JD_Nelson

Go Sergio! ... and GOOOOO EAGLES!

Good stuff, thanks Joe!"I've been marketo-ing for a long time..." -- Joe Reitz‌, 0:40Priceless!

I use categories to group similar content, whether that is type or theme; you can tag something multiple times, it just comes down to how you call it on your site or email -- so, for example, I would create tags for all 'webinars' then tags for themes like 'best practices' -- then when I implement t...

Hi Nina -- I spoke about this at Summit and gave my 'real world' examples from the past few years. Feel free to give it a watch and see if it answers any of your concerns. Happy to follow-up as needed after that as well.http://summit.adobe.com/na/summit-online/#26637

Love the process template slides. It's been a project of mine to create those at my new company as well! "[they] don't need to know how it operates in marketo" just what it's doing high-level. Nice job.

Kylie Peters​ I SEE YOU!

Agreed-upon QA checklists are crucial! Keeping them consistent and updated is tough, though! Need to have constant reminders!Also love program folder tokens! critical!

if you gate access to this page to be from an email marketo sends, you should prevent this from being an issue (a click on a marketo email or a form-fill on a marketo page will make it a 'known user') -- otherwise, I'll let someone else chime in about the code component.You could always hide the for...

Was your module already in your email asset when you updated your template? You might need to remove the module and add it again to get it to bring over the updated code. I also found a typo in my code where the href tag didn't have a closing quote -- you'll need to add that as well.

Turns out it might just be a formula field that pulls the user 'isactive' flag as User fields aren't actually synced to Marketo. Have your sfdc admin create a formula field for "Owner.IsActive" and then you can sync that field to Marketo.