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Hey Carly,Thanks for letting me know, maybe the link changed. You can find that post on my site here​, as well as other posts

No problem and thank you for the feedback Marshall!

Hey Adam, the best way to know is by testing it yourself with a URL that has parameters and then checking the activity log.If you want me to look through it more in detail feel free to send a PM.

That is a great point Dan, so you're adding a new array every time they run through this with all the values to ensure it tracks all parameters at this point of conversion.Regarding Adam's issue I am pretty sure this may be due to filtering as I mentioned before but can't say with complete certainty...

No problem. I see, do you have a separate campaign for each parameter (source, medium, etc..)?From the look of it, if your mt_utm_term is changing to only a datestamp, you either:1) Have all of your fields within one campaign2) You don't have a filter applied for "FieldName is not empty"I can't answ...

Hi Adam,Campaigns for First Touch would usually be run once, but having these in the same campaign would mean changing the schedule to every time./Erik

Thanks for the shoutout, you guys are awesome! (And no Dory Viscogliosi​, you pronounced it 100% correct - as I usually say at least)Comparing on a lead level and program level I think that is a great point to combine both, as having a program for specific advertising activities/channels is efficien...

Hi Amanda,Thank you. I don't think this would work if the shortened link creates a redirect to the actual page. I tested with a bit.ly link and if I were to add a utm parameter to the end of that link it redirects to the actual, longer link, without any utm parameters. The best way to know is to tes...

Hi Leanne,This solution would be specific for v2 templates coded for supporting modules. Meaning you have a fixed block that you can duplicate, move or remove in your defined email container. Marketo covers this in the docs: Email Template Syntax - Marketo Docs - Product Docs I also covered this in ...