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Could you clarify what does non-contact mean here?When you suppress a certain number of contacts - from a smart campaign to send the email - It changes the "qualified count" in few seconds - can take take longer based on how complicated the smart list is. https://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS...
If you want to do this for known leads, you can identify them by Visited Web Page/Constraints. You can create a separate source field to stamp the source values for the different channels.If you want to do this for anonymous leads, they will be processed only after they become known (when they fill ...
It's advisable to use basic UTMs and then via hidden Marketo fields capture such info. Here's a method to do it.
One way is to use Campaign Inspector
To ensure that the Program Statuses Sync to SFDC Campaign Statuses - they must be compatible for the mapping to work. Refer this doc for how-to. If you want "Booth Visit" on SFDC Campaign, you would need the same status on the mapped Program as well.
I'd say this is a reliable way to ensure that all emails are considered. Although, I have seen examples recently when these filters do account ALL values, but haven't used it as a direct combination of filters and advanced filter logic is more reliable. Would be great to know if we have observed the...
It's better to use QRs as suggested by Sandford.
One way is to add a choice to flow step and exclude people who have been sent the email.
Would suggest add filters to exclude clicks as well. Opens may not be tracked in some cases.
This is not really system defined. You can use these statuses to define people who are engaged, however the follow up is purely up to you. If you have not built anything to block them from receiving Email 3,4 - they would be sent.