Matt_Stone2

There's not really a reason to use a smart campaign to send an email unless it's based on a trigger, or if you're wanting to do a drip setup.An email program is good for a mass send, while smart campaigns are more for alerts/triggered sends. Then engagement programs are for nurturing (though you can...

If you have multiple forms on the same page, this shouldn't affect those. You're specifying the form via an ID in the jQuery so the code is only pertaining to that form.

You won't edit the embed code within Marketo, you'll edit it when you add it to your site... so using the example on the link you posted, you'll get the following code from Marketo: The customization happens in the last line, where you change it to this: So basically if you look at the comments in...

A static list would work, or you could create a custom field for each type of group and then when you send communications, just filter based on that.

What Steffen is referring to is the ability to change the redirect based on a field selection. So if you put a drop down in your form that said "What asset do you want?" with 30 options, you could designate which PDF to redirect to based on that.However, what I think Dave is saying, is that he doesn...

The filter is the name of your field. So if your field is called "Food Preferences" -- that's what you would look for in the filter list.

If you go with a system that doesn't directly connect to Marketo, but has an API, you can build a connection. For example: Eventbrite doesn't connect natively, but it doesn't take too much work for build a connection with their API and Marketo's API so the registration data flows smoothly.

We split everything into two categories... net new and all time. It can get kind of fuzzy, since reporting on created date makes things so much easier, but say you want to know how many demo request forms are submitted this month, you could create a report in Marketo saying "Filled out Form = Demo R...

If you're already using custom coding to sync with the Marketo API and your database, it shouldn't be too difficult to split the datetime into two fields and store them separately. I know that's not what you want, but you should get the same result. Good luck!