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 When users leave the company and have assigned prospects, the best practice is to reassign all prospects in the CRM and review and modify any completion actions, automation rules, drip programs and dynamic lists that reference the user. This will ensure that the prospects are not left unattended and that the marketing activities are updated accordingly. Deleting the user from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is not recommended as it will remove the user’s history and activity data. 

When tracking access to files hosted outside of Pardot, the best feature to use is a Custom redirect. This tool allows Pardot users to create trackable URLs which can then be used to direct prospects to external files. The interactions with these URLs are tracked, capturing data whenever a prospect accesses the link. This enables marketers to gather analytics on file access even when the content itself is not hosted within Pardot, providing valuable insights into prospect engagement with external resources.

 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

 According to the Salesforce documentation, the asset that needs to be created first in order for a user to send a prospect a one-to-one email is an email template. A one-to-one email is an email that is sent to an individual prospect, such as a follow-up or a confirmation email. A one-to-one email can be sent from the prospect record, a list, a report, or a campaign. To send a one-to-one email, the user needs to have an email template that defines the content and layout of the email. An email template can be created in Email Studio or Content Builder, and it can be personalized with variable tags or dynamic content. An autoresponder, an engagement studio program email, or a list email are not assets that need to be created first in order for a user to send a prospect a one-to-one email, as they are related to other types of email sends, such as automated responses, program emails, or mass emails. References: Salesforce documentation

The fastest way for an Administrator to create a one-time list of prospects who match specific criteria is to use a segmentation rule. A segmentation rule is a rule that runs once and matches prospects based on the criteria you set. You can use a segmentation rule to perform actions on the matched prospects, such as adding them to a list, assigning them to a user, or changing their field values. A segmentation rule is useful when you want to segment your prospects quickly and easily without creating a dynamic list or an automation rule

 The three activities that can increase or decrease a score in the baseline scoring system are unsubscribed from email, webinar attended, and form submission. A score is a numerical value that indicates the level of interest or engagement of a prospect in your products or services. You can use scoring rules to assign positive or negative points to prospects based on their activities, such as opening an email, clicking a link, or filling out a form. You can also use scoring categories to assign points based on specific products, services, or business units. The baseline scoring system is the default set of scoring rules that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement provides, and you can customize it to suit your needs. The baseline scoring system assigns points to the following activities:

• Unsubscribed from email: -100 points. This indicates that the prospect is not interested in receiving your emails, and reduces their score significantly.
• Webinar attended: +50 points. This indicates that the prospect is interested in learning more about your products or services, and increases their score considerably.
• Form submission: +50 points. This indicates that the prospect is willing to share their information with you, and increases their score considerably.

Other activities that can affect the score in the baseline scoring system are:

• Landing page error: -10 points. This indicates that the prospect encountered a problem with your landing page, and reduces their score slightly.
• Assigned to a user: +15 points. This indicates that the prospect is ready to be contacted by a salesperson, and increases their score moderately.
• Email open: +1 point. This indicates that the prospect opened your email, and increases their score slightly.
• Email click: +3 points. This indicates that the prospect clicked on a link in your email, and increases their score slightly.
• Email hard bounce: -10 points. This indicates that your email could not be delivered to the prospect, and reduces their score slightly.
• Email soft bounce: -5 points. This indicates that your email was temporarily rejected by the prospect’s email server, and reduces their score slightl

The Google Analytics connector allows Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to append UTM parameters to a prospect record. UTM parameters are tags that you can add to the end of a URL to track the source, medium, campaign, term, and content of your web traffic. By connecting Marketing Cloud Account Engagement with Google Analytics, you can automatically add UTM parameters to your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracked links and sync them with the prospect records. This allows you to see how your prospects are interacting with your online campaigns and measure their effectiveness

 The best method to create a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement landing page that matches the exact look and feel of your website is to import a layout using a URL from your website. This method allows you to use an existing web page as a template for your landing page, and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will automatically copy the HTML code, CSS styles, and images from the URL. You can then edit the layout as needed and add Marketing Cloud Account Engagement elements, such as forms or dynamic content

The best way to design an engagement program focused on providing exclusive offers and content to re-engage prospects is to create a dynamic list and add it as the recipient list to an engagement program. A dynamic list is a list that automatically populates with prospects who match the criteria you set. An engagement program is a program that allows you to send automated emails to prospects based on their behavior and preferences. LenoxSoft can create a dynamic list that matches prospects who have not been active on their website for more than 180 days, and add it as the recipient list to an engagement program that leads re-engaged prospects to a promotional offer.

 Form handlers give you total control over your form’s appearance, since you can use your own HTML and CSS to design and style your forms1. Form handlers also allow you to use any custom or advanced features that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement forms may not support, such as file uploads, conditional logic, or complex validation3. Form handlers are ideal for web developers who want to have full flexibility and customization over their forms

 The reason why the reporting metrics of Email Template A are not changing as a result of the new list email send is that the metrics would be attributed to Email Template B. When a user creates a copy of an email template, makes changes and saves it as a new email template, the new email template becomes a separate entity from the original email template. The new email template has its own name, ID, and reporting metrics. The reporting metrics of an email template include the number of sends, total opens, unique opens, total clicks, unique clicks, opt-outs, and spam complaints. These metrics are calculated based on the emails that use the email template. Therefore, when the user sends a list email using Email Template B, the reporting metrics of Email Template B are updated, but the reporting metrics of Email Template A are not affected1. Option A is not correct because an email template’s metrics do change after the template is used one time. An email template’s metrics are updated every time an email that uses the template is sent, opened, clicked, opted out, or marked as spam1. Option B is not correct because Email Template A should not have been deleted after creating the copy. Deleting an email template does not affect the reporting metrics of the template or the emails that use the template. Deleting an email template only prevents the template from being used for new emails1. Option D is not correct because the user should not have made Email Template A the primary template. There is no concept of a primary template in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. Each email template is independent and can be used for different types of emails. Making Email Template A the primary template would not change the reporting metrics of the template or the emails that use the template

The prospect’s Audits tab shows the history of changes made to the prospect’s record, such as field updates, list changes, and assignment dates. These data points can help determine what updates were made during the database clean-up project and how they affected the prospects. The Lifecycle Report, the amount of time the prospect spent viewing the website, and the unique clicks are not data points that can be found in the Audits tab, but they can be found in other reports or tabs in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. References Prospect Audits

