Michelle_Tizian

Thanks Charlie. Will give it a try.

Christine, I agree with Dan above. I can't tell you what a nightmare it was when our sales did something similar when they were submitting a form on behalf of someone else.

I believe you'd have to do it as a batch campaign. Instead of using the trigger filter fills out form (orange), use the green one, filled out form. Then you can set it to end on the date you want it to expire. Or you can deactivate your trigger campaign after 90 days. Mark it in your calendar.

Thanks for the reply Josh and it makes sense. This has only become a problem recently because each time someone converts to a trial subscriber coming from different channels at the same time or within a week, it's a problem for one of our marketing staff who has to add a start and end date for a tr...

Nope 8 is not too much. We have more than that for our main content stream and plan to add more in the future. Some of our content is relevant now, but can get dated after a month or 2.

Total Marketing: 5Trained Marketo users: 2 from Marketing and 1 from the Events DepartmentProficient and Marketo Certified: 1Editorial (Writers) who use Marketo: 3 I'm the Marketo admin, I create the programs, campaigns, forms, landing pages, emails, reports and the database clean up and I train my ...

You might also check if there's a communication limit set in admin. Also check that you didn't filter out your company email domain.

We do ours differently, our bi-weekly blog content which is on WordPress is powered by Digesto, and is delivered by Marketo. Digesto pulls the headline and first paragraph from our website and the email goes out twice or 3 times a week depending on if there's new content posted posted to the site. ...