John_Wolf1

To do it for individuals, (1) find the lead in Marketo, (2) double-click on the name, (3) go to the Activity Log, (4) filter by "web" in upper left corner.To do it on a macro level, I go to Google Analytics: Audience > Vistors Flow.

This is a great idea. So now I'm curious what else you're doing that would keep you from the non-techie solution: clone the page, add your cookie and new content, and make that the "thank you" page?

I believe if you put the forms on marketo landing pages and then used iframes to display the forms on your current pages, that would work.

Two possibilities:1. Create a "thank you" message the same size as your form on a new landing page. Then specify that landing page as your thank you page.*2. Use this javascript on your form page to move to a new thank you page: http://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000KysB&src=* Y...

Ditto for me.

Usually a new site takes up most of your bandwidth. But if you have the manpower, here are some things I would consider:Cookie'ing visitors -- at least put the Marketo munchkin on your site so that you're not waiting 45 days to start tagging your visitors. The web histories should carry over, you'll...