 According to the Salesforce documentation, the variable tag that must be included in an email to allow prospects to manage their email preferences is %%unsubscribe%% or %%email_preference_center%%. A variable tag is a placeholder that is replaced with a specific value when the email is sent. The %%unsubscribe%% variable tag is replaced with a link that allows the prospect to unsubscribe from all emails from the sender. The %%email_preference_center%% variable tag is replaced with a link that allows the prospect to opt in or out of specific email lists or categories. Either of these variable tags can be used to enable prospects to manage their email preferences, and they are required by law in some countries. %%opt_out%% or %%email_preference_center%%, %%opt_out%% report_spam%%, and %%unsubscribe%% or %%opt_out%% are not valid variable tags that can be used to allow prospects to manage their email preferences, as they are either incorrect or nonexistent. References: Salesforce documentation

 When an opportunity is created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement from the sync with Salesforce, the campaign that is set on the opportunity is the first campaign of the first contact associated with the opportunity. This means that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will look at the contact roles of the opportunity in Salesforce, and find the contact that was added first. Then, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will look at the campaign history of that contact, and find the campaign that was assigned first. That campaign will be the one that is associated with the opportunity in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This helps Marketing Cloud Account Engagement track the source and influence of the opportunity. For more details —> 678

A good way in Salesforce to verify that a record is syncing to a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is to check that the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement URL field is not empty. The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement URL field is a custom field that is added to the lead or contact object in Salesforce when you connect your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account with your Salesforce CRM. The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement URL field contains the link to the prospect record in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement that corresponds to the lead or contact record in Salesforce. The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement URL field is populated when a prospect record is synced from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to Salesforce, or when a lead or contact record is synced from Salesforce to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. Therefore, if the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement URL field is not empty, it means that the record is syncing to a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement.

The expected behavior if an automation rule is not set to repeat is that the prospect matches the criteria once and the action runs once. An automation rule is a rule that runs in the background and matches prospects based on certain criteria and performs certain actions. An automation rule can be set to repeat or not repeat, depending on whether the administrator wants the rule to run multiple times or only once on the same prospect. If the automation rule is not set to repeat, it means that the rule will only run once on each prospect who matches the criteria, and it will not run again even if the prospect matches the criteria again in the future. The other options are not the expected behavior if an automation rule is not set to repeat. The prospect cannot match the criteria multiple times and the action runs each time, as this would require the rule to be set to repeat. The action cannot run only once per day on the prospect, as this would require the rule to have a daily frequency limit. The prospect cannot match the criteria once, but the action runs multiple times, as this would require the rule to have multiple actions or a recurring action. References [Automation Rules Overview]

 For a Salesforce Opportunity to sync to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, the Opportunity must have a Contact Role that is syncing to a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A Contact Role is a way of associating a Contact with an Opportunity, and specifying their role and level of influence in the sales process. Marketing Cloud Account Engagement uses the Contact Role to link the Opportunity to the corresponding prospect, and track their engagement and influence on the Opportunity4. References: 4: Opportunity Contact Roles

A prospect is a visitor who has submitted an email address through a form or landing page on your site. This is the primary way that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement identifies and converts visitors into prospects. A prospect can also be created from an email link click, a manually entered email address, or an import.

An autoresponder is a type of email that is automatically sent to a prospect when they perform a specific action, such as filling out a form, downloading a file, or registering for an event. To send an autoresponder, a marketer must create an email template using the classic email builder in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. An email template is a reusable email design that can be customized with dynamic content and personalization. A test email, a one-to-one email, and a list email are not suitable for sending an autoresponder, as they are either not reusable, not automated, or not personalized. References: : Create an Autoresponder Email

Default roles are included with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and cannot be edited or deleted2. Custom roles can be edited and deleted, and can be created from scratch or from a default role2. Custom roles allow you to customize the access and permissions for different types of users in your organization2

According to the Salesforce documentation, the user should resolve the issue of not being able to choose the specific email template when sending a new list email by editing the email template to make it available for “List Emails”. An email template is a reusable design that defines the content and layout of an email. An email template can be configured to be available for different types of email sends, such as one-to-one emails, list emails, or autoresponders. A list email is an email that is sent to a specific list of prospects, such as a newsletter or a promotion. To use an email template for a list email, the user must edit the email template and check the box for “List Emails” in the email template settings. This will make the email template available to choose when sending a new list email. Editing the list to be available for “Email Sending”, “Email Templates”, or editing the email template and choosing the appropriate list are not the correct ways to resolve the issue of not being able to choose the specific email template when sending a new list email, as they are either irrelevant or incorrect options for the list or the email template settings. References: Salesforce documentation

In Engagement Studio programs within Pardot, the paths that prospects take can be defined by various triggers based on their actions or statuses. The following are valid triggers:

• List membership: This trigger checks if the prospect belongs to a specific list, allowing for tailored engagements based on list segmentation.
• Email open: This monitors whether a prospect has opened an email, serving as a behavioral trigger for further actions.
• Custom redirect click: This trigger checks if the prospect has clicked on a custom redirect link, which is often used to track engagement with specific content or calls to action. These triggers help in dynamically steering prospects through different paths based on their interactions with marketing materials.

In the enhanced landing page experience within Salesforce, one of the key features is the ability to associate a landing page with either a connected campaign (directly linked to Salesforce campaigns for unified reporting and management) or an unconnected campaign (used solely within Pardot). This flexibility allows marketers to tailor their campaign management strategies according to their specific needs, enhancing the integration and tracking of various marketing efforts directly from within Salesforce.

