Colin_Mann

From your description I assume that you are linking the PDF as a link from a download button or a URL within an email. This is how I do this myself.Do upload it to the 'Images and files' folder in the Design Studio as you indicate. You can see PDF files in my example below.Secondly click on the PDF ...

Some other useful articles/posts:This article covers the notion of legitimate interest and some FAQs e.g. how leads from event can be handled etc. DMA | Article | B2B marketing consent and Legitimate Interest Legacy Data: DMA | Article | What to do with your legacy data? The potential impact of Br...

Leaving aside the possible Marketo reasons this could also just be a web issue - have you tried CTRL-F5 to refresh your cache? Apologies if this is obvious to you and you've already tried it.

Aside from the technical questions I'd love to hear whether Twitter lead cards work for you - I've considered it as a tactic but just haven't taken the plunge and actually committed yet.

There are some useful links in the answers.However do also keep in mind that the European data laws will be changing and becoming even more tight over the next two years. There are some useful web links on this discussion: Changes to European data law

I agree with this - anything that requires a 'manual' step by someone having to enter two software programs creates the possibility for human error and I have experienced issues myself in the past when attempting to edit the owner in SFDC. As it happens in our case we now create campaign codes in SF...

To add to the comment about end goals I would certainly consider what action you want to take based on engagement with the email content i.e. does it score out into your CRM for follow-up? Is it just for branding with no need for scoring etc?One thing we do is that we have suppression lists built in...

I really like this idea even just at the basic level of cloning emails where you want to be sure you are cloning the latest email and landing page so that you can be confident in the spelling, the grammar, the legal disclaimer, the brand template etc. is the latest rather than out-of-date. As Dan me...

I agree and like this idea but it would need to be moderated somehow or to have rules so that only appropriately qualified people can contribute.

Loved the Monty Python reference!