Event and webinar reminders
Marketo sends the invite; Broadcast texts the link the day before and sends a voice broadcast as it starts.
Marketing automation
Marketo connects to Broadcast by webhook. Create the webhook in Marketo with a Broadcast trigger URL and the person’s tokens, add a Call Webhook step to a smart campaign, and everyone who reaches it gets the text, the voicemail drop, or the call, next to your Marketo emails.
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By webhook. Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, gives you a trigger URL that you add to a Marketo webhook with the person’s tokens. A Call Webhook step in a smart campaign then sends each person a text, a picture message, a ringless voicemail drop, or a voice broadcast. Plans start at $15 a month.
Overview
Marketo connects to Broadcast by webhook, not a native app. In Broadcast, create a custom trigger with the message, which can be a text or picture message, a ringless voicemail drop, or a voice broadcast. Broadcast gives you a webhook URL for it.
In Marketo, create a webhook with that URL and insert the person’s tokens for phone, first name, last name, and email. Add a Call Webhook step to any smart campaign, and Broadcast sends the message to each person who reaches it. A campaign webhook URL can enroll people in a Broadcast series instead, and an inbound webhook URL can add them to a Broadcast list.
How it works
In Broadcast, open Triggers, create a custom trigger, and write the text or choose the voicemail or voice recording. Copy its webhook URL.
In Marketo Admin, open Webhooks and create a new one. Paste the URL and add the parameters phone, first, last, and email, each filled with a Marketo person token [CONFIRMAR: request type, GET as in the help article].
Add a Call Webhook flow step that uses it, send a test record with your own number through, and activate the campaign.
Use cases
Marketo sends the invite; Broadcast texts the link the day before and sends a voice broadcast as it starts.
Add a ringless voicemail step after an email in a nurture program, in your own voice or from an audio file per person.
A text and a voice broadcast to everyone a smart list picks out, for news that cannot wait for email.
Send form fills with SMS consent to a Broadcast list through an inbound webhook, ready for your texts and campaigns.
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The current Marketo connection and setup documentation are available below.
No. Marketo connects through its own webhooks. You paste a Broadcast trigger URL into a Marketo webhook, add the person’s tokens, and call it from a smart campaign. Each message type (text, voicemail drop, voice broadcast) has its own trigger URL.
Messages use the same credits as the rest of Broadcast, with 1 credit per text up to 160 characters, 2 credits per picture message or voice memo, 2 credits per delivered voicemail drop, and 1 credit per minute of call (2 credits with press 1 transfer). Plans start at $15 a month for 250 credits, with a 14-day free trial.
Only people who agreed to hear from you that way. An email opt-in is not consent for marketing texts, which need prior express written consent, and the FCC treats ringless voicemail as a call. Name your business, include how to opt out, and honor STOP replies. This is not legal advice.
Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.