The recommended way to identify the prospects who purchased a certain product within the last year and export them to a .csv file is to create a segmentation rule based on the Product Name field. A segmentation rule is a one-time rule that matches prospects based on certain criteria and performs certain actions. You can create a segmentation rule that matches prospects who have the specific product name in the Product Name field and the action to export them to a .csv file. This way, you can get a one-time export of all the prospects who have the product name before it changes. An automation rule, a completion action, or a dynamic list are not suitable for this goal, as they are either recurring, real-time, or based on an activity, not a one-time export based on a field value. References [Segmentation Rules Overview]

To ensure that emails are sent at the optimal time for each prospect on a global scale, Pardot administrators should utilize the Einstein Send Time Optimization feature. This capability, part of Salesforce Pardot's Einstein suite of AI tools, leverages machine learning to analyze each prospect’s engagement history and predict the most effective time to send emails. This analysis considers various factors including past open and interaction times to tailor email delivery schedules individually. By enabling this feature, marketers can significantly increase the likelihood of their emails being opened and acted upon, optimizing campaign effectiveness across different time zones and individual prospect behaviors. This targeted approach helps in maximizing engagement by delivering emails when prospects are most likely to be attentive and responsive.

According to the Salesforce documentation, the feature in Salesforce that can be enabled to show landing page engagement data on a Salesforce Campaign page layout is Engagement History. Engagement History is a feature that allows users to view and report on how prospects interact with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement marketing assets, such as emails, forms, landing pages, and custom redirects. Engagement History can be enabled for Salesforce Campaigns, Leads, Contacts, Accounts, and Opportunities, and it can display metrics such as views, clicks, submissions, and conversions. Advanced Dynamic Content, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Activities Visualforce page, and B2B Marketing Analytics are not features that can show landing page engagement data on a Salesforce Campaign page layout, as they are related to other aspects of marketing automation, such as personalization, activity tracking, and analytics. References: Salesforce documentation

 An automation rule is a rule that automatically applies an action to a prospect based on whether they match set criteria. An automation rule consists of two parts: the criteria and the action. The criteria are the conditions that the prospect must meet to trigger the rule, such as having a certain score, grade, or field value. The action is the outcome that the rule will apply to the prospect, such as changing their field value, adding them to a list, or sending them an email. An automation rule can run once or multiple times per prospect, depending on the settings

 Custom redirects are special URLs that track link clicks and conversions for any online marketing content, such as banner ads, social media posts, or third-party websites. You can use custom redirects to measure the effectiveness of your online advertising campaigns and track the behavior of prospects who click on your links. References: Custom Redirects, Create Custom Redirects

 According to the Salesforce documentation, the explanation for why the completion actions did not occur when the client submitted their Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form to test the form’s completion actions is: A) The client has a visitor filter set up to filter activities from their IP address. Completion actions do not occur on filtered visitors. A visitor filter is a feature that allows users to exclude certain visitors from being tracked and reported in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A visitor filter can be based on IP address, location, or domain. A visitor filter can help users to avoid tracking their own activities or those of their competitors. A completion action is an automation tool that can be used to perform an action after a prospect successfully completes a marketing element, such as submitting a form, clicking a link, or visiting a web page. A completion action can be used to perform actions such as adding a prospect to a list, assigning a prospect to a user, sending an autoresponder email, or adjusting a prospect’s score. However, completion actions do not occur on filtered visitors, as they are not tracked or reported in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. Therefore, if the client has a visitor filter set up to filter activities from their IP address, the completion actions will not occur when they submit the form. The ‘email’ form field being set up to exclude free email addresses, the client not un-pausing the completion actions, or kiosk mode being enabled on the form are not the explanations for why the completion actions did not occur when the client submitted their Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form to test the form’s completion actions, as they are either irrelevant, incorrect, or nonexistent options for the form or the completion actions. References: Salesforce documentation

The automation tool that would best achieve this is to create a page action set to tag prospects as having viewed it and add them to a list. A page action is a feature that allows you to track and act on the behavior of prospects who visit specific pages on your website, such as your pricing page, product page, or thank you page. You can use page actions to perform actions on the prospects who visit the page, such as adding them to a list, assigning them to a user, or changing their field values. You can also use page actions to customize the content or layout of the page based on the prospect’s attributes or behaviors2. To create a page action, you need to specify the URL of the page that you want to track, and the actions that you want to execute when a prospect visits the page. For example, you can create a page action that matches the URL of your pricing page, and tags the prospect as having viewed it and adds them to a list of pricing page visitors. 

The reason why the email link was not re-written for tracking is that the link should start with http or https to be automatically re-written. Marketing Cloud Account Engagement automatically re-writes links in emails to track the clicks and measure the engagement of the recipients. However, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement only re-writes links that start with http or https, as these are the protocols that indicate a web address. The link does not have a protocol, so Ma rketing Cloud Account Engagement does not recognize it as a web address and does not re-write it for tracking. The other options are not relevant for link re-writing. The link does not need to contain a wildcard, point to go.Marketing Cloud Account Engagement.com, or be populated with variable tags to be automatically re-written. These are features that can be used to create dynamic or custom links, but they are not required for link re-writing. References [Link Click Tracking]

A landing page without a form is the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement asset that an administrator would create to advertise an upcoming event’s schedule without requesting information from those who visit. A landing page is a web page that can display any content, such as text, images, videos, or links. A form is a web element that can collect information from visitors, such as name, email, or preferences. A landing page with a form, a landing page with a form handler, or an email template with a form embedded into the HTML are not suitable for advertising an event’s schedule without requesting information, as they all involve forms that require visitor input3. References: 3: [Landing Pages and Forms]

According to the Salesforce documentation, the first step the user must take in order to change which email template is used in a running engagement program is to pause the program. A running engagement program is a program that is actively sending emails and performing actions to the prospects in the program. To make any changes to a running program, such as changing the email template, the user must first pause the program to stop the email sends and actions. After making the changes, the user can resume the program and continue the email sends and actions. Copying the original engagement program, changing the wait time for the template, or deleting the old sent email are not the first steps the user must take, as they will not allow the user to change the email template in the running program. References: Salesforce documentation

The limitations of connecting Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to a Salesforce Sandbox account are: if connected to a sandbox first, when you create your production connector, all prospects will not automatically queue to sync, and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can’t “wipe” data, so you will need to manually delete any prospects and data that is brought into your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account from the sandbox connector before enabling the connector for your production instance. A Salesforce Sandbox account is a copy of your production environment that you can use for testing and development purposes. Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Sandboxes are test versions of a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Business Unit that you can provision within a Salesforce Sandbox. However, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Sandboxes have some limitations that you need to be aware of before using them. One limitation is that if you connect Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to a Salesforce Sandbox first, and then create a production connector, the prospects in your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account will not automatically sync with the production environment. You will need to manually sync them or use an automation tool to do so. Another limitation is that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement cannot erase the data that is brought into your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account from the sandbox connector, such as prospects, fields, and assets. You will need to manually delete them before enabling the connector for your production instance, or else you will end up with duplicate or unwanted data in your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account1112 References: 11: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Sandboxes: What They Can, and Can’t Do12: Use Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Sandboxes

