Matt_Stone2

What I do is I set the test group to 100% and then immediately pick a winner after the four hour window. This almost entirely eliminates any people receiving the newsletter at a later time (though anyone who signs up in that four hour window will get it after the winner is chosen).

If you look at the forms2 stylesheet that's loaded up by default, you'll be able to see all the classes and IDs. Additionally, if you use your browser's web tools, you can pretty quickly find any class you're trying to identify.

Bump -- any ideas?

A few things we do currently:Make sure you have an email preference center if you don't alreadyWe marketing suspend any lead who has 3 or more soft bounces within 90 days (there's more detail to this, such as bounce reasons, but this is the gist of it)Delete hard bounced leads after 3 months if no e...

You should be able to achieve this via custom javascript/jQuery. Take a look at this for how to grab the parameter and this for how to add it to the drop down.I haven't done this myself, so it might not be as simple as the above examples, but it's a place to start.

Getting activities to play nicely in Marketo is tricky, since they're entirely separate objects from leads or contacts. I'm not sure about the Task Status, but it's probably referring to only one or the other (i.e. a Task and not an Event, or vice versa).As far as I know you can't pull in any custom...

There's a filter that is called "Activity Was Logged" that lets you enter a subject, and also a constraint that says "Is Task" -- so you can differentiate between tasks and events at the activity level.

So "Registration Error" is a program status as well, and instead of "Registered" the leads are being set to the first one? Is "Registration Error" the default program status?

Ignore the fact that the variable is called testEmail... originally I was trying to pass the lead's email and switched it to first name when I ran into trouble.When the page loads, this is what you see in the source:Also might be worth noting that in the above case, I'm using an HTML element via t...