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Oracle 1z0-1032-22 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Create and manage Contact Lists, Supplemental Tables, and Profile Extension Tables Create and Configure Responsys Users
Topic 2	Configure campaign settings in the Campaign Dashboard Describe the Data Gateway Setup process
Topic 3	Create and manage Filters, Segment Groups, and Seed Groups Create Short Message Service (SMS) campaigns
Topic 4	Analyze using Deliverability Analysis Configure subscription management
Topic 5	Describe domain branding and domain delegation, and gather initial account settings Describe the Responsys Data Model
Topic 6	Describe Responsys API Authentication Perform IP Warm Up and IP Ramp Up Create, manage, and test campaigns
Topic 7	Use Monitor Campaign Functionality Configure Connect jobs to import data
Topic 8	Manage Campaign Categories, Link Categories, and Link Tables Configure Contact Event Data (CED) exports
Topic 9	Describe how Responsys manages bounce processing, spam and feedback loops, and soft bounce suppression Initial Configuration Deliverability

Q28. A third-party system export of data that is required to be imported as supplemental table data in Responsys is in XML format. The XML file is located on the SFTP server and ready for you to configure the Connect import job in Responsys.
What is your next step?

Discuss with the team that Responsys doesn’t accept XML formatting for importing Supplemental Table data and a solution to transform the data will be required.

Create an Import Supplemental Table job in Responsys for this file and ensure to select the XML to CSV conversion check box.

Create an Import Supplemental Table job in Responsys for this file.

Create an Import Supplemental Table job in Responsys for this file and select XML as the Fields are delimited check box.

Q29. A subscriber opens an email with Conversion Tracking on, clicks a link, but does not purchase. The next day, this subscriber receives a second email with Conversion Tracking on with a follow-up offer, clicks a link, but still does not purchase. The subscriber bookmarks the URL, and on the third day, returns to the webpage and finally makes a purchase.
Assuming the conversion cookie is not deleted, how will the transaction be tracked or attributed?

Because the final purchase was made by a visit directly to the webpage, the purchase isconsidered a web transaction and no email attribution is registered.

The purchase transaction is attributed to the first campaign that the recipient opened and clicked.

The purchase transaction is attributed to the second campaign (most recent) that the recipient opened and clicked.

The purchase transaction is attributed to both email campaigns.

Q30. Which statement is true about how you must configure a Responsys Profile list so you can begin sending Mobile SMS campaigns?

You only need to define the COUNTRY_ code if you are sending SMS messages to subscribers outside of the default country setting for your account.

You can only modify profile lists used for mobile campaigns through Connect uploads.

You can use the same Profile list for mobile campaigns that you are currently using for email campaigns.

All the data that you need to use to personalize mobile messages must be stored as columns in the Profile list.

Q31. How can you share a copy of a campaign with key stakeholders at live launch time?

Create a Proof List with their email addresses and then use the Seed List feature in the Campaign Workbook.

Export the campaign from Message Designer, then copy and paste the source HTML in an email to send to them.

Create a Seed Group with their email addresses. In the Audience Selection section of the Campaign Workbook, select this group as your Seed List.

Use the RPL proofLaunch () method with each of the recipient’s email addresses as a parameter.

Create a filter for these individuals and then use the Seed List feature in the Campaign Workbook.

Q32. You are tasked with creating a new campaign using Email Message Designer and RPL. You developed HTML and RPL code.
What are the next steps to create a campaign using the code as a base for the campaign in Responsys?

Navigate to Campaign > Create Mobile SMS Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.

Navigate to Campaign > Create Classic Email Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.

Navigate to Campaign > Create Email Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.

Navigate to Campaign > EMD Campaign. Enter the campaign name and information. Then, paste the code into EMD and validate.

Q33. A published campaign has an issue that has halted campaign launches. Because of this issue, email notifications were sent to all the key stake holders regarding the failures. You have been contacted to figure out exactly what the issue is, report the issue and if possible fix it.
How should you locate the campaign that is facing this issue?

Use the Campaign Search feature.

Use the Manage Campaign screen.

Use the Campaign Debugger tool.

Look in each folder until you find the campaign.

Q34. 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?

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

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

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

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

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

Q35. When identifying your target audience for IP warm up, which type of email addresses should you avoid and why?

Avoid sending to subscribers who have opened or clicked in the last few days because they may not respond to an email message again so soon.

Avoid sending to subscribers who have recently opted-in because they do not have a proven history of engagement.

Avoid sending to subscribers who are also receiving transactional emails because they may unsubscribe because they are likely to feel over-messaged from your brand or company.

Avoid sending to addresses that have not registered an open or a click in the last six months because they may be likely to hit the spam button or be spam traps.

Q36. In every email, your client wants to provide a link so customers can download their latest menu. They want to serve this from the Responsys content library, updating the document periodically.
How can they accomplish this?

Upload the document into Manage Hosted Content, then publish. Insert this URL into every email document. To update, unpublish the document, upload the current version with the same name, and publish.

Upload the document into the Content Library. From the document pull-down menu, select Create Embeddable URL and copy the URL into every email. Upload and overwrite this document with the most current version as needed.

Your client must host and update the document from their own content server and provide the URL to Responsys. In the Responsys email documents, use the ServeURL function to reference the document as needed.

Upload the document into the Content Library. Right-click the document and select Copy Link. Insert this link into every email document. Upload and overwrite this document as needed.

Q37. What three actions must you take to set up your new IP for deliverability success with your major ISPs? (Choose three.)

