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heading: Marketo | ||
seo: Tips | Marketo | Cloud Elements API Docs | ||
title: Tips | ||
description: Frequently asked questions and notes on conventions. | ||
layout: docs | ||
breadcrumbs: /docs/elements.html | ||
elementId: 85 | ||
parent: Back to Element Guides | ||
order: 50 | ||
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## Tips | ||
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The Tips section includes more information about the element including FAQs, endpoint limitations, and general tips. | ||
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### Bulk | ||
Marketo limits users to 10,000 API calls per day. This can present an issue when making bulk queries. To help, use a query such as `select * from myContact limit 10000`. This will download only 10,000 contacts. You can then use the `continueFromJobId` parameter of the `POST /bulk/query` API to continue fetching the next 10,000 contacts. Continue chaining the queries together until you retrieve all of the contacts. Each API in Marketo returns approximately 300 leads/records. | ||
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### Events | ||
Although Marketo supports webhooks, you might consider an alternative due to the API limit. You can use the `GET /changed-contacts` API instead. | ||
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### GET /leads | ||
The Marketo element does not support the `GET /leads` API commonly found in the Marketing hub. Instead, use `GET /activity-types` to find a relevant Lead Activity ID, and then use that ID in the `where` CEQL parameter in `GET /activities`. |