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I was having this same problem, but this solved it! Thanks Kenny Elkington​!

A few months ago my leadership team decided to cut our inside sales team. I had a few weeks to pull together an automated system that "replaced" all the work Inside Sales used to handle. Since implementation, we've gotten feedback from all regions that they are now seeing more qualified leads than e...

Lisa Luskin and James Leedom, another way you can do it is by using "Random Sample" so that you don't have to know exactly who you are blocking, you are just making sure to get a truly random group of leads.Create a list (probably in your lead database) named "LST-No Emails" or whatever you decideSe...

I don't believe so. I think concatenating is the easiest way. In thinking about this issue, a few options came to mind but they were all more complex/time-consuming than a simple excel formula.

There could be a few things going on, but it sounds like this one has to do with your clients' IT settings. We ran into an issue where our domain was marked as "spam" or "blocked" by a couple of our clients' email systems so our sellers weren't able to send them anything with a Marketo link. Unfortu...

Your solution is how I would go about it, but someone else might have a more accurate idea.Just make sure that you are looking at unique views and not repeat views

Hi Andrew, when you click on your email program the default view should be "Dashboard" and it should show you how many emails were sent, the open rate, and a summary of email stats.

I agree that this is the best option, just keep in mind that if someone owns more than 1 person in the campaign, they will get an alert for every single person they own. Some of my sellers have 20 people who receive the same email, but I don't want the seller to get 20 of the same emails.Not sure ho...

We use Wrike and are switching to Kapost 🙂