Tyron_Pretorius

We use Stripo for building responsive email templates for mobile and desktop. They then have a feature to export the HTML code, which we import into Marketo to add in email variables

We use Zoom for webinars which syncs registered leads to Marketo just like GTW They do have recurring webinar functionality: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/216354763-How-to-Schedule-A-Recurring-Webinar

Sara do you have a custom sync filter enabled? Take a look at the article below https://nation.marketo.com/t5/Knowledgebase/Restricting-Leads-from-Syncing-to-SFDC-With-Sync-Filters/ta-p/251035 In our instance we have a smart campaign that sets our custom sync filter field value to true for any new l...

I can recommend @Michael_Tucker1: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjtucker647/ You can also use the Certified Locator to find certified Marketo professionals: https://certifiedlocator.marketo.com/ Lastly, I am a member of the MOPros group and they have a directory of freelancers too: https://themopros.c...

There are two things you can try:i) Wait for 5 minutes to see if the lead then syncs to Salesforce. Marketo and Salesforce sync every 5 minutes on their own to transfer lead info.ii) If i) does not work then use the "Sync Person to Salesforce" flow action in a smart campaign or find the person in a ...

What if you have multiple campaigns within a single program then a {{my.token}} won't work if you want to use a single webhook?

Another workaround I have found useful is to use the {{campaign.description}} token in webhooks so that the same webhook can be used for different smart campaigns but have different payloads or be sent to different endpoints by editing the description of the campaign sending the webhook

If the Marketo leads failed the first time they tried to sync then the "SFDC Type" field on the person will be empty since they have never synced to SFDC so you can use this "SFDC Type" field in a smart list to gather these "never-synced" leads If the leads have synced to SFDC before and failed in a...

@LaurentSTP If you want to randomly distribute leads from the smart list into static lists for sending the email then you can use a smart campaign with the flow step below to split the list in 2