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

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

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.

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

Q38. You have a banner image in an HTML file with clickthrough reference. It is named acme_marquee.htm and you have uploaded it into a folder named LOGOS in your Content Library. You want to insert it into the HTML campaign document that has been uploaded to the Responsys Content Library into the HTML campaign document.
Which RPL code should you use to insert this document?

<#assign banner=”acme_marquee. htm”><#include “cms: //contentlibrary/ ” + banner>

<document=”${//all content/. . /acme_marquee.htm}”>

<$insertdocument “cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm”>

<#include “cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm”>

Q39. How should you set up files that list all the daily Opt-In and Opt-Out events collected by Responsys?

Create a SQL view that retrieves the Opt value column. Using Oracle Database Developer, connect to your Responsys database and pull the view data.

In Program, you can use the SetData element to set this value to a supplemental table created to collect this information. The supplemental table can then be exported on a daily basis.

An export of the profile list can be done on a daily basis. From this file, the Opt-In and Opt-Out can be extracted using a tool such as Excel.

An Event Data Feed export can be created to run on a daily basis with Opt-In and Opt-Out event types selected.

Q40. After implementing and launching a campaign, you want to watch real-time opens and clicks in order to give a quick report to the executive management.
Where should you retrieve these results and what step should you take to provide the management with the reporting information?

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.

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.

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.

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.

Q41. While configuring the import of a PET table, you need to match new records to existing records for the data merge.
Which two profile fields are options to configure the import to match existing records? (Choose two.)

PET_ID_

EMAIL_ADDRESS_

CUSTOMER_ID_

ADDRESS_

Reference http://help4.responsys.net/customercenter/riuas/Connect_WizardUpload.htm

Q42. You’re creating an Opt-In form for your client. After a new customer submits the subscription form, you want to wait for 24 hours and then send them a follow-up email with a discount offer.
How should you create a form rule to accomplish this?

Create a form rule to trigger a custom event. Set up a program to listen for this customer event, wait for 24 hours, then send the follow-up email offer.

Create a form rule that directs the new customer to a URL so they can enter their email address and request the discount coupon.

Create a form rule to populate a table with the submitted data, then schedule a campaign 24 hours later to send all newly entered subscribers the follow-up email.

Create a form rule that schedules a transactional email campaign with the offer 24 hours after each form submission.

Create a form rule to trigger a follow-up email message to the form submitter. In the form rule, specify a 24-hour delay before sending the email.

Q43. You are creating an email campaign and you have a spreadsheet of contact email addresses and profile data that the campaign should be sent to for testing purposes.
How should you input this information into Responsys?

Using Connect, create a Seed Group import job. The spreadsheet will need to be converted to a comma-delimited file before importing it.

Using Program, create a Proof List import job. The spreadsheet will need to be converted to a comma-delimited ﬁle to import.

In the Manage List screen, ensure the list for the campaign is selected and then select the Seed Groups tab. Create a Seed Group list with the contact information from the spreadsheet.

In the Campaign workbook, select the Proofing Import Wizard button. Import the spreadsheet and ensure that it is converted to a comma-delimited file before importing it.

Q44. Your client’s email analyst advises you that recent reports show an increased soft-bounce rate of 6% for emails launched in the last 30 days. The analyst is worried about being flagged as having a bad reputation by some ISPs and wants you to suppress sending to soft-bounced addresses for the next 30 days.
Which option should you use to handle the soft-bounce problem?

Take the latest CED report to locate all soft-bounced addresses. Run a Connect job to change the DELIVERABILITY_STATUS_ field to U for those addresses so that messages will no longer be sent to that email address.

Create a filter of all soft-bounced addresses for the last three email launches, save it as a PET, and use that as a suppression table for all email campaigns for the month.

When defining audiences for the next month, add criteria in Filter Designer to suppress all email addresses that have soft bounced in the last 30 days.

Manually change the DEVERABILITY_STATUS_ field to Undeliverable for any email that soft bounces.

Q45. Your client wants to be able to analyze the marketing campaign performance in Insight reports broken down by two criteria available in the profile list (Gender and Country). You created the Segment Group following the directions in the Help documentation, but when you run the Insight reports, the Segment reports display “undefined”.
What is the reason for the failure?

You did not declare the fields used to define the segment groups in the Data section of the campaign workbook.

You don’t have the segment group feature enabled in the Account Administration settings.

You did not select and assign the segment group in the Campaign settings of the campaigns to be analyzed by the segment criteria before launching the campaign.

You should have created a corresponding filter for each rule set to be used to identify the segment group.

Q46. Your client’s requirements state that they need to have more than one profile list in their account.
Which two statements are true about implementing this? (Choose two.)

If you have multiple profile lists, you must have separate programs, because all the messaging events launched in a Responsys Program must refer to the same profile list.

The column to be used as the table’s primary key must be named something different in each profile list.

It is acceptable to have the same individual (email subscriber) in several profile lists, because a record with the same email address can exist in multiple lists with different RIID_’s.

Special configuration must be done to use different IP addresses to send campaigns to different lists in the account.

Q47. You have a requirement to create a program that allows for the same RIID_ to have multiple enactments in it, each with a unique enactment value.
What should you use to accomplish this?

This is not possible, because RIID_ is the only variable that can be used as an identifier for a program.

This is not possible, because only one RIID_ can be in a program at a time.

Custom Event

Entry Tracking Variable

Custom SQL Variable

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