According to the [Salesforce documentation], the recommended Marketing Cloud Account Engagement asset to use for progressive profiling is a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form. A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form is a web form that can be used to collect information from prospects and store it in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form can be configured to use progressive profiling, which is a feature that allows the form to display different fields based on the information that is already known about the prospect. This way, the form can collect more information over time, without asking the same questions repeatedly or overwhelming the prospect with too many fields at once. A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement landing page without a form, a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form handler, or a third party form are not recommended for progressive profiling, as they do not have the same functionality and flexibility as a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form. References: [Salesforce documentation]

According to the Salesforce documentation, the editions of Salesforce that can sync with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement are: C) Professional Edition and higher. A sync between Salesforce and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is a feature that allows users to connect and exchange data between the two platforms, such as leads, contacts, accounts, campaigns, or opportunities. A sync between Salesforce and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can be configured by the administrator in the connector settings, and it can be customized for different objects, fields, or actions. A sync between Salesforce and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can help users to keep their data consistent and accurate, to automate their sales and marketing processes, and to measure and optimize their performance and results. A sync between Salesforce and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can be done with different editions of Salesforce, depending on the features and functionalities that the user needs. The editions of Salesforce that can sync with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement are: Professional Edition, Enterprise Edition, Unlimited Edition, and Performance Edition. These editions of Salesforce can sync with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and they can also access additional features, such as custom objects, multiple scoring categories, or B2B Marketing Analytics. The edition of Salesforce that cannot sync with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is: Standard Edition. This edition of Salesforce does not have the ability to sync with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and it does not have access to the additional features that the other editions have. Therefore, the user needs to upgrade to a higher edition of Salesforce if they want to sync with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and use the advanced features. References: Salesforce documentation

The correct answer is that the prospects are added to the program and automatically start processing through the program. This is because dynamic lists are constantly updated based on the criteria that you define, and if a dynamic list is used as a recipient list on an engagement studio program, any new prospects that match the criteria will be added to the program as soon as they are synced to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. They will not wait for the program to be paused, restarted, or manually selected. They will start from the first step of the program and follow the path according to their actions and rules

The three things that will affect the prospect records based on these activities are:

• Bob’s prospect record will show him clicking on the link and filling out the form. This is because when an unknown visitor fills out a form, they become a known prospect and their previous activities are tracked and associated with their prospect record1.
• Kate’s prospect record will show her clicking on the link and filling out the form. This is because Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracks the activities of known prospects who interact with your marketing assets, such as custom redirects and forms2.
• Kate’s prospect record will have a tag of “clicked” applied to it. This is because the custom redirect has a completion action to add a tag of “clicked” to all prospects that click it, and completion actions are actions that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement executes after a prospect successfully completes a desired activity

The automation tool that the Administrator should use to create this list is a dynamic list. A dynamic list is a list that automatically populates with prospects who match the criteria you set. You can use a dynamic list to segment your prospects based on their attributes or behaviors, such as their opportunity stage, score, or email activity. A dynamic list is constantly updated, so prospects are added or removed from the list as they meet or no longer meet the criteria. A dynamic list is ideal for creating a list of prospects who are in the prospecting stage of the opportunity, and removing them from the list once they move to another stage. 

 According to the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Email Basics, there are three mandatory components for an email to be saved in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement: a text version, a sender, and an unsubscribe link. A text version is required for accessibility and deliverability reasons, as some email clients or recipients may not support HTML emails. A sender is required to identify the source of the email and comply with the CAN-SPAM Act. An unsubscribe link is required to allow recipients to opt out of future emails and comply with the GDPR and other privacy regulations. Variable tags, dynamic content, and social posts are optional components that can enhance the personalization and interactivity of the email, but they are not required for saving the email draft. 

The key difference between an email template and an email content record in the enhanced email experience within Pardot lies in their usability across different Salesforce platforms. An email template, once created in Pardot, can be utilized by users across Pardot, Sales Cloud, and Service Cloud. This allows for a consistent messaging and branding experience across various customer-facing platforms within the Salesforce ecosystem. In contrast, an email content record in Pardot is specific to Pardot and designed for use within the platform's email marketing campaigns, focusing on specific layouts and elements tailored to Pardot's capabilities.

To score prospects separately based on their interactions with different product lines in Pardot, the best approach is to assign a scoring category to each product line folder. Scoring categories allow administrators to segment prospect scoring based on interactions with specific types of content, aligning with different business units, products, or campaigns. By assigning a distinct scoring category to each folder associated with a product line, an administrator can precisely track and score prospect engagement relative to each product line. This tailored scoring provides deeper insights into prospect interests and can better inform targeted marketing strategies.

The two activities that trigger a prospect record to sync from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to the CRM are landing page submission and form submission. A prospect record is a record that contains the information and activities of a potential customer in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A sync is a process that updates the data between Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and your CRM system, such as Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics. A sync can be initiated from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to the CRM, or from the CRM to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, depending on the activity or the data change. A landing page submission is an activity that occurs when a prospect fills out a form on a landing page, which is a web page that you create and host in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to showcase your products or services, offer content, or register for events. A form submission is an activity that occurs when a prospect fills out a form, which is a web element that allows you to collect information from your prospects, such as their name, email, or company. Both landing page submission and form submission trigger a prospect record to sync from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to the CRM, because they create or update the prospect data in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement pushes the data to the CRM

 If LenoxSoft has a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form titled “Request a Demo” on their external website, they should use the Form Report to see how many views their form has received (D). The Form Report shows the number of views, submissions, and conversions for each form created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. The Conversions Report (A) shows the number of prospects who converted from anonymous visitors to identified prospects. The Landing Page Report (B) shows the number of views, submissions, and conversions for each landing page created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. The Form Handler Report © shows the number of submissions and conversions for each form handler created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. References: Account Engagement Campaign Reporting

