Elsa_Man3

Elsa_Man3 · ‎11-10-2021

Sorry for the late reply @SanfordWhiteman - for some reason I'm not getting email alerts when someone replies anymore. I did spot check a couple in Marketo using a smart list 'filled out form' to take out any duplicates...in some cases it reduces the number but a few but not enough to match closer with GA Goals. There is one landing page I noticed that isn't even pulling any goal completions or events in GA, even though the GTM tag is on the page and Marketo says there are 14 submissions: https://info.wegalvanize.com/auditors-critical-to-vendor-onboarding-webinar.html Would you have any insights into this? THanks!

MaenHadid · ‎09-30-2021

Hi Elsa, Thanks for your reply, yea I think that would make sense too. I got help from our implementation agency which advised to split the process in 2 smart campaigns: 1. The first one marks unengaged leads: I wanted to make sure I don't take empty values which apparently gets picked up in the "in past before". So this smart campaign would look at the 3 factors and mark a person as unengaged if any matched. 2. The second is to check if any of the 3 would actually contradict the rule of the first so it checks the 3 factors again but only for those marked as unengaged and it runs after the first one by 1 hour every day after mid-night. So far this worked fine for us.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎09-29-2021

To expand a bit on Elsa’s correct answer... The mere act of clicking an email link does not set a cookie. The cookie is only set when the person arrives at a website that’s running Munchkin. For example, having a direct link to a PDF (which is not advisable for this very reason) will never set a cookie. A new cookie is set every time a page is viewed. The cookie has the same name and value — which is why you may not realize it’s new — but a new expiration time. This is how the expiration is extended out another 2 years. There’s no need for the person to continually engage with emails per se. But they need to continually engage with your website in some way. Just browsing is fine. Safari enforces an almost ridiculously strict policy which means the cookie value will change (thus making the person anonymous again) if they don’t return every week. So from a lowest-common denominator standpoint, you do want to get people to do something on the site, and a weekly email is the way to get there.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎04-29-2020

This line doesn't make sense: #foreach ($Program_Order in $Program_Order__cList.get(0).Order_Line_Item__cList) That's referencing the first item in $Program_Order__cList ($Program_Order__cList.get(0)) and assuming it's also a list that can be iterated. That'll never be true in Marketo. If you want to iterate over the list, it's #foreach ($Program_Order in $Program_Order__cList)

Elsa_Man3 · ‎04-28-2020

thank you (again!) 😊

Elsa_Man3 · ‎04-28-2020

it works great now, thank you!!

Elsa_Man3 · ‎04-03-2020

Just came upon this discussion as I'm trying to solve for that exact issue in our email reporting, to easily track by email what the actual unsubscribe numbers are when we only use custom unsub fields. The solution to pass Email ID in as a query parameter thru the custom unsub form is great, but I got lost when you mentioned passing that info back into SFDC too and into a custom object. Can you explain why we would need that data in a custom object pls? If i just housed the field "Unsubscribed from Email ID" as a regular field on the Person/Contact object, could I not pull that into reports or smart lists the same way?

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