Justin_Cooperm2

If you click the HTML button in the rich-text editor, you'll see that your image element has a

tag around it. Add the following:

Mary, just don't forward any email. Also tell your colleagues the same. By default, any email sent form Marketo will track all open/link click activity and pre-fill as if the visitor was the original recipient of the email. The fact that the email was forwarded is not known to Marketo.You can instea...

Just add a simple JavaScript function on your page and call it when the page loads to grab it from the query string and display it in a string above the form.function getParameterByName(name) { name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\]"); var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]" + name + ...

You can use a Forms 2.0 form on this confirmation page and include CPSRefSiteName and CPSRefSiteEmail as hidden fields. You can then dynamically set those hidden fields via Forms 2.0 (see https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000LH7uCAG) and also show a string that says " You selec...

Maybe I misunderstand your use case. Your original post said first name and email address (PII) were to be passed in the link as parameters...As for how to achieve this safely in Marketo, see the above article. It describes exactly how to show a lead's first name (and any other attribute) on a Marke...

First of all, it's not good to pass PII like email address in parameters. I strongly discourage you from going that route. If the leads are already known leads in Marketo with first/last name and email address, when they click on a link within an email, they'll reach a landing page that includes the...

@Mary1. Yes, send all emails from within Marketo and do not forward anything sent directly to one of your employees. The best practice is to add a new lead and send them the email. Emails sent from Marketo track the recipients behavior. If the recipient forwards that email around it would be as if a...

When sending emails to external domains, the only way to protect content is to encrypt and password protect any files being sent and/or direct recipients to a gated web portal where your content can be viewed following login.Also, please note that Jamie's example (clicking a forward to friend link w...

It is not technically possible to know who forwarded an email from a mail client so this is not supported. If a mail is forwarded to someone it is as if any open/link click is performed by the original recipient of the email. Justin

@Amy - You can put his example in an email template as well. It will work if you either paste that code into a template or use the workflow I mention above. It will not work if you click the HTML button in the TinyMCE rich text editor as that will strip it out.