JD_Nelson

Janet Dulsky​, is there a way to post a poll to all of community? I think there was int he old layout, but now it limits me to areas I'm following -- such as just my User Group. Best Practice in this - ?

agreed - mobile or not, it's stuck as unread. #confusing

I debate this with myself on a constant basis and am interested to see what others say.I've gone through the folder many times trying to reorganize everything to be most useful -- What I've decided is this:Nested folder structures are pointless unless a strict naming convention is usedWhen inserting...

This would be the ideal method, but just remember that UTMs, by default, are only present on the initial visit. If they navigate away and/or come back later, this value will be gone and you won't necessarily be able to track it. Obviously this is most overcome by setting cookie values or global utm ...

I would actually disagree with this since it won't filter out those that filled out the form BEFORE the email click. HOWEVER, if we expand on it a bit, it could work. You could use Smart List: Clicked Link in Email = [ Email Name & Specific Link] AND NOT Filled out Form = [Form Name]This will trigge...

Flow step 1 & 3 are conflicting. To use transition rules you determine what "pulls leads into that stream" -- therefore you don't need to specify 'add to engagement program' because you're already changing their status in step 1. This does mean that you'll need to re-map your criteria since this won...

Check the right-side of your email. Under the 'dynamic' tab:If it doesn't look like this, then one of your sections of the email HAS dynamic content using segmentation.Here's an example of one that DOES have dynamic sections:

What's the benefit of the different streams, though? Why not just keep everything in one stream if at the end it just goes to the next?

You can change the availability of each of your emails. If they're only available up to a certain week, then anyone new will skip through.

I did something similar, although not with events, using segmentation. If you're looking to combine topics into one sentence, then I'm sure Sanford will have some velocity scripting for you to do. However, all I did was have a trigger watch for the form, then add each user to a segmentation. Then in...