Let’s say you want to find leads that were updated on specific dates via the Marketo API. This is possible with the getMultipleLeads SOAP API. This method will return any leads with a data value change or new activity in Marketo for the date range you request. For the leadSelector, you would specify LastUpdateAtSelector. Then, … Continue reading “Find Leads Updated on Specific Date Ranges”
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Marketo REST vs SOAP APIs FAQ
Updated: March 2016 Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about Marketo REST and SOAP APIs. Q: What are the main differences between the Marketo REST and SOAP APIs? A: While the ability to push/pull specific data via REST and SOAP APIs mostly overlaps, there is certain functionality that only exists in either … Continue reading “Marketo REST vs SOAP APIs FAQ”
Block Crawling and Search Indexing of a Marketo Landing Page
Let’s say you want to block a Marketo landing page from being crawled and shown in results by search engines like Google. Here’s how to do this: Step 1: Log into Marketo, and select your landing page. Then click “Edit Draft.” Step 2: Click Landing Page Actions. Then click Edit Page Meta Tags Step 3: … Continue reading “Block Crawling and Search Indexing of a Marketo Landing Page”
Integrate Optimizely with a Marketo Landing Page
Optimizely gives you the ability to conduct A/B testing, multipage, and multivariate testing on your site. You can use Optimizely with a Marketo landing page. Here’s how to do this: Step 1: Find and copy your Optimizely code snippet. Go to your Dashboard in Optimizely, and click the Project Code link. Copy the line of … Continue reading “Integrate Optimizely with a Marketo Landing Page”
Add Location Data from RTP API to Marketo Form Fill Out
You’ll need active RTP and MLM subscriptions to implement the use case described in this blog post. Using the RTP JavaScript APIs and Marketo Forms 2.0, you can pull the inferred location data from RTP and push it into Marketo via a form fill out. This will allow you to see the user’s inferred location … Continue reading “Add Location Data from RTP API to Marketo Form Fill Out”
Marketo Developer Blog RSS Feed
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Clearing Marketo Tracking Cookie from Forms 2.0 Submission
Overview Forms 1.0 contained the value for the Munchkin tracking cookie as a field in the DOM. This was submitted along with all of the other inputs. Forms 2.0 omits this field, and dynamically populates the value upon submission rather than on form load. While this is generally acceptable, it does creates a class of … Continue reading “Clearing Marketo Tracking Cookie from Forms 2.0 Submission”
Add Custom Code to a Marketo Landing Page
Let’s say you would like to add a third-party tracking script, such as Google Analytics to your Marketo landing page. This is possible via the Marketo UI. More generally, you can add any custom code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to your Marketo landing by following the instructions below. 1. Select your landing page and click on … Continue reading “Add Custom Code to a Marketo Landing Page”
Restrict Free Email Domains on Form Fill Out
Let’s say you would like to restrict site visitors from submitting a form with a free email domain, such as Gmail or Yahoo. To accomplish this, include the script below in the source code of the page with the Marketo form. It will check if a user entered a non-business email (Gmail, Hotmail, etc.), and … Continue reading “Restrict Free Email Domains on Form Fill Out”
Delete Marketo Tracking Cookie
Additional Note: This method should only be used if the desired effect is to remove the cookie entirely. In most other cases, this method should be used. This code sample can be used to delete a Marketo tracking cookie from a user’s browser after Marketo form submission. It works by calling deleteMarketoCookie method after a … Continue reading “Delete Marketo Tracking Cookie”