Salesforce Marketing-Cloud-Account-Engagement-Specialist - Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist (SP25)

 The following activities would make a prospect active in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement:

Submitting a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form, which indicates the prospect’s interest and consent to receive communications from the company.

Clicking on a custom redirect, which tracks the prospect’s engagement with external links or downloadable content.

Visiting a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement-tracked page, which captures the prospect’s browsing behavior and page views on the company’s website. References: [Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Prospect Activities]

The correct answer is that the prospects are added to the program and automatically start processing through the program. This is because dynamic lists are constantly updated based on the criteria that you define, and if a dynamic list is used as a recipient list on an engagement studio program, any new prospects that match the criteria will be added to the program as soon as they are synced to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. They will not wait for the program to be paused, restarted, or manually selected. They will start from the first step of the program and follow the path according to their actions and rules

The two actions that can cause an anonymous visitor to convert into an identified prospect are submitting a form on a landing page and clicking on a tracked link in an email. An anonymous visitor is a person who visits your website or interacts with your marketing assets, but whose information you have not captured in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. An identified prospect is a person whose information you have captured in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and whose activities you can track and measure. You can convert an anonymous visitor into an identified prospect by capturing their email address, which is used as the unique identifier for the prospect record. You can capture the email address of an anonymous visitor by:

Submitting a form on a landing page. A form is a web element that allows you to collect information from your visitors, such as their name, email, or company. A landing page is a web page that you create and host in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to showcase your products or services, offer content, or register for events. You can add a form to a landing page to capture leads or convert visitors into prospects. When an anonymous visitor submits a form on a landing page, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will create a new prospect record with the information provided by the visitor, and associate the previous activities of the visitor with the prospect record4.

Clicking on a tracked link in an email. A tracked link is a link that is modified by Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to track the click activity and redirect the visitor to the original URL. You can use tracked links in your emails, social media posts, or banner ads to measure the engagement of your visitors with your online marketing content. When an anonymous visitor clicks on a tracked link in an email, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will append the email address of the visitor to the URL, and use it to create a new prospect record or update an existing one. Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will also associate the previous activities of the visitor with the prospect record.

The event that would make the Salesforce connector become unverified is the connector user’s Salesforce password was changed. A Salesforce connector is a feature that allows you to connect your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account with your Salesforce CRM system, and enable bi-directional data sync and alignment between sales and marketing. To verify the Salesforce connector, you need to have a connector user, which is a Salesforce user that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement uses to access your Salesforce data and perform actions on your behalf. The connector user needs to have the appropriate permissions and settings in Salesforce, such as the API Enabled and Modify All Data permissions, and the security token2. If the connector user’s Salesforce password was changed, the security token would also change, and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement would not be able to authenticate with Salesforce. This would cause the Salesforce connector to become unverified, and the data sync between Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Salesforce would stop. To fix this, you need to update the connector user’s password and security token in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and re-verify the Salesforce connector

The two characteristics that must be true of the list that the prospect can view and opt out of on the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Email Preference Center are that it is a Static List and that it is a CRM Visible List. A Static List is a list that is manually populated by the marketer or the prospect. A prospect can opt out of a Static List by clicking on the unsubscribe link in an email or by visiting the Email Preference Center and deselecting the list. A CRM Visible List is a list that is synced with a Salesforce campaign and can be viewed and reported on in Salesforce. A prospect can be removed from a CRM Visible List if they no longer meet the criteria of the Salesforce campaign, such as having a certain score or status. Option B is not correct because a Dynamic List is a list that is automatically populated by Marketing Cloud Account Engagement based on criteria that match prospect fields. A prospect cannot opt out of a Dynamic List, but they can be removed from the list if they no longer meet the criteria. Option D is not correct because a Public List is a list that is visible on the Email Preference Center and can be opted in or out by the prospect. A Public List can be either a Static List or a Dynamic List, but it is not a characteristic that affects the prospect’s removal from the list. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Email Preference Center Best Practices - Salesforce Ben, Create a Custom Email Preference Center Page - Salesforce, Crafting Clear Marketing Communication with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Email Preference Centers

