Campaign Calendar for Marketo

What if your best leads are getting burned out?

Your team sees programs. Your leads feel frequency. Unify every send and catch overload before it costs you.

One view. Every workspace. No surprises.

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Folders organize assets. They don't organize send volume.

Folders don't prevent fatigue.

Marketo's folder structure is great for organizing your instance. It tells you nothing about what's hitting your leads' inboxes this week, or how many programs land on the same audience in the same window.

Campaign Calendar maps Programs and Smart Campaigns in time, not just in hierarchy.

Workspace silos look clean inside Marketo, but messy from the lead's perspective.

Cross-workspace visibility without the spreadsheet.

Your leads don't know which workspace sent them. They notice when two teams schedule into the same week. See sends across every workspace in one calendar before collisions happen.

Engagement drops after the damage is already done.

Catch overlap and fatigue before the send, not in the unsubscribe report.

Marketo shows what happened after the inbox. Campaign Calendar surfaces lead overlap and send density ahead of time so you can reprioritize, reschedule, or consolidate.

One view. Every workspace. No surprises.

Built for the way Marketo actually works.

All Programs. One timeline.

Displays all Marketo Programs and active Batch Smart Campaigns in a single shared calendar
Color-coded by Program type: Email, Engagement, Event, Webinar
One-click filter to show only email-sending Programs (the ones that actually hit the inbox)
Replaces spreadsheets and ad-hoc Slack threads

Filter by how your instance is actually wired.

Filter by Program Type, Channel, Workspace, and Status
Channel values are pulled from your Marketo instance, not generic presets
Works across workspaces: the cross-workspace planning view Marketo doesn't ship
Build focused views by region, team, or business unit

Program context. No tree navigation required.

Click any Program to see leads in smart list, email assets, dates, and status
No more drilling through Marketo's folder tree to answer "what does this send?"
Surface config gaps, including empty smart lists or missing send dates, before the deadline arrives
Faster planning, earlier identification of problems

See which Programs are fighting for the same leads.

Surfaces Programs and Smart Campaigns targeting the same leads in the same send window
Shows overlap count, timing, and which Programs are involved
In Marketo, unsubscribes are permanent, so fix fatigue before it hits your database
Resolve conflicts as a team before any email is queued

In Marketo, sending blind has a cost you can't undo.

Three reasons MOps teams protect their database before they send, not after they report.

Permanent

Unsubscribes in Marketo don't come back. Ever.

When a lead opts out, they're gone from your sendable database permanently. One bad week of overlapping Programs is all it takes to lose contacts you spent years nurturing.

Per Record

Your database costs money. Fatigue makes it smaller.

Marketo pricing scales with database size. Every lead lost to fatigue costs you twice: once in lost pipeline opportunity, and again in the subscription cost you're still paying for a shrinking asset.

Invisible

Engagement score decay is slow and hard to see.

When the same leads get hit across multiple Programs, engagement scores drop gradually. By the time it surfaces in a report, your lead scoring model has been skewed for months, and so has your pipeline view.

Campaign Calendar makes the invisible visible: before the send, not after the report.