Online 1D0-1032-25-D Practice Test

Question 1

You created a specific filter for the individuals that you want to send a campaign to.

What are the steps to define this filter to be used in a campaign?

Options :

A :

Locate the campaign in the Manage Campaign section, navigate to the Campaigns workbook, and

configure the filter in the Proofing section.

B :

Navigate to the Program Designer, select the Testing tab, open the program that uses the

campaign, and select the filter from the Program Settings.

C :

Navigate to the Program Designer, open the program that uses the campaign, and select the filter

from the Program Settings.

D :

Locate the campaign in the Manage Campaign section, navigate to the Campaigns workbook, and

assign the filter in the Audiences section.

E :

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

listing.

Answer: D

Question 2

You built a seed group with three records to test combinations of data during campaign proof testing.

All fields required for personalization are populated with test dat

A. But when you try to preview or

proof launch a promotional email campaign, an error message states that the proof list is empty.

Why is this happening?

Options :

A :

You must have missed populating some of the fields being used for personalization in the records.

Check the data in the seed group for completeness.

B :

The seed group is corrupted. You must delete and re-create the seed group with the test data

desired.

C :

You can only launch emails to a seed list; you cannot preview or send a proof launch to the seed

list records.

D :

When the EMAIL_PERMISSION_STATUS value for records in a seed group is set for O for Opt out,

Responsys will suppress displaying personalization in preview mode or sending emails to those

contacts. Confirm that EMAIL_PERMISSION_STATUS is set to I for Opt In.

Answer: A

Question 3

You uploaded into the Responsys Content Library an HTML document and three subdocuments

personalized with the member level of the subscriber. When you validate the campaign, you get this

error: "Email Message preview failed because of template execution runtime error, detailed error:

property MEMBER_LEVEL for datasource CONTACTS is not defined in the datasources."

How should you correct this error?

Options :

A :

Open each HTML document in the package and declare the MEMBER_LEVEL field by using the RPL

directive<#field> in every document. Then reupload the documents into the Content Library.

B :

You did not select the MEMBER_LEVEL column from the CONTACTS database. In the Datasources

Section in the Campaign workbook, select the MEMBER_LEVEL field and make sure the alias matches

what is in the HTML code. Responsys will now be able to insert values for that column at run time.

C : The MEMBER_LEVEL field is a Responsys reserved word and cannot be used for personalization.

D :

The HTML coder didn't include the <#data> directive and declare the CONTACTS data source in

each document. Enter this into each document, and the error should now be resolved.

Answer: B

Question 4

There was an issue with the Event Data Feed export because its output was comma delimited, but

the requirement was for it to be tab delimited.

Where should you configure this specification?

Options :

A :

In the Connect Event Data Export configuration, in the Target Field section, select the "Fields are

delimited by" option.

B : In the export wizards, under the Source section, select the option "Comma delimited".

C :

In the Account Administration screen, there is a section "Accepted Delimiters". Change this default

to tab.

D :

In the Account Administration screen, there is a section "Fields are delimited by", Change this

default to tab.

Answer: A

Question 5

You want to access cart and browse abandonment events on your ecommerce website and launch

personalized retargeting marketing programs to your known users.

How can you use Rapid Retargeter to capture and expose the events in Responsys in order to

accomplish this?

Options :

A :

Pass the event data into a Responsys supplemental table near real time with an API call. Backend

tables are then automatically updated, so you can use Filter Designer for targeting.

B :

Write the event data into external tables. Batch upload the data into a Responsys supplemental

table via Connect every hour and then use SQL to pull data for personalization.

C :

Capture the events and use an API to write them into profile extension tables in the client's

Responsys account and then use SQL to pull data for personalization.

D :

After your website is correctly tagged, use the Interaction Events to enter your contacts into a

Program and pass key visitor data as Program Entry Variables.

Answer: A

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