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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 ...

You would use CSS @media queries to change the existing style IDs and classes based on the width of the device. You can learn more here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Media_queriesIf your site is already responsive out of the box, then it's already using set sizes that you c...

One alternative would be to create a custom field that you populate with your desired dynamic copy. Then you could use {{lead.tokens}} in the copy to achieve your result. This method is obviously a little tricky--you probably can't do big chunks of copy and you'll need to make the copy fit a lot of ...

Not sure precisely what you're looking to achieve, if you just want a plugin that adds the Munchkin code, or something else.Gravity forms has an add-on to pass data to Marketo: https://wordpress.org/plugins/marketo/And there's some stuff in LaunchPoint to work with Wordpress also, like this one: htt...

You most likely have a workflow or a default setting which set it as "Qualified" -- because the lead status options can vary based on how you've customized SFDC.I'd look at the field's setup to see if it's the default option, and if not, take a look at your workflows in SFDC to see if it might set i...

I'm not sure why you don't see the normal "IS EMPTY" option when you select your picklist field. I get that option regardless of the field type. You might want to ask support if that's not showing up for you.

You can run a lead history report on the SFDC side to achieve something similar, though it's likely you won't have history tracking enabled on all of the fields, and I'm also not sure if you'll have the same limitations as Dory mention about the Marketo filter.

To see if fields have been used during periods of time, you'll probably want to do the smart list method, but use the filter "Data Value Changed" and use the constraints to specify your date periods.