 The sequence of steps that the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Administrator should take to automate this process is to enable Visitor Filters for a specific IP range and enable Send daily visitor activity emails. Visitor Filters allow you to filter out the internal traffic from your website analytics, such as your own employees or vendors. By filtering out a specific IP range, you can ensure that only external visitors are tracked by Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. Send daily visitor activity emails allow you to receive a daily email with a list of all the visitors who have visited your website in the past 24 hours, along with their company name, location, and pages viewed. By enabling this feature, you can share the list of external visitors with the regional sales managers automatically

A good bounce rate is less than 10%. Bounce rate is the percentage of visitors who leave a website after viewing only one page. It indicates how frequently users visit your site without interacting or exploring further. A high bounce rate may indicate that your content is unsatisfactory or poorly optimized. A low bounce rate may indicate that your content is engaging or useful. However, bounce rate can also vary depending on the industry, page type, and traffic source. For example, a blog may have a higher bounce rate than an ecommerce site, because users may only read one article and then leave. Similarly, a landing page may have a lower bounce rate than a home page, because users may be more likely to click on a call-to-action. Therefore, it is important to compare your bounce rate with industry benchmarks, page types, and traffic sources. As a general rule, a good bounce rate is around 40% or lower, while a bounce rate of 60% or higher may be an indication that you need to evaluate your page content and make it more helpful and engaging for users. For more details —> 14151617

When a marketing user pauses an Engagement Studio program and adds a new recipient list, the newly added prospects will skip any Action steps the existing prospects have already completed, but will be evaluated on Trigger and Rule steps when the program is resumed. This is because Action steps are time-based and cannot be retroactively applied, while Trigger and Rule steps are condition-based and can be applied at any point in the program1. References: 1: [Engagement Studio FAQ]

According to the Salesforce documentation, the place on a prospect record where the user would look to see if a prospect had registered for a webinar is: C) Prospect Activities. A prospect record is a feature that shows the detailed information and activity history of a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A prospect record can be accessed from the Prospects tab in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and it can show different sections of information for the prospect, such as details, insights, activities, or custom fields. The Prospect Activities section shows the chronological list of actions and events that the prospect has performed or received, such as opening an email, clicking a link, submitting a form, or registering for a webinar. The user can use the Prospect Activities section to see if a prospect had registered for a webinar, and to see other details of the webinar registration, such as the date, time, or status. The user can also filter, search, or export the Prospect Activities section. The Contents, Insights, or Custom Fields sections are not the places on a prospect record where the user would look to see if a prospect had registered for a webinar, as they are related to other aspects of the prospect information, such as content preferences, engagement metrics, or custom data. References: Salesforce documentation

By default, if the information in Salesforce differs from the information in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, the information in Salesforce will override the information in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This means that Salesforce is the master source of truth for most fields, and any changes made in Salesforce will overwrite the values in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. However, this behavior can be customized for each field in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, by choosing one of the following options: Use Marketing Cloud Account Engagement’s value, Use Salesforce’s value, or Use the most recently updated record. You can also prevent a field from syncing at all by choosing Do not sync. For more details —> 45

If business hours are enabled for an engagement studio program, any email steps will be executed only during the specified hours. If a prospect enters an email step outside of the business hours, the email will be queued until the next business hour. Therefore, if a prospect enters a Send Email step at 4:30pm on Friday, and the business hours are Monday-Friday from 10am-4pm, the email will be sent on Monday at 10am

The correct sequence of events is E C B A D. Visitors access your company website (E), a cookie is applied ©, a visitor submits a conversion form (B), the visitor is now a prospect (A), and the prospect’s activity history is available to view in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement (D)4. This is how Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracks and captures visitor and prospect data and behavior

When prospects register via a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form, they will still receive GoToWebinar’s reminder and registration emails. This is because Marketing Cloud Account Engagement integrates with GoToWebinar and automatically registers prospects for the webinar when they fill out the form. Marketing Cloud Account Engagement also syncs the attendance and other webinar data with the prospect records. However, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement does not send the webinar emails, which are handled by GoToWebinar. 

 Prospects sync to your CRM when they have been assigned to a user or queue. A CRM is a customer relationship management platform that allows you to manage your sales and customer service operations. You can integrate Marketing Cloud Account Engagement with your CRM using the Salesforce connector, which allows you to sync data, activities, and campaigns between Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Salesforce. However, not all prospects in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement are synced to Salesforce. Only prospects that have been assigned to a user or queue in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement are synced to Salesforce as leads or contacts. You can assign prospects manually, through automation rules, or through lead assignment rules.

Answer A, C, D, and E are incorrect because prospects do not sync to your CRM when they fill out a form on a landing page, when they have a lead score greater than 50, when they visit a landing page, or when they are created manually in the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement database, unless they are also assigned to a user or queue, as explained above. References: [Salesforce Connector], [Sync Prospects with Salesforce]

Completion actions are actions that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement executes after a prospect successfully completes a desired activity, such as submitting a form or clicking a custom link. Completion actions only affect prospects, not visitors, because visitors are anonymous and have not been identified by Marketing Cloud Account Engagement yet

The automation tool that should be used to accomplish this is creating an automation rule to register prospects based on the form submission. An automation rule is a rule that runs continuously in the background and matches prospects based on the criteria you set. You can use an automation rule to perform actions on the matched prospects, such as registering them for a webinar. For example, you can create an automation rule that matches prospects who have submitted a specific form, and then use the action Register for Webinar to register them for the webinar that is integrated with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement.

