DeniseGreenberg

Hi @SanfordWhiteman - This would be for the United States only. I assume when you referred to regions you meant globally. Based on that, do you have a recommendation?

Hi @Tyron_Pretorius - You posted this a couple of years ago so I'm not sure if it's still current or if you're still around! Hoping you are - I actually have a much simpler use case I was looking to automate. For what I call "Always On" programs like Web Content programs - where there is one Web Con...

Thank you, @SanfordWhiteman! I guess you have to be a developer in order to deduce that from their instructions.

@SanfordWhiteman - Good eye! You're right - I copied and pasted that subject line from a Google doc. When I typed in the apostrophe it worked. Thank you!

Hi @SanfordWhiteman - This is what's on the subject line. I put it in Notepad first to make sure that no non-ASCII characters that I wasn't seeing had somehow slipped in:Don’t miss out, Win a Meta Quest 2 VR Headset from Netsertive! {{my.Heart Emoji:default=edit me}} This is what's in the token:=?UT...

@SanfordWhiteman - Do I have to precede the output of your form with something? I tried two different emojis but the code itself gets displayed on the subject line. Heart =?UTF-8?Q?=E2=9D=A4=EF=B8=8F?= Heart Eyes=?UTF-8?Q?=F0=9F=A4=A9?=

Hi @SanfordWhiteman - Does this post still represent the current state of affairs with regard to emojis in emails - especially the subject line?

I agree with Guitarrista82. I have been told explicitly by Marketo Support that a clone of a clone of a clone can become corrupt. I would recommend cloning a Program Template each time - with the email that you want to use in the template. That way you'll only ever be cloning the email once.