Admin / Consultant Flashcards
What is DMARC?
A. A protocol that determines the authenticity of an email signature.
B. A clearing house for authenticated email messages.
C. A signature-based email authenticity service.
D. A protocol that determines the authenticity of an email message.
D. A protocol that determines the authenticity of an email message.
SPF is:
A. Spoof protocol fixing, a standard method of detecting IP spoofing in email messages.
B. A popular sunscreen rating system.
C. Sender policy framework, a DNS-based email authentication feature that allows senders to publish a list of IP addresses that are used for sending.
D. Servers per function, a DNS source-capture protocol.
C. Sender policy framework, a DNS-based email authentication feature that allows senders to publish a list of IP addresses that are used for sending.
DKIM stands for (1)____________________ and signs messages with a cryptographic signature that (2) ________________________________.
- DomainKeys identified mail
- Verifies the domain and prevents spoofing
Private Domain’s two features ____________ and _________ satisfy DMARC.
SPF and DKIM
Who should purchase an SAP?
Anyone sending more than 100k messages/month (the minimum needed to keep a dedicated IP ramped up) who is also concerned about branding.
Is SAP only for the branding accounts with a high volume to warrant a dedicated IP?
No, low volume accounts can use it. Low volume only affects dedicated IP.
Can multiple SAPs be on one account?
No, but you can use multiple (sub?)domains.
Reply Mail Management (RMM) manages:
A. Vacation autoresponders
B. Unsubscribe requests
C. Forwarding to internal users for review
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
At _______________ emails per month, you can have a dedicated IP address.
100K
At _______________ emails per month, you must have a dedicated IP address.
250K
At _______________ emails per month, you need multiple dedicated email address.
2 million
What bounce rate can contribute to deliverability issues?
A. 3%
B. 5%
C. 7.5%
D. 10%
D. 10%
What is the difference in how REST and SOAP protocols are used in Marketing Cloud applications?
The REST API exposes broader access to Marketing Cloud capabilities. The SOAP API provides comprehensive access to most email functionality.
Most REST calls are
A. Synchronous
B. Asynchronous
A. Synchronous
The recommended limit for SOAP calls is __________ per minute.
2000
Using SSJS in email or SMS, use the _______ library.
Platform
Using SSJS in landing pages or applications, use the _______ library.
Core
By default, the data extension retention policy deletes unused data extensions after (1)____________. The deletion process runs (2)______________.
- 6 months
- nightly
Journey builder has a typical processing rate of (1)________/ hr / Tenant. Assuming best practices, (2)______/ hr / Tenant is possible.
- 500K
- 2M
Validation campaigns are_________________.
A. Data cleanup activities by marketing groups
B. Survey campaigns requesting explicit data from customers
C. Survey campaigns requesting implicit data from customers
D. Discounts and other incentives for adding MFA to login processes
B. Survey campaigns requesting explicit data from customers
Journey builder has a typical processing rate of (1)________/ hr / Tenant. Assuming best practices, (2)______/ hr / Tenant is possible.
- 500K
- 2M
True or false: Short Code is not available in the US with MobileConnect.
False. Long Code, available internationally, is not available in the US.
True or false: MMS is only available in the United States with MobileConnect.
True.
Use multipart MIME format for international sending because:
A. it automatically translates languages
B. it allows character sets other than US-ASCII
C. it includes international currency symbols
D. French mimes are way funnier
B. it allows character sets other than US-ASCII
Custom Journey actions time out after
A. 20 seconds
B. 20 minutes
C. 30 seconds
D. 60 seconds
D. 60 seconds
Medium priority triggered sends are queued up to (1)________ minute(s) by default. It then takes up to (2)_________ minute(s) to send.
- 3
- 1
Low priority triggered sends are queued up to (1)________ minute(s) by default. It then takes up to (2)_________ minute(s) to send.
- 5
- 5