A marketer wants to create different Marketing Cloud Account Engagement lists to correspond with the different stages of the buying cycle. When an Opportunity stage changes in Salesforce. the prospect list membership automatically updates to reflect that m Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. example, if an opportunity moves from Negotiations to Closed Won, the prospects associated with that opportunity. Should be removed from the Negotiations list, and added to the Closed won list.
How could the marketer accomplish this?
According to theSalesforce documentation, the marketer can accomplish the goal of creating different Marketing Cloud Account Engagement lists to correspond with the different stages of the buying cycle and automatically updating the prospect list membership based on the opportunity stage change in Salesforce by using a dynamic list. A dynamic list is a list of prospects that is updated automatically based on certain criteria, such as prospect field values, activities, or scores. A dynamic list can be used to segment prospects based on their opportunity stage in Salesforce, and to add or remove prospects from the list when the opportunity stage changes. For example, a dynamic list can be created for prospects whose opportunity stage is Negotiations, and another dynamic list can be created for prospects whose opportunity stage is Closed Won. When an opportunity moves from Negotiations to Closed Won in Salesforce, the prospect associated with that opportunity will be removed from the Negotiations list and added to the Closed Won list in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A completion action, a page action, or an automation rule are not the best tools to accomplish the goal of creating different Marketing Cloud Account Engagement lists to correspond with the different stages of the buying cycle and automatically updating the prospect list membership based on the opportunity stage change in Salesforce, as they are related to other aspects of automation, such as performing actions after a prospect completes a marketing element, visits a web page, or meets certain criteria, but not segmenting prospects based on their opportunity stage in Salesforce. Reference:Salesforce documentation
When are visitors converted to prospects?
Visitors are anonymous web browsers who have interacted with your online marketing content, such as your website, landing pages, or custom redirects. Visitors are converted to prospects when they fill out a form or form handler, which captures their email address and other information. Filling out a form or form handler is the only way to convert a visitor to a prospect. Running through completion actions, matching an automation rule, or visiting a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement landing page do not convert visitors to prospects, unless they also fill out a form or form handler on those pages. Reference:Visitors and Prospects,Forms and Form Handlers
What form handler setting allows prospects to receive multiple autoresponders from form hour period?
A form handler setting that allows prospects to receive multiple autoresponders from form submissions within a 24-hour period is Disable Visitor Activity Throttling and send autoresponder emails after every submission.This setting overrides the default behavior of Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, which is to throttle visitor activity and send only one autoresponder email per prospect per form per day2.This setting can be useful for forms that are used for multiple purposes, such as event registration, content download, or contact request
Which landing page report metric represents the number of individual prospects who submitted the landing page at least once?
Creating or marking an opportunity as lost will result in the change of a prospect's score
Creating or marking an opportunity as lost will result in the change of a prospect's score. This is because opportunities are one of the factors that affect the scoring of prospects in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. Scoring is a numerical value that indicates the level of interest or engagement of a prospect in your products or services. Scoring is based on the actions and activities of prospects, such as opening emails, clicking links, filling out forms, visiting landing pages, and creating or updating opportunities. When an opportunity is created or marked as lost, the prospect's score will change accordingly. For example, if you have a scoring rule that adds 50 points to a prospect's score when an opportunity is created, and subtracts 25 points when an opportunity is lost, then creating or marking an opportunity as lost will affect the prospect's score by those amounts.
Answer B is incorrect because creating or marking an opportunity as lost will not result in no change of a prospect's score, as explained above. Reference:Scoring,Opportunities
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