최신Oracle Responsys Marketing Platform 2022 Implementation Professional - 1z0-1032-22무료샘플문제

A. In the Program Designer, using the Analyze Report feature. Select the Edit active links for this launch link and copy the URL and provide it to the management.

B. In the Campaign Workbook, use the Analyze Deliverability functionality. Select the Edit active links for this launch link and copy the URL and provide it to the management.

C. In the Campaign Workbook, in the Campaign Setting section, select the Edit active links for this launch link and copy the URL and then provide it to the management.

D. View a Live Report for the campaign. Click the Generate Distributable Live Report URL. Provide the URL to the management to facilitate access to the Live Report.

A. Set up a backup IP address so you will get through to the inbox even if you are blocked by an ISP.

B. Automate the daily delivery of Insight Deliverability reports for your warm-up campaigns, especially the Feedback Loop reports to check on true spam complaint rates.

C. Do everything possible to remove lapsed, bounced, or old email addresses to increase the possibility of getting your emails into the inbox.

D. Ensure that your warm-up audience lists consist of recently opted-in, opened/clicked within the last few months, or are known brand advocates.

A. You should test all links manually.

B. Using RPL, use the clickthrough() method to iterate through the associated link table and test that they do not retrieve 404 errors.

C. In Program, you can use the Test tab because it will display any issues with links according to a campaign.

D. In the Testing section of a campaign Workbook, there is a Test links button that can automate this process.

A. Your open rates have dropped somewhat since last month.

B. The ISP is recording a high number of spam trap hits and complaint rates from recipients.

C. Hard bounce rates are 10% or higher.

D. Substantial (5%) increase in click-through rates on last week's promotional campaign.

E. Recipients are forwarding your emails to everyone in their address books.

A. Create a Standard Filter Definition, configure a Data Switch, and then create a Program Entry Variable Filter Definition.

B. Create the Entry Tracking variable, configure how to populate the value, and then configure a Data Switch using the Filter with program variables option.

C. Create the Entry Tracking variable, configure how to populate the value, and then code an IF/ELSE RPL statement in the campaign.

D. Create the Entry Tracking variable, configure how to populate the value, and then configure an Entry Tracking Variable element that uses conditions.

A. #FNAME. CONTACTS

B. $ {CONTACTS.FNAME}

C. FNAME ($CONTACTS)

D. $CONTACTS.FNAME

A. $ {FIRST_NAME}

B. $FIRST_NAME

C. {FIRST_NAME} $

D. {FIRST_NAME}

A. Navigate to the Program Designer, select the Testing tab, open the program that uses the campaign, and select the filter from the Program Settings.

B. Locate the campaign in the Manage Campaign section, navigate to the Campaigns workbook, and configure the filter in the Proofing section.

C. Locate the campaign in the Manage Campaign section, navigate to the Campaigns workbook, and assign the filter in the Audiences section.

D. Navigate to the Program Designer, open the program that uses the campaign, and select the filter from the Program Settings.

E. Go to the Data Sources section, select the Filters tab, and then select the campaign from the listing.