Free Adobe AD0-E559 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

 Sally would set communication limits in the Admin to stop any over-communication by the Marketing Team across all regions at a global level. Communication limits are settings that control how many emails a person can receive within a certain time frame. They can be applied at the account level, workspace level, or program level. Setting communication limits in the Admin will affect all workspaces and programs in the account. Requesting a custom Duplicate Key from Support or disabling program communication limits will not help Sally achieve her goal.

One new benefit Bhaskar will gain by implementing this new naming convention is that he will be able to create a global product-specific scoring program that triggers off Program Status Changes with a Program Name constraint. This will help him score leads based on their engagement with different product lines across different programs. For example, he can create a trigger that fires when Program Status is Changed and Program Name contains PROD1, and then add a flow step that increases the score for PROD1 by a certain amount. Creating product-specific dynamic content or nurtures does not require this naming convention. 

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.

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

 Two QA checks that Rocky would perform on the email before it is launched are to ensure the right tokens are used and default values are set and to ensure there are HTML and text versions of the email. These checks will help Rocky avoid errors or blank spaces in his email content and ensure that his email can be viewed by different email clients and devices. Ensuring that marketing suspended records have been added to the target audience or ensuring that the unsubscribe link is not used are not QA checks for the email, as they do not affect its appearance or functionality

The conclusion that the marketer can make about these A/B test results is that their test hypothesis was invalidated and they should test again. This means that their assumption about what would improve their email performance was not supported by the data and they should try a different variation or element to test. The test was not erroneous or too short, as long as it was set up correctly and ran for a sufficient time period to reach statistical significance

The campaign will only process web form fill out leads but not leads from a list import. This is because the trigger “Data Value Changes” only fires when a person fills out a form, clicks a link in an email, or visits a web page with Munchkin tracking code. It does not fire when a person is created or updated by a list import, API call, CRM sync, or manual change. Therefore, only leads who fill out a form and change their Marketing Opt-in value to True will qualify for the campaign

The field ‘Is Customer’ is required on the form so she can use it as a choice with the Thank You Page in Form Settings. This will allow her to redirect existing customers and new leads to different thank you pages based on the value of the field. The field is not needed to alert the Sales Owner or to use it in a Smart Campaign, as those actions can be done based on other criteria.

A best practice for A/B testing is to run a combination of many tests sequentially and methodically. This will help the marketer optimize their email performance by testing one element at a time and measuring its impact on key metrics such as open rate, click rate, conversion rate, etc. Varying as many elements as possible in each test or ending the test as soon as one version surpasses the other are not best practices for A/B testing, as they can lead to inaccurate or inconclusive results.

Adobe Marketo Engage natively synchronizes with Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics CRM platforms. These are the only two CRM platforms that have a native integration with Adobe Marketo Engage and do not require any third-party connectors or custom solutions