 The aspect of a Prospect record that represents their overall level of interest is Score. The score is a numerical value that measures the implicit interest of a prospect based on their engagement with marketing activities, such as opening emails, clicking links, and visiting landing pages. The score can increase or decrease based on the actions that a prospect takes, and can help marketers prioritize and segment their prospects. Grade, Profile, and Account are not aspects of a Prospect record that represent their overall level of interest, as they measure different attributes of a prospect, such as their explicit fit, their completeness, or their company information3. References: 3: Scoring and Grading Prospects

To sign many people up on the same computer at a trade show booth, an Administrator should enable the Kiosk/Data Entry Mode on a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form. This mode allows multiple form submissions from the same browser without using cookies. It also clears the form fields after each submission and reloads the thank you content. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Kiosk/Data Entry Mode

The HML merge field that should be included in an email to allow prospects to manage their email preferences is {{OptOut}} or {{EmailPreferenceCenter}}. The {{OptOut}} merge field inserts a link that allows prospects to opt out of receiving emails from the sender. The {{EmailPreferenceCenter}} merge field inserts a link that allows prospects to choose which types of emails they want to receive from the sender. The {{Unsubscribe}} merge field is not valid in HML, as it is only used in PML. The {{ReportSpam}} merge field is not recommended, as it can negatively affect the sender’s reputation. The {{Opt_Out}} merge field is not valid in HML, as it uses an underscore instead of a camel case1. References: 1: HML Merge Fields

According to the Salesforce documentation, the option that adheres most closely to email sending best practices is: B) Establish a consistent, predictable cadence for your email communications. Email sending best practices are guidelines that help users to create and send effective and engaging emails to their prospects and customers. Email sending best practices can cover different aspects of email marketing, such as content, design, deliverability, and performance. One of the email sending best practices is to establish a consistent, predictable cadence for your email communications, meaning that you should send your emails at regular intervals and frequencies, and that you should align your email sends with your audience’s expectations and preferences. By establishing a consistent, predictable cadence for your email communications, you can build trust and loyalty with your subscribers, increase your open and click rates, and avoid spam complaints or unsubscribes. When possible, sending emails on Monday mornings in order to stay top of mind throughout the week, sending plain text only emails in order to increase engagement rates, or making sure that all emails have a high image-to-text ratio are not the options that adhere most closely to email sending best practices, as they are either ineffective, outdated, or detrimental options for email marketing. References: Salesforce documentation

 If a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement administrator wants to know how many unique submissions they have for a form on a landing page, they should check the landing page report. The landing page report shows the performance metrics of a landing page, such as views, submissions, conversion rate, and cost per submission. The landing page report also shows the number of unique submissions, which is the number of prospects who submitted the form for the first time. The landing page report can be accessed from the landing page table or from the landing page details page6. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Landing Page Reports

According to the Salesforce documentation, the correct steps to access a Prospect Record are: B) Mouseover Prospects, C) Click Prospect List, and A) Select Prospect. A Prospect Record is a feature that shows the detailed information and activity history of a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A Prospect Record can be accessed from the Prospects tab in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and it can show different sections of information for the prospect, such as details, insights, activities, or custom fields. To access a Prospect Record, the user needs to follow these steps:

• Mouseover Prospects: The user needs to move the cursor over the Prospects tab in the navigation bar in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This will open a drop-down menu with different options, such as Prospect List, Add Prospect, or Import Prospects.
• Click Prospect List: The user needs to click on the Prospect List option in the drop-down menu. This will open the Prospect List page, which shows a list of prospects in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. The user can customize, sort, filter, search, or export the Prospect List, and they can also perform different actions on the prospects, such as assign, delete, or edit.
• Select Prospect: The user needs to select the prospect that they want to access from the Prospect List. This will open the Prospect Record page, which shows the detailed information and activity history of the prospect. The user can view, edit, or update the Prospect Record, and they can also perform different actions on the prospect, such as sending an email, adding to a list, or changing the score or grade.

References: Salesforce documentation

 A CNAME or vanity alias is used to provide a seamless transition for your prospects when visiting pages and forms that you host on your site and Marketing Cloud Account Engagement hosted campaign elements such as landing pages, search results and individually tracked links sent in your emails. This is true because a CNAME allows you to use your own domain name instead of the default go.Marketing Cloud Account Engagement.com domain name, which enhances your branding and trustworthiness.

 You can delete a prospect through the prospect table actions. The prospect table is a list of all the prospects in your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account, which you can access by navigating to Prospects > Prospect List. From there, you can select one or more prospects and click on the Tools button to see the available actions. One of the actions is Delete, which will permanently remove the selected prospects from your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account. You can also delete a single prospect by clicking on their name and then clicking on the Delete button on their record.

Answer A is incorrect because you cannot delete a prospect through a completion action. A completion action is a task that is performed after a prospect successfully completes a marketing element, such as a form, landing page, or custom redirect. You can use completion actions to perform various actions on prospects, such as sending emails, adjusting scores, changing campaigns, or adding tags, but not deleting them. Answer B is incorrect because you cannot delete a prospect through an automation rule. An automation rule is a criteria-based action that is triggered when a prospect matches the rule. You can use automation rules to perform various actions on prospects, such as sending emails, adjusting scores, changing campaigns, or adding tags, but not deleting them. Answer C is incorrect because you can delete prospects, as explained above. References: Prospect List, [Delete Prospects], [Completion Actions], [Automation Rules]

By default (using business accounts), Marketing Cloud Account Engagement creates new records as leads in Salesforce. This means that when a prospect is assigned to a user in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and there is no matching lead or contact in Salesforce, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will create a new lead record in Salesforce and sync with it. However, you can also configure Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to create new records as contacts or person accounts in Salesforce, depending on your preference. To do this, you need to enable the option in the Salesforce connector settings in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and make sure that the connector user has the appropriate permissions in Salesforce. For more details —> 151617

 A form handler is a feature that allows you to use your own forms to post your data to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A form handler is similar to a form, but instead of displaying the form on your website, you point your form to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This allows you to submit data to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement as well as your own database3. Form handlers are useful when you want to keep the look and feel of your existing forms, or when you want to capture data from multiple forms using one form handler

 The metrics in the list email report that could help the Account Engagement user understand how these prospects may have become unmailable are Total Opt Outs and Hard Bounces (D). These metrics show the number and percentage of prospects who either opted out of receiving future emails or had their emails bounced back due to a permanent error, such as an invalid email address. These prospects are marked as Do Not Email and cannot be emailed again unless they opt back in. The other metrics (A, B, C) are not directly related to the prospects’ mailable status, but rather to the email delivery, performance, and tracking. References: List Email Report Metrics

