Adobe AD0-E559 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 4

A trigger token cannot successfully be used within a batch smart campaign. This is because a trigger token references a value that is specific to a trigger event, such as {{trigger.web page}} or {{trigger.email name}}. A batch smart campaign does not have any trigger events, so the trigger token will not have any value. A different smart campaign must be used for each web page or a custom field must be used to accomplish this. It is possible to customize what is shown in an interesting moment view

A reason for this data value change is that this email was already part of the Adobe Marketo Engage database in the past as an unsubscribe. This is because Adobe Marketo Engage maintains a global unsubscribe list that applies to all workspaces and partitions. If an email address is unsubscribed in one workspace or partition, it will be unsubscribed in all others as well. Therefore, when a new person is created with an email address that was previously unsubscribed, Adobe Marketo Engage will automatically mark them as unsubscribed as well. A trigger campaign or a system flow action would not cause this data value change

A best practice when creating a scoring model is to look at previous wins or gather sales feedback to identify shared characteristics of the people that became customers. This will help the marketer understand which behaviors and attributes are most indicative of sales readiness and assign appropriate scores accordingly. Asking the marketing team or importing a template may not reflect the unique needs and goals of the business.

The reason the Activity Log tab is empty is that the person activity is filtered. This can happen when a filter is applied to the activity log, such as by date range, activity type, primary attribute, etc. To see all activities for a person, the filter should be cleared or adjusted. The activity log would not be exported by an API or emptied by an anonymous lead.

The best practice steps that must be taken when embarking on developing such a process are to create a folder within the Marketing Activities to store all data management processes, containing a Default Program with a default Data Management Channel with nested Smart Campaigns. This will help organize and standardize the data management processes and make them easy to find and report on. The Data Management Channel is designed for operational programs that do not generate revenue or influence pipeline. Creating a folder within the Design Studio or using an Operational Channel will not achieve the same result.

Option C is the correct smart list section for their data management smart campaign. This option uses the Visits Web Page trigger with the Min. Number of Times constraint set to 3 and the Date of Activity constraint set to in past 90 days. This will ensure that only people who have visited any web page at least three times within the last 90 days will qualify for the campaign. Option A uses filters instead of triggers, which means that it will not run automatically and instantaneously. Option B uses an incorrect filter logic, which means that it will not require three web page visits within 90 days

A Program Performance Report with all content programs selected can be built and analyzed to show the most engaging content. This report type shows metrics such as new names, success, cost per success, etc. for each program in a selected channel or folder. The marketer can filter the report by the content channel and the date range of the financial year to see how many form fills have been created from each content program. A Smart List or a People Performance Report will not show program-level metrics or allow filtering by channel or folder.

A person would not appear on this smart list if the email sent to them last week bounced. This is because a bounced email is not considered as a sent email in Adobe Marketo Engage. Therefore, the person would not meet the criteria of the Was Sent Email filter and would be excluded from the smart list. The person would appear on the smart list if they were last sent an email 6 months ago or if they unsubscribed from the email they received last month, as long as they met the date of activity constraint

Miri will receive an email with apple pie messaging. Jacinda will receive an email with tiramisu messaging. Indira will receive an email with sticky toffee pudding messaging. This is because the segmentation is based on dessert preferences, and each segment has only one dessert assigned to it.

Therefore, each person will receive the message that corresponds to their first dessert preference in alphabetical order. For example, Miri likes apple pie and sticky toffee pudding, but apple pie comes before sticky toffee pudding in alphabetical order, so she will receive the apple pie message. The other options are incorrect because they do not follow this logic