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Correct, Marketo only automatically inserts the width and height when you use the Insert/Edit Image in the Rich Text Editor.

Best place to start is here: Marketo Certified Expert Preparation Tools​.It has a Preparation Guide and a Practice Exam, this is where I started. If you have access to the University Portal they have great video tutorials and more there, if you don't have that, my best advice is to read Marketo Docs...

Totally correct Dan, sorry I'm so use to just doing the it in the raw HTML; also I tokenise my images so we only have to include the name rather than using the image insert in the WYSIWYG editor (which is a great work around too).

We have a Channel for our Blog, with the following Statuses:Status VisitStep 10Status EngagedStep 20Status SubscribedStep 30Then we created Smart Campaigns to record people when they do the above actions. We can then report on this.

When doing responsive email templates it's best not to define the width and height, then in your @media query you have to set the image css to: width: 100% !important; height: auto;If you're not going responsive emails, then defining the width and height should not effect the template on different c...

This can't be done within Marketo Admin, contacting support may help, as a rule, Marketo will store the last 10 send sample email addresses. My best advice is to send samples to single email addresses only, that way it's clearer to resend to previous addresses.

I have the same issue in one of my Marketo instances (but not in others), so it's Marketo issue, I have also raised a support ticket before, but they can't seem to fix.The workarounds I have in place are:Fix 1When I clone the program, before entering any content, I can delete any unneeded tokens (us...

Create a Smart List for each source you want to report on, then in the Smart List settings:For SFDC CampaignDrag Member of SFDC Campaign (set to the SFDC Campaign you sent to)Drag Opened Email (set email you sent)For another Smart ListDrag Member of Smart List (set to the Smart List you sent to)Drag...

So rather than doing this as a wait step, you could consider adding them to a static list, then have a recurring batch campaign run on the first of each month to do the action you wanted. Once this action is completed, you can run them through the additional set of flow steps.

You can change the wait step to a date, instructions here: Use a Specific Date in a Wait Flow Action - Marketo Docs - Product Docs