Selected Marketing-Cloud-Account-Engagement-Specialist Marketers Questions Answers

 An engagement studio program is a tool that allows the Marketing Manager to create and automate a series of steps that guide prospects through a marketing journey. An engagement studio program consists of three types of elements: actions, triggers, and rules. An action is something that the program does to or for the prospect, such as sending an email, adding them to a list, or notifying a user. A trigger is something that the program checks for or waits for the prospect to do, such as opening an email, clicking a link, or submitting a form. A rule is something that the program evaluates about the prospect, such as their score, grade, or field value8

Among the possible actions that can be taken in an engagement studio program, three of them are:

• Add prospect to list. This action adds the prospect to a specified list in Account Engagement. This action is useful for segmenting prospects based on their engagement or moving them to a different list for further marketing8
• Send email to prospect. This action sends an email to the prospect using an Account Engagement email template. This action is useful for delivering relevant and personalized content to the prospect based on their stage in the journey8
• Notify a user. This action sends an email notification to a specified user or user group in Account Engagement or Salesforce. This action is useful for alerting the sales team or other stakeholders about the prospect’s engagement or readiness

To see why the email was not sent to the prospect, the marketing manager should refer to the list email send report to see if a suppression list was used. A suppression list is a list of prospects who should not receive a specific email, even if they are on the recipient list. If the prospect was on a suppression list, they would not receive the email. The other options are not likely to explain why the email was not sent, as the prospect was already on the recipient list and was mailable

When a user creates and resumes a new automation rule, the rule will continuously look for prospects who match the criteria (B) and evaluate their entire prospect database for matches ©. These are the characteristics of automation rules in Account Engagement, which are different from segmentation rules that run only once. The rule will not run once and must be re-run for prospects to match again (A), nor will it unmatch prospects that no longer match the criteria (D). Unmatching prospects is only possible with dynamic lists, not automation rules. References: Using Account Engagement Automation Rules vs. Salesforce Flows

Mailable prospects are prospects who have opted in to receive email communication from you and have not bounced or unsubscribed. You can find the number of mailable prospects in your database by navigating to the prospect list and selecting “Mailable Prospects” from the dropdown menu. You can also filter the list by tags, campaigns, or custom fields to segment your mailable prospects. References: [Mailable Prospects], [Filter Prospects]