Salesforce Marketing-Cloud-Developer - Salesforce Certified Marketing Cloud Developer (SP25)

To ensure that emails are not sent to a competitor, the best practices are:

Suppression List: Create a Suppression List that includes all possible email addresses from Rainbow Run. This list will prevent these email addresses from receiving emails.

Exclusion Script: Create an Exclusion Script that checks the domain of the email address and excludes addresses from Rainbow Run.

To ensure performance, it is recommended to create one Population (D). Creating multiple populations can lead to complexity and performance issues. Having a single population helps in managing contacts efficiently and reduces the overhead on the system.

To manage the data model programmatically and access the Attribute Group schema, the REST API should be used. The REST API provides endpoints to interact with and retrieve information about Attribute Groups and their schemas.

To retrieve tracking data for all sends associated with a specific JobID, including Sends, Opens, Clicks, and Bounces, the developer can use the following activities:

Tracking Extract Activity (A) - This activity extracts tracking data such as sends, opens, clicks, and bounces into a file, which can then be used for reporting or further processing.

SQL Query Activity (D) - This activity can query the data views to gather tracking data directly from the Salesforce Marketing Cloud databases. The developer can write SQL queries to select specific tracking information based on the JobID.

To configure a File Drop Automation with a filename pattern that allows for timestamps and starts with the month and day, the developer should use:

Begins With operator (D) - This ensures that the automation triggers when the file name begins with the specified pattern.

%%Month%%%%Day%% (C) - This is the correct syntax to match the month and day in the file name. For example, if the file name is "MAY15", the pattern will be %%MMMM%%dd.

Switching to Tenant Specific Endpoints (TSEs) provides the benefit of improved API performance (D). Tenant Specific Endpoints are designed to provide optimized performance by ensuring that API calls are routed through endpoints that are dedicated to a specific tenant, reducing latency and potential congestion issues associated with shared endpoints.

Using the RaiseError AMPscript function allows a developer to handle errors when necessary data for building an email is missing. The possible outcomes of using this function include:

The send fails (A) - The entire email send can be stopped if a critical error is encountered.

The email is not sent to the particular subscriber (B) - The send can be aborted for specific subscribers who do not have the necessary data.

To configure an Email Send Logging Data Extension for a new business unit, the recommended approach is to use the SendLog Data Extension Template. This ensures that all necessary fields and configurations are correctly set up to log email send data.

SendLog Data Extension Template: This template includes predefined fields and settings that are required for logging email sends. Using this template ensures that the data extension is set up correctly for tracking send logs.

Go to Email Studio -> Subscribers -> Data Extensions.

Click on "Create".

Choose "Create from Template" and select the "SendLog" template.

Follow the prompts to configure and save the new Send Log data extension.

In Salesforce Marketing Cloud, landing pages can use the Core Library and the Platform Library of Server-Side JavaScript (SSJS). The Core Library provides fundamental functions, while the Platform Library provides additional functionality to interact with Marketing Cloud-specific features.

Core Library: Provides basic SSJS functionality.

Platform Library: Extends SSJS functionality with additional methods specific to Marketing Cloud.