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June 15, 2016
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Interesting Moment Notification

  • June 15, 2016
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I would like to create a trigger campaign for a specific sales rep, where anytime a known lead visits our website our a landing page on our website, they receive an email notification of the lead's name and the company. Would I just use the filters below?

(trigger) Has interesting moment

type = Web

owner = Keith

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You could definitely do it like that.  Although every sales rep would get the interesting moment in Salesforce anyway.  But if it is an alert you want then you can trigger off of the interesting moment in Marketo.  I kind of like this approach over simply using visits web page because it will work for any interesting moment that gets built, not just specific visited pages. 

Anyway, either will work really so it is up to you how you build it.

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Grégoire_Miche2
Grégoire_Miche2
Level 10
June 15, 2016

Hi Ashley,

Surely not. Interesting moments are information that Marketo post to the CRM users as a reaction to an action of the lead. They are not the action itself.

Use a "visits web page" trigger or "visited web page" filter.

-Greg

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Anonymous
June 16, 2016

With the visit webpage filter, it only let's me search for landing page web pages, not pages on our website, despite the munchkin code we have setup. So that filter would not provide me with the correct trigger actions.

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Anonymous
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June 15, 2016

You could definitely do it like that.  Although every sales rep would get the interesting moment in Salesforce anyway.  But if it is an alert you want then you can trigger off of the interesting moment in Marketo.  I kind of like this approach over simply using visits web page because it will work for any interesting moment that gets built, not just specific visited pages. 

Anyway, either will work really so it is up to you how you build it.

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