SydneyMulligan

James is right. You can also use a segmentation. We have a database segmentation for "Marketable" leads that I use to exclude anyone who has unsubscribed, bounced, is a competitor, or doesn't meet our buyer requirements. I also have some lists that I have received to upload that Sales does not want ...

Soft bounces are very tricky. It's because of a server rejection of the email so it may soft bounce sometimes and not others, which is why Marketo doesn't automatically mark your email as "Email Invalid" because of a soft bounce. The batch vs. trigger has nothing to do with it. Correlation not causa...

Is there a duplicate record receiving the emails? This is my hunch. Are you using the out of the box Unsubscribe field?

It's definitely Reachforce - Marketo is listed a client on their site and my prior company used Smart Forms too - but there are many alternatives, including RingLead and Strike Iron, that others have mentioned

I always work in multiple tabs in Chrome. The best way to do it is to either right click on the tab and click "duplicate" or right click on a menu item from the drop down and click "open in new tab." If you are using a bookmarked login.marketo.com, it's going to ask you to login every time

That's a good idea!

We do this already, but aside from having to pull lists for "Member of Smart Campaign," there isn't a great way for me to see in RCE how many of our MQLs came from scored vs. fast track.

Is this just for the 1:1 sync? I know it has broken on me before by changing the name in SFDC. Maybe this has been fixed since then.

Our nurture is set up the same way (regular stream is 1/month and engaged is every other week)We used the same emails in both streams. As others have mentioned, it is important to use the exact same emails (not make duplicates for each stream) so Marketo knows not to resend the email. By default in ...