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We have hundreds of leads in Marketo whose email addresses are not valid and their Email field actually has a squiggly red line under the Email field value and hover text that explains the value has an incorrect format and provides an example (screen shot below); however, none of these leads have their Email Invalid field value set to 'true'. Marketo should set the Email Invalid field value to 'true' on those leads it recognizes as having an invalid email address.When we attempt to send an email to leads with one of these invalid email addresses, a Email Bounced Soft activity record is created whose Detail field is 'System send failure: To address parse error...' or 'System send failure: Email injection error'. It's nice that Marketo intercepts these and actually doesn't send them, but since they aren't sent, they never have a Category 2 Hard Bounce, which currently is the only case where Marketo will automatically change the Email Invalid field value to 'true'.
In the Will I get an email confirmation when I am accepted to join a MUG? discussion reply by Liz Courter, she indicated that there was no confirmation sent when a request to join a MUG has been approved. I'd suggest that a better UX would be to send a confirmation notice, so that the person has a positive indication of their acceptance (hopefully within a couple of days) and is prompted to visit the new group to which they have been accepted.
We have a number of top folder level tokens which are carried down to all programs located inside that folder. As these tokens have to frequently be changed (not only token value but also token name), it would be of great help to us if the system could automatically update the token name that has been changed in all instances where it has been referenced, particularly in all smart campaign flow steps.It would also be very helpful if we can have a visibility of where each token has been used / referenced.
The new toolbar in the WYSIWYG editor for email production looks great, but most of the features are now buried under the "More" button, which requires an extra click. Can the HTML source button be added to the primary toolbar, and not beneath the "More" button? It's a commonly used feature that allows access to more advanced editing, and it would keep things more efficient for power users!
The new email editor has stripped out many of the options that used to be under Insert/Edit image. There is no longer a way to add inline CSS to an image unless we go into the source code itself. To access table properties, we have to hit the "more" button. It is only 1 extra click but it does get a bit tedious after a while and this is the first time I've used the updated rich text editor.I think both of these options should be available without being under "more".
I would love to be able to add an additional column to this report so we could view the subject line of each email.I send this report out regularly to our sales team so we can see which templates are yielding the best results but the only identifier field for the email sent is the email name. It would be much more helpful if we could pull the subject line into this report so we can easily pick out subject line trends all in one report, instead of having to reference back to the template itself to find out what subject line is being used for each email.
It would be extremely helpful if Marketo's HTML Editor had the ability to highlight code/syntax while editing the source directly. Many tools already do this, including Dreamweaver, Litmus Builder, BBEdit and scores of other text editing suites. But, having this ability within Marketo's own tool will make triaging and editing code much, much easier.
Once a dashboard is created, it seems the only way it can be exported is to export each individual reporting window. I would like to see the ability to export the dashboard in one fell swoop, keeping the dashboard format as it stands.
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