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I had trouble getting the AdRoll segments to work right, but eventually got it working. What exactly is your issue?
Like Josh said above, you basically want to delete that entire section of code that was in your template by default and then paste the code you got from Google Analytics in its place.So remove all of this: and put this in its place:
You can definitely download the library and put it on Marketo to host. Alternatively, you can use a bootstrap CDN: http://www.bootstrapcdn.com/
If you're using iFrames, I would recommend having a separate landing page template where you leave off the GA code. Otherwise you risk double-counting.
You won't be able to accomplish this within an email itself. If you wanted to do this on a landing page, there's code that you can use to create a magnifying glass effect, or open the image in a modal window.Generally the easiest thing to do, and would work fine for your scenario also, is just link ...
I assume this is the same as "Created Date" vs "Lead Was Created" Created Date is when the lead is first cookied by your system. Lead was Created is when the lead first converts.So for your question, I believe Acquisition Date would be when they're first given an Acquisition Program (which not all...
Yes, you would want to delete the code from the individual landing pages so that it doesn't fire twice and double your counts.You can delete that entire GA section in the template and drop your code over it.
Trish -- if you want to make sure everyone will see your form, you can just use an iFrame that contains a landing page with a 1.0 or 2.0 form.
Jason is more accurate in the amount of time that it should take if the person is familiar with CSS. Since you already have your sizes defined, all you really need to do is set the widths of the elements based on your media queries (e.g. your standard input width might be 300px wide on desktop, but ...