marketo, I always used the native system with the platform.

All the history recorded while anonymous should convert over to when the lead becomes known as long as the activity was done while cookied. If the lead browsed your site on a different computer/browser or with cookies disabled/incognito mode and then converted on a form, you wouldn't get any of thos...

You could use an attribute selector, but it won't help you with older browsers: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_attribute_selectors.asp

You should be able to control this with the CSS, though it will probably take an effort across different email clients. I'd start here and look at { hyphens: } in particular. https://kenneth.io/blog/2012/03/04/word-wrapping-hypernation-using-css/

I was in your same shoes last year and I opted to only attend the Marketo University portion. I had a few years of experience with a competing MA product, so I was more in need of translating what I already knew into Marketo-speak, and the university did help with that.

I use a spreadsheet also. I just developed a simple template for recording results and then broke out my test categories (e.g. time of send, day of week, subject line, etc) into different tabs and organized it that way. It would be nice if there was an in-system solution, but as far as I know that d...

That's how it should function -- you select the area of your email and choose "Replace with Snippet," which is what it sounds like you're doing. You shouldn't have to do any other customization within the email.Are you sure the snippet saved properly with the segmentation and is approved?

I only create assets in the Design Studio if they are more templates. For example, all of my forms exist in Design Studio, because I reuse the same ones across multiple landing pages, so it doesn't make sense to copy them around. Emails could be the same way if you templatized autoresponders or anyt...