Matt_Stone2

If you set up a triggered smart campaign to fire when they visit the category, you'd just have to set the schedule to only allow a lead to run through the campaign once and not every time. This way they'll get the score boost the first time and then never again.

It's hard to say without looking at your email itself. It could be a lot of different things, including IP reptuation (are you on a shared IP or dedicated?)Do you use any email testing prior to sending? This will give you a decent idea of potential delivery issues. You might want to check out Litmus...

Are you talking about setting the email program's statuses retroactively? You can use a smart campaign with various filters to perform these actions... for example:Filter:Unsubscribed From Email (select constraint of the email you sent)Flow:Set program status

If you really wanted to get creative, you could do this with the API. You could have a script that runs on a cron schedule (say, daily) and looks at all the new leads for that day. It could take all of their names, lowercase them, then just capitalize the first letters, and then update the record.Yo...

You could create custom columns in a report to satisfy your visual needs. You won't really have percentages, but you'll be able to see the total leads, then a custom column for each response with however many leads responded with that answer.You'd just need to create smart lists with the proper filt...

This sounds more like a problem with your SFDC settings than anything to do with the Marketo side of things. You'd have to check your rules behind contact/account creation and see if it automatically generates a new opportunity.

Off the top of my head, you could have a lightbox form (forms 2.0 makes these simple enough) for opt-in. On the confirmation page you can set your own cookie for the submitter. Use that cookie on your site to prevent the opt-in form from displaying again.

In the actual form settings (not the landing page), are all of the fields set to pre-fill? If they are, this is probably what's causing it, and I'm not sure if that's a bug or not.You might want to create a clone of whatever form you're using (I'm assuming you're using it elsewhere where you DO want...

Is this a triggered campaign? If not, the light bulb wouldn't be lit. If it's a batch or scheduled campaign, the light bulb would not be lit up. Just because it's not lit up doesn't mean it's not working, it just means it's not triggered (e.g. listening for an event before it fires).