Trevor_Parsell

Hey Nick,I would recommend setting up interesting moments and using a "Last Interesting Moment Date" and "Last Interesting Moment Desc" fields to track this kind of activity in the future.If you are going to use this on a regular basis going forward, you could also create a "Last Form Fill Date" fie...

Hey SantiagoAnother option that I was given here in the community is to use "Original_UTM" fields that get stored in cookie values and updated on the lead record upon form submit. These original UTM fields can be set up to not get overwritten and your normal utm fields can work to track the most rec...

Hey Nacole,I've seen issues arise from all the additional code added by the Marketo WYSIWYG editor. Can you try using this code instead and see if it works:

Hey Sanford,I see what you mean. So would it make more sense to include the larger list of free email domains and to change the script to only block "@live.com" instead of "@live."Example: var invalidDomains = ["@yahoo.com","@hotmail.com","@live.com","@aol.com","@msn.com","@outlook.com"];This shoul...

Thanks, Sanford. I just needed to move it down the page and it is now working.Do you hate the code because it prevents potentially good leads from filling out forms if they prefer to use a non-business email address? Are there other downsides?Just curious as I am not a huge fan of doing this althoug...

Hey Jessica,I've resorted to not using any of the built in buttons because this seems to always be an issue. Instead, I use this button template below within a text area of emails. It shows one version when viewed in outlook and another when displayed in other email clients. You just have to be sure...

Hey Anna,We typically remove the form from the registration page and replace it with a message explaining that registration is full. There may be other/better ways to do this in an automated way.Thanks!Trevor

ok, makes sense. Thanks for pointing this out as I did not know that the <> tags were not tracked!

Hey Sanford,So I should replace my button template with something like this in order to track those who click it from outlook?