Matt_Stone2

You can still do this: Go into Design Studio Click "Landing Pages" (don't drill down, just click the section header) You'll get a list of all landing pages, along with draft statuses You can select multiple here and approve all drafts at once

You really won't be able to, unfortunately. While your email alias considers everyone@ourURL.com to be tens, hundreds, thousands, etc, of people -- Marketo only sees it as one person. So like you said, the second someone opens it, you're going to have a 100% open rate (assuming you only send it to t...

Two ideas: Create a smart list with IS NOT EMPTY -- you'd have to do this one by one to see which are in use and which aren't. You'll also see the kind of data in each Export your FULL database. Plop that in Excel and use filters/pivot tables/etc to do the same thing, but more quickly

Mike, there's things that Pardot does much more easily than Marketo and there's things Marketo does much more easily than Pardot. As an employee of Marketo, you're a little biased in this discussion.As someone who has used both products, I'm giving my opinion, which is that both products can essenti...

You could set up a secondary campaign to say 'Visits Web Page = Demo Site" and also "Not Filled Out Form = Demo Signup" and in this situation, give them +55.

Even though you can't run through an automation rule multiple times, you can still run through completion actions attached to forms, emails, etc. multiple times. Pardot also has something called Segmentation Rules that allow for a lead to run through multiple times.The main difference is these thing...

You can do what's called Automation Rules in Pardot, which can basically do the same things as triggered campaigns.Most of the same functionality exists between both platforms, just in different places. For example, you can fire rules in Pardot directly from an email, instead of creating a trigger c...

It depends on how you're using your landing pages. If you want them to be showing up in search results, then yes, you'll need to be paying attention to the meta tags.If you don't care, or if you don't want them to (which is my primary case as they're almost always PPC-related), then you don't need t...

What you're looking for is a subscription to a smart list. Unfortunately, this doesn't exist. But you can vote for it here: https://community.marketo.com/MarketoIdeaDetail?id=08750000000HAX9AAOIf you have a programmer, you could do something similar with the API, but otherwise you're out of luck.

Are you saying that you don't want a default option for some elements? So if they don't fit somewhere else in the segment, that element doesn't show at all?