Matt_Stone2

I was the one who built it and though I can't share all of the code, I'll try to give you some direction to get started. Both APIs are pretty easy to work with, so if you've got someone who knows their way around code, it shouldn't be a big deal.Essentially, what I did was create a custom confirmati...

If I understand you correctly, you want to build a smart list of people who visited your page via AdWords, but without requiring them to have completed a form.The AdWords cookie isn't really going to help you, unless you want to get complicated, but you might be able to accomplish this using a Visit...

I assume you're referring to this press release from 2011: http://www.marketo.com/about/news/press-releases/marketo-announces-significant-new-product-innovations-to-accelerate-customers%E2%80%99-revenue-growth-by-40-percent.phpBut as far as I can tell, there's no integration available. We use Eventb...

What kind of custom code?

There's no easy way to do this, unfortunately. The best solution I've seen is Edward Unthank's double div: http://edwardunthank.com/blog/marketo-responsive-method-marketo-double-div/You can utilize it a few ways, including to still allow for the WYSIWYG to function, but it won't be as simple or clea...

You'd be looking for the field you created to collect that time. When you set up your form, you created a field called "Select Demo Time" -- so that's the token you'd use in the email.Try looking through the drop down when you click to insert a token if you don't remember exactly what it's called. T...

Thanks Jeff, that worked.What stinks about this being the only solution is that you have to edit the email's draft, remove the segmentation and then approve this new draft. So you lose that historical view at exactly what you sent. But I guess this is the only way for now.Thanks again.

Check out this article to learn how to utilize tokens within an email: https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000L7cdCACThe article focuses on personalization, but you can use the same steps for any field, so in the steps where it shows "Insert Token," just start typing the name of ...

You can easily do either option. If you want to send them an email with the time they selected, just add an email to the program you're working on--this will serve as the template email sent to the lead. Write the copy as you desire and include the token of the time field where you want it. This wil...