Kim_Allen

Hey,If you look about half way down these release notes, that section may help!https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000LIx8CAG#link-tracking-in-text-emailsKim

Hey Bec,Each program with a published MSI email is a folder. So in my instance, we only have one because we are tracking MSI emails on a high level - one program. But if you had multiple programs, as long as the MSI email was a local asset, they would show in the main dropdown as folders.Then under ...

This would depend on your sync setup. But if you sync based on the email address, this would just create a new lead and it would sit in Marketo.

Hey Elena,Here's an article on the limits: https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000LAoDCAWYou can choose to block the operational emails when scheduling.

Aw, schucks Jason. I haven't been on there a while but "back in the day" I frequented W3. 🙂

W3 schools has great tutorials. I know it seems daunting but I'd teach myself the basics.Then sometimes when I'm really thrown for a loop, it's just trial/error. I'd recommend testing on a live html editor, not in Marketo.

I agree with Josh. In the past, to demonstrate lead routing and assignments, I've just used Gliffy. It is a bummer you have to keep it updated but it's also a good exercise just to make sure everything is set up correctly.

You'd use the Fills out Form trigger and add whatever criteria you want. Then the flow would be the score change.

Hey,I believe that there are SFDC apps. And I'd guess that within these apps you should be able to use Marketo if your views are setup... but I'm not entirely sure.Kim