When you call a Marketo API endpoint it will most likely return a success – meaning return a response code of 200 – to Python, even if the call wasn’t a success with Marketo. This means that if you use a Try/Except block, it won’t pick up an error and run the Except block.This means…
I have done a lot of posts and videos about how to use the Marketo API with Postman but now I want to talk about Python to take it to the next level. Jep Castelein does maintain a Marketo repository on GitHub but my examples below are from how I taught myself how to do…
Tokens are one of the best things about using Marketo and can make your program and asset builds more efficient but they can also take a while to create or update manually. If your instance is using program templates (I sincerely hope you are) they are most likely tokenized with all of the variables that…
If you have ever updated a landing page templates or edited a form used by a lot of landing pages in Marketo, you know how time consuming it can be to go back and reapprove all of the landing pages. Luckily, this is another area where the Marketo API can save us countless hours of…
Postman is a great tool for testing and using the Marketo API. It becomes even more powerful when you use environments to store information for variables, including the authentication token. Doing this will mean you will no longer have to keep going back to Launchpoint to get your token and can easily refresh the token…
One of the concepts I struggled with most when learning to use the Marketo API was how folders worked. I thought it should be pretty straightforward but there are a few things to keep in mind when using folders as parameters. Folder ID Finding an ID of an asset in Marketo is usually pretty simple…