 The feature that the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement administrator should use to gather a prospect’s company name and job title, but only once they have captured the prospect’s first name, last name, and email address in a previous form submission, is progressive profiling. Progressive profiling is a feature that allows the administrator to display different fields on a form based on the information that the prospect has already provided. This way, the administrator can avoid asking the same questions repeatedly and collect more information gradually. Progressive profiling can be enabled on a form by selecting the option “Always display even if previously completed” for the fields that are required, such as first name, last name, and email address, and selecting the option “Only display if progressive profiling is enabled and the field is blank” for the fields that are optional, such as company name and job title. This way, the form will only show the optional fields once the required fields are filled out. Always display even if previously completed, reCaptcha, and dependent fields are not features that can achieve the same goal as progressive profiling. Always display even if previously completed is an option that can be used to enable progressive profiling, but it is not a feature by itself. reCaptcha is a feature that can be used to prevent spam submissions on a form, but it does not affect the fields that are displayed on the form. Dependent fields are fields that are displayed or hidden based on the value of another field, but they do not depend on whether the prospect has already provided the information or not. References Progressive Profiling

 When a marketer deletes a list and a prospect from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, the list is archived to the Recycle Bin, but the two remaining prospects are not deleted. The list can be restored from the Recycle Bin within 30 days, but the deleted prospect cannot be restored unless it is manually re-imported or re-created. The two remaining prospects are still active in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and can be found in the All Prospects list or other lists they belong to. Option A is not correct because deleting a list does not restore a deleted prospect. Option B is not correct because a list can be deleted even if it contains active prospects. Option C is not correct because deleting a list does not delete the prospects in the list. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Recycle Bin 101 – Salesforce Dani, Go Green with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement’s Recycle Bin · Nebula Consulting

It is not possible to create a dynamic list of all prospects who have accessed a certain file in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. Dynamic lists are based on criteria that match prospect fields, not prospect activities. Therefore, you cannot use a dynamic list to segment prospects based on whether they have downloaded a file, watched a video, or visited a page. Option A is not correct because field value mapping has nothing to do with dynamic lists or file access. Option C is not correct because match type is irrelevant for this question, as there is no valid criterion for file access. Option D is not correct for the same reason as option C. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Dynamic Lists for Faster Segmentation (+ 10 Examples), Create a Dynamic List - Salesforce

 The three activities that can increase or decrease a score in the baseline scoring system are unsubscribed from email, webinar attended, and form submission. A score is a numerical value that indicates the level of interest or engagement of a prospect in your products or services. You can use scoring rules to assign positive or negative points to prospects based on their activities, such as opening an email, clicking a link, or filling out a form. You can also use scoring categories to assign points based on specific products, services, or business units. The baseline scoring system is the default set of scoring rules that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement provides, and you can customize it to suit your needs. The baseline scoring system assigns points to the following activities:

Unsubscribed from email: -100 points. This indicates that the prospect is not interested in receiving your emails, and reduces their score significantly.

Webinar attended: +50 points. This indicates that the prospect is interested in learning more about your products or services, and increases their score considerably.

Form submission: +50 points. This indicates that the prospect is willing to share their information with you, and increases their score considerably.

Other activities that can affect the score in the baseline scoring system are:

Landing page error: -10 points. This indicates that the prospect encountered a problem with your landing page, and reduces their score slightly.

Assigned to a user: +15 points. This indicates that the prospect is ready to be contacted by a salesperson, and increases their score moderately.

Email open: +1 point. This indicates that the prospect opened your email, and increases their score slightly.

Email click: +3 points. This indicates that the prospect clicked on a link in your email, and increases their score slightly.

Email hard bounce: -10 points. This indicates that your email could not be delivered to the prospect, and reduces their score slightly.

Email soft bounce: -5 points. This indicates that your email was temporarily rejected by the prospect’s email server, and reduces their score slightl

 Marketing Cloud Account Engagement has native webinar connectors for ReadyTalk, GoToWebinar, and WebEx. These connectors allow you to sync webinar data with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and use it for segmentation, automation, and reporting. You can also create webinar campaigns in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and track the registration and attendance of prospects