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Not sure about your current setup, but I can explain how we have thing set up for when we might need to send the first invite out numerous times. We do not use batch email sends, instead, we use a combo of static lists, smart lists, email assets, and smart campaigns.   When the campaign is not synced to our CRM: The initial list of attendees is imported into the program and then added to a list.  The invite is created as an email asset (not a batch program) A smart campaign is created to distribute the email and change everyone's status to "Invited" Now, if you have people that you want to add at a later date, you have a few choices, but essentially, if you add them to the program and their status is just "Member", you could re-use the smart campaign from above, as those people won't have run through the program before (hopefully!). You could also add them to a separate list (say, Invite 2) if you want to know who was invited in different stages, and then set up another smart campaign to send to the second invite group.   Was this what you were getting at? If not, as mentioned above,  a description of your setup would be helpful.     ... View more

I think you may be misinterpreting/overstating what you can do with tags.   For the moment, let's leave aside the notion of having multiple distinct values for a tag.   Just think about having a single value that's a comma-delimited string: the tag Segment = has value "A,C". In other program, the tag Segment has value "C,D". How do you expect these to be reflected in reports? ... View more

There are really two sets of styles (at least) to manage with forms in Marketo.  The first is the form styles itself. This is a combination of the forms2.css file that Marketo automatically loads with your forms (the base styling), plus whatever "theme" you've selected in the form editor (each has it's own set of styles that get loaded alongside the form), plus whatever Custom CSS you put into the form itself. This all adds up to be "the form styles". This set of styles should travel with the form no matter which page it's placed into -- even if that's not a Marketo LP.   The second set of styles are the template styles for your Landing Page (or webpage). There's usually some combination of styles in a stylesheet somewhere that have something to do with styling form elements. If you were to create a new blank guided LP template, there isn't any of that added in yet, but it's very rare to see a landing page that doesn't have an external stylesheet of some sort.  What you might be running into here is a difference in the second set of styles as you go from page-to-page (template to template) and the CSS for that page is a little different in terms of the styles that target form elements.    If you could share a few examples of the approved page links for the one that's working and the one that's not I'd be happy to dig into the inspector tool in the browser to see if I can help you identify the root cause of the difference(s).    Thanks, Dave ... View more