 According to the Salesforce documentation, the types of fields that are not supported by the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync are: B) Formula fields, D) Geolocation fields, and E) Text Area (rich) fields. A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync is a feature that allows users to connect and exchange data between Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Salesforce fields, such as name, email, score, or grade. A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync can be configured by the administrator in the connector settings, and it can be customized for different objects, fields, or actions. A Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync can support different types of fields, such as text, number, date, checkbox, picklist, or lookup fields. However, a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync cannot support some types of fields, such as formula, geolocation, or text area (rich) fields. A formula field is a field that calculates a value based on a formula or an expression. A geolocation field is a field that stores the latitude and longitude coordinates of a location. A text area (rich) field is a field that allows users to enter formatted text, images, or links. These types of fields are not supported by the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync, as they are either incompatible, complex, or large for the data exchange. A record type field is a type of field that is supported by the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync, as it is a field that defines different business processes, page layouts, or picklist values for different users. A number field is also a type of field that is supported by the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement sync, as it is a field that stores numerical values. References: Salesforce documentation

To troubleshoot why a prospect did not receive an email from a drip program, an Administrator should check the following tabs in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement:

• The Audits tab to see if the prospect was on the correct lists when the email was sent. This tab shows the list membership changes and email sends for the prospect.
• The Overview tab to determine whether the prospect is unmailable. This tab shows the prospect’s email status, which could be opt-out, hard bounce, or do not email.
• The Lists tab to determine whether the prospect is on the recipient list or any suppression lists. This tab shows the lists that the prospect belongs to, including any lists that are used to exclude prospects from receiving emails. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Audits Tab, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Email Statuses, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Lists

The administrator should go to Admin-Domain Management to check if the Email Sending Domains are set up properly after updating the DNS. Email Sending Domains are domains that you can use to send emails from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and they require verification and authentication to ensure that your emails are delivered and not marked as spam. To verify and authenticate your Email Sending Domains, you need to update the DNS records of your domain with the values provided by Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. After updating the DNS, you can go to Admin-Domain Management and click the Verify Now button to check if your Email Sending Domains are verified and authenticated

The difference between a visitor and a prospect is that a visitor is an anonymous person who visits your website, while a prospect is a known person who has an identified email address. A visitor becomes a prospect when they fill out a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form, click on a tracked link in an email, or are manually imported into Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. A prospect does not necessarily have an opportunity, a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form submission, or an assigned user, but a visitor does not have any of these either. References Visitors and Prospects

 The three activities that can be used to trigger an increase or decrease in a prospect’s score are unsubscribing from an email, clicking a link in an email, and opening an email. A prospect’s score is a numerical value that indicates their level of interest in your products or services. You can use scoring rules to assign positive or negative points to prospects based on their actions, such as opening an email, clicking a link, or filling out a form. You can also use scoring categories to assign points based on specific products, services, or business units. Unsubscribing from an email, clicking a link in an email, and opening an email are all examples of actions that can affect a prospect’s score

The engagement dashboard in B2B Marketing Analytics shows the total submissions across all Marketing Cloud Account Engagement landing pages, as well as other metrics such as views, conversion rate, cost per lead, etc. The engagement dashboard helps marketers measure the performance of their marketing campaigns and optimize their content strategy. The pipeline dashboard shows the revenue generated by marketing campaigns, the account-based marketing dashboard shows the engagement and influence of key accounts, and the multi-touch attribution dashboard shows the impact of marketing touchpoints on sales outcomes. References B2B Marketing Analytics Overview

A reCAPTCHA is displayed when you did not choose to display it because Marketing Cloud Account Engagement pings a database of known spammers and when a match is found automatically displays a reCAPTCHA. This is a security measure that helps prevent spam bots from submitting your forms and creating fake prospects. You can also choose to always display a reCAPTCHA on your forms or form handlers, or to never display a reCAPTCHA on your forms.

The best way to run an A/B test in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is to set up an A/B test that automatically sends the two versions to a single list and then determines a winner based on clicks or opens. This way, you can compare the performance of the two versions on the same audience and avoid any bias or timing issues that might affect the results. Option A is not a good way to run an A/B test because sending the same list two different emails at different times might skew the results due to factors such as email fatigue, inbox clutter, or changing preferences. Option B is not a good way to run an A/B test because event signups might not be the best metric to measure the effectiveness of an email, especially if the event is not directly related to the email content or offer. Option C is not a good way to run an A/B test because sending the two versions to two different lists might introduce variability in the results due to differences in the list composition, quality, or behavior. References: How to Run an A/B Test in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement: A Step by Step Guide (2022), The Basics of A/B Testing in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement - The Spot

 If a marketing manager wants to view list email engagement metrics in Engagement History in Salesforce, they will not be able to see the Total Replies metric (A). This metric is not supported by Engagement History, which only shows the following metrics for list emails: Total Delivered, Unique Opens, Unique Clicks, Hard Bounces, Soft Bounces, Opt Outs, and Spam Complaints. The other metrics (B, C, D) are supported by Engagement History and can be viewed in Salesforce. References: Salesforce Engagement History: A Complete Overview

According to the [Salesforce documentation], when a new lead record is created in Salesforce without an email address, and the Salesforce connector is set to automatically create prospects in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, no new record will be created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This is because email address is a required field for creating a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, and without it, the lead record cannot be synced or matched with a prospect record. A visitor record is created only when a person visits a tracked web page, not when a lead record is created in Salesforce. A new account will not be created either, as accounts are synced from Salesforce to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement based on the account ID of the associated lead or contact record. A new prospect record will not be created, as explained above. References: [Salesforce documentation]

 If a non-repeating automation rule has matched 100 prospects, and a user pauses the automation rule, edits the rules criteria, and resumes the rule, the 100 prospects who previously matched the rule will be marked as unmatching the updated rule. This means that they will not receive any new actions from the rule, and any actions that were already applied to them will not be undone11. However, if the rule is set to repeat, the prospects who previously matched the rule can match the rule again if they meet the new criteria

Form handlers are also the best option if you need to maintain your current lead flow, such as using your own CRM or lead management system. Form handlers allow you to keep your existing forms and processes, while still capturing the prospect data in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement1. You can also use form handlers to avoid changing the look and feel of your forms, or to comply with any regulations or policies that require you to use your own forms

