JD_Nelson

I thought that too, but I think this particular field works Marie as a “contains” rather than an “is”it worked without any asterisk for me.

I don't have a couple of hours! We seem to swap out images right before sending and replace never works. Then I'm also hesitant to delete the previous version because I can't guarantee it wasn't used somewhere else, so now my image files are getting a bit unruly...

The age old dilemma....you likey will see decreased registration — we did. My reccommendation would be to stagger email cadence with other channels or segment based on topic or preference of user. If you send 3 emails per event, try sending 2 and up your promotion the off week on LinkedIn or through...

no -- just an email program.Side note - you only get like 25 engagement programs per instance by default -- once you use them up, you have to re-evaluate your options...

agree with Grant. An engagement program is best used to continuously send a set of content to people -- the content can be modified or deleted as needed, but shouldn't be used as a one-off or process to simply send at the same time every week -- you'll likely forget once and end up duplicating email...

Confirmed you ​do not need the asterisk to make this works.

You can do this 1 of 2 ways.If you want to target people that have visited a page with a utm parameter either this visit, or a previous visit (specific use-case here as it will look at PAST UTMS too), you can add "Include Pages" from the Behavioral filter in your segment, then simply include the ter...

Yah -- the sync time is why we added real-time slack alerts. Basically in the 'filled out form' flow of your demo request campaign we created a webhook that populates a json call into slack. You can create your own webhook in slack (admin) here: Incoming WebHooks for Slack – Slack Help CenterThe jso...

however - we use Slack for faster alerts -- there's just no tracking or reminder capabilities there

I'd say populate/create a task with time-bound SLA agreements and reminders baked in to alert them.