Erik_Heldebro2

Thanks Sanford! So I was under the impression that a Text {{my.token}} had a shorter limit but it seems to support ~524000 characters. By the "one of each type of token" part, you mean velocity (script type) for email and normal text type for an LP?Is this like this type of setup that you've written...

Now I got a new thought from your JSON data for a single {{my.token}} comment:Would the JSON data need to be added via API to a Script type token?Then I'm guessing it would allow you to add this token into say a landing page to output the correct value in different places using JS?For example if I h...

Thank you Sanford! Definitely helps out to hear from you if it's possible or not

Hey Sanford Whiteman,Bringing back one of these old threads again I was looking at the endpoint reference for Creating/Updating Tokens (https://developers.marketo.com/rest-api/assets/tokens/#create_and_update) and it is referring to data being passed as POST x-www-form-urlencoded, not as JSON.Do you...

Another option you have for Google Ads if you are just sending traffic to a Marketo Landing Page for conversion:Create a Program template with My Tokens populating keywords (if for example you are using Single Keyword Ad Groups). Once you have a template ready, (1) Clone the program (2) Update the k...

Thanks Sanford, was hoping to hear from you.Well this process was connected to our trial sign-up, which could get remade later, I just wanted to see if there was a nifty solution on landing pages. Since the call goes to our backend I'd prefer doing the request via Webhooks.I used a header with somet...

Regarding the copyright year, token is one solution (as Matjaž mentioned recently), but I would recommend using one snippet for this value.Better yet, using a snippet for the whole footer of emails (if possible) would allow you to update those parts without needing to reapprove drafts created from t...

I can also fill in here, not using OptinMonster any longer but what I did to overcome this (somewhat crazy) problem of not being able to add a class to Marketo form elements was to hide the Marketo form button and add a button under the form (styled the same way) that would submit the selected Marke...

+1 to Sydney's comment, different clients have different styling requirements, it's safest to add a bgcolor="" attribute outside of the style attribute. Inline styling is recommended for email design. Probably use background-color:​ ${background_1}; for your table and for border you can also use ​bo...