The scenario that would convert an anonymous visitor into an identified prospect is submitting a Web2Lead form that is linked to Account Engagement via a form handler ©. This is because a form handler captures the visitor’s information and passes it to Account Engagement, where a new prospect record is created. Creating a Lead in Salesforce which syncs to Account Engagement as a new prospect record (A) will not convert an anonymous visitor, as it does not involve any interaction with the visitor. Scanning the badge of someone who visited a booth at a recent event (B) will not convert an anonymous visitor, as it does not involve any online activity that can be tracked by Account Engagement. Opening an email sent by a sales rep using the Send Account Engagement Email functionality in Salesforce (D) will not convert an anonymous visitor, as it requires the visitor to already have a prospect record in Account Engagement. References: Anonymous Visitors

 You can set up Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to automatically send weekly reports on the keywords and competitor monitoring that you have set up on your account. This is a feature of Marketing Cloud Account Engagement’s Search Marketing, which allows you to track and optimize your website’s SEO performance and compare it with your competitors. You can enable the weekly search marketing email in your user preferences, and choose which metrics and competitors you want to include in the report56 References: 5: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Competitor Monitoring: Spy on Competitor SEO Health6: Understanding Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Notifications for User Email Preferences

The number that would display on the Report Card for the email send statistic is 100. This is because the Report Card shows the total number of prospects that have reached a specific step in the program, regardless of the date range that you filter by. The date range filter only affects the data that is shown in the Engagement History table, which shows the number of prospects that have taken a specific action on a specific date. Therefore, even if the user filters the program to show a date range of Tuesday through Friday of last week, the Report Card will still show that 100 emails were sent on Monday, as that is the total number of prospects that reached the first step of the program

 Drip programs are automated email campaigns that send a series of messages to prospects based on predefined criteria and triggers. If a prospect is removed from a drip program, they will stop receiving any emails from that program. However, if they are added back to the same drip program, they will resume the drip where they left off, unless the drip program has been reset or modified. References: [Drip Programs], [Add Prospects to Drip Programs]

The two Facebook accounts that can be posted to using the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Facebook connector are Company Pages and Personal Pages. The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Facebook connector allows you to connect your Marketing Cloud Account Engagement account with your Facebook account, and create and schedule social posts from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. You can post to any Facebook page that you have admin access to, such as your company page or your personal page. You cannot post to other types of Facebook accounts, such as Video Pages or Linked Instagram Pages, using the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Facebook connector. 

To review the deliverability statistics for an autoresponder email sent in response to a form submission in Pardot, the appropriate report to consult is the Autoresponder report. This report provides specific metrics on the performance of autoresponder emails, including delivery rates, open rates, click-through rates, and any bounces. Unlike generic form reports or list email reports, the Autoresponder report focuses on the emails triggered automatically after a form is completed, providing detailed insights relevant to these specific interactions.

According to the Salesforce documentation, the advice that should be offered to the client who is looking for a way to increase the quality of leads that are being passed from marketing to sales is: B) Implement a blended lead scoring and grading system. A lead scoring and grading system is a feature that allows users to measure and qualify the prospects based on their level of interest and fit for the business. A lead scoring and grading system can help users to prioritize and segment the prospects, and to pass the most qualified leads from marketing to sales. A lead scoring and grading system consists of two components: scoring and grading. Scoring is a numerical value that indicates the level of interest and engagement of a prospect, based on their activities, such as opening an email, clicking a link, or submitting a form. Scoring can be done automatically by the default scoring model in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, or manually by customizing the scoring rules. Grading is a letter value that indicates the level of fit of a prospect, based on their attributes, such as industry, job title, location, or company size. Grading can be done manually by creating profiles and matching them with the prospect’s information. By implementing a blended lead scoring and grading system, the client can increase the quality of leads that are being passed from marketing to sales, as they can identify the prospects who have both a high score and a high grade, meaning that they are both interested and suitable for the business. Only passing on leads that are very active on the site no matter the company profile, automatically assigning all leads to sales reps in a round-robin system, or adding more landing pages and forms to the site to increase the number of conversion opportunities are not the best advice that should be offered to the client who is looking for a way to increase the quality of leads that are being passed from marketing to sales, as they are either ineffective, inefficient, or irrelevant ways of qualifying and prioritizing the leads. References: Salesforce documentation

The difference between a dynamic list and a static list is that you cannot manually update list membership of a dynamic list but you can manually update list membership of a static list. A list is a collection of prospects that you can use to segment your audience, send emails, or perform other actions. A dynamic list is a list that automatically populates with prospects who match the criteria you set. A static list is a list that you manually populate with prospects or import from a file. A dynamic list is constantly updated, so prospects are added or removed from the list as they meet or no longer meet the criteria. A static list is not updated automatically, so you can add or remove prospects from the list as you wish. You cannot manually update list membership of a dynamic list, because the list is controlled by the criteria. You can manually update list membership of a static list, because the list is controlled by you

 The combination of automation tools that LenoxSoft should use to achieve their goal is an automation rule and a completion action. An automation rule is a rule that runs continuously in the background and matches prospects based on the criteria you set. A completion action is an action that Marketing Cloud Account Engagement executes after a prospect successfully completes a desired activity, such as submitting a form or clicking a custom link1. LenoxSoft can use an automation rule to update the custom field for anyone who has submitted the form before today, and a completion action to update the custom field for anyone who submits the form moving forward. 

Rule step types in engagement studio programs are used to check the prospect criteria, such as field values, list membership, tags, grades, scores, etc. Rule steps can branch the program based on whether the prospect meets the criteria or not. For example, a rule step can check if the prospect has a certain job title or industry and send them different emails accordingly. Prospect interest, behavior, and activity are not rule step types, but they can be used as criteria for rule steps. References Engagement Studio: Rule Steps

 According to the Salesforce documentation, the information that the tooltip above each step on the engagement studio program report provides is high-level metrics only for prospects who have completed the step. An engagement studio program report is a report that shows the performance and results of an engagement program, such as the number of prospects, emails, and conversions. The tooltip above each step on the program report shows the number and percentage of prospects who have completed that step, as well as the number and percentage of prospects who have taken the positive, negative, or neutral path after that step. The tooltip does not show the metrics for prospects who are waiting to complete, who have left, or who have skipped each step, as these are shown in other sections of the report. References: Salesforce documentation