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My understanding is that unfortunately the only way to do this would be to explicitly specify every page you want it on, unfortunately there's no more complex rules. Excluding that page from the segment will exclude all leads who have visited that page in their current/past sessions, but not specifi...

Would be interested to see whether you can find anything in the code that could cause this. So far as I can see there's no obvious inline or css styling that's easily discoverable that could be causing this, and if you move a rotated image URL to replace a non-rotated image url, the rotation still h...

Ah. It looks like some of your images are actually uploaded in the wrong orientation - this one for example: http://go.bancroft.org/rs/616-IUU-033/images/flickerprom3.jpg That might be the source of your issue

What client & device is the sideways view presenting in?If it's a web client, can you right click on the image and inspect the element? That might help you isolate the code that's causing the issue. Equally, some email testing softwares will present you with the code versions from specific clients (...

Probably "transform: rotate"

Hey Casey, I think we need a little more info to be able to help.What do you mean when you say "assets"? What's the scenario - what functionality are you looking to achieve, what should the customer experience be?

If the campaign focuses on one specific product, targeting content based on the stage of the lead in the sales cycle, and you want to ensure that they don't receive the same content twice, then a nurture program with nested event programs for the Live Event/Webinars associated with the product sound...

Like Josh says - we would need more information to give you a recommendation. It sounds to me like an engagement program may be a good option, but it could also be that a single event program is a good option.What's the objective? What are behaviour are you trying to encourage? Does it all fold into...

Hey Amith,Did both emails have the same count of sends? The winner is usually determined by % and not count - if the winner was sent to fewer people, it would have had a higher CTR.

Good way to think about it though, in that the limitations of tokens in smart lists apply to the choices in a flow . I had simply taken my broader understanding that they do work in the flow steps and assumed it was true for the choices too.