Marketing Automation Fundamentals Flashcards

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What are Tactical KPIs?

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Tactical KPIs are used by marketers to understand how well their initiatives are performing in a specific channel, such as email, mobile, social, or the web. Measurement usually centers around buyer behaviors, such as opens, clicks, page visits, content downloads, and form submissions.

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What are Strategic KPIs?

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Strategic KPIs are typically focused on results, rather than buyer behaviors, and help determine overall marketing performance.

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What are Operational KPIs?

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Operational KPIs are typically indicators of alignment between your cross-functional teams and can help pinpoint areas for improvement in the sales and marketing funnel.

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What’s a marketing strategy?

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A process or model to allow a company or organization to focus limited resources on the best opportunities to increase sales and thereby achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.

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What is a marketing goal?

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Goals can be tasks, quotas, improvements in KPIs, or other performance-based benchmarks used to measure marketing success.

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Which of the following are reasons for developing goals and strategies in Marketo?

Select all that apply:

1) It helps you target your products and services to the people who are most likely to buy.
2) So you can build a strong reputation for your products.
3) To help you define your vision, mission, goals, and outline a plan of action to achieve them.
4) To create powerful ideas to raise awareness and sell your products.

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All apply:

1) It helps you target your products and services to the people who are most likely to buy.
2) So you can build a strong reputation for your products.
3) To help you define your vision, mission, goals, and outline a plan of action to achieve them.
4) To create powerful ideas to raise awareness and sell your products.

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When creating your marketing strategy, what are some important factors to consider?

Select all that apply:

1) How you’re promoting your product.
2) What you are promoting.
3) Where you promote your product.
4) Who you’re promoting to.

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All apply:

1) How you’re promoting your product.
2) What you are promoting.
3) Where you promote your product.
4) Who you’re promoting to.

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Of the answers below, which is an example of a marketing goal?

Select one:

1) Use Twitter and Facebook to reach a wider audience.
2) Offer free content in exchange for email addresses to generate leads
3) Increase awareness of your product by means of advertisements on TV, radio stations, newspapers, or blogs
4) Increase revenue.

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4) Increase revenue.

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What are the three main types of KPIs?

Select one:

1) Acquisition, influence, and revenue
2) Pipeline, revenue, funnel velocity
3) Email, landing page, and forms
4) Tactical, strategic, and operational

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4) Tactical, strategic, and operational

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Of the answers below, which is an example of a marketing strategy?

Select one

1) Build brand awareness
2) Launch new products or services
3) Enter new markets internationally or locally
4) Get potential and recurring consumers to sign up to your newsletter by offering discounts, promotional items, helpful tips, and news updates

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4) Get potential and recurring consumers to sign up to your newsletter by offering discounts, promotional items, helpful tips, and news updates

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What is a marketing program?

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For every marketing initiative you undertake in Marketo, you’ll create a separate program. For example, if you want to send an email blast, you would use our email program type and select the appropriate channel. The channel further defines your initiative and sets the success steps you’ll measure success by later on.

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What are assets?

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In Marketo, assets in a program are the elements that your audience will interact with, such as emails, forms, and landing pages.

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What is automation?

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The automation is what runs the program. You’ll define who the program should act on, what it should do, and when. Example automation would be to send a specific email to a website visitor if they viewed your pricing page 3 or more times in the past day. Automation is defined in smart campaigns.

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What is success?

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Because success for your program could be literally anything, you need to tell Marketo what that is for each program so it can track and report accurately. Often success is defined as responding to the call to action in a landing page or in an email.

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What is an email program?

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You’ll use Email Programs when you want to send out a one-time email to a group of people at a specific date and time. With the email program, you can send email blasts for when you want to send a single, mass email to a lot of people at once — like a sale or promotion, or as newsletters that serve as regularly scheduled email communications, like sharing company updates, announcing new products and features.

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What is an engagement program?

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You’ll use Engagement Programs when you want to automate your lead nurturing communications, and nurture your leads on a periodic schedule.

Engagement Programs allow you to define multiple content paths, based on a person’s position in the sales funnel. Smart Campaigns in an engagement program can transition people from one content path to another, or to a different engagement program altogether.

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What is an event program?

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You’ll use Event Programs when you need help coordinating, and tracking your live and online events and webinars. Event Programs provide you the ability to use a third-party integration to connect to a webinar, have registrants show up in the Marketo Event Check-In mobile app, and have event registrant results show up in Marketo Moments.

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What is a default program?

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If you’re not sure if your initiative meets the criteria for an email, engagement, or event program, you’ll use a default program. Default programs are often used to build out initiatives focused on web promotions, list purchases, online advertising, and social media. They can also be used for internal and operational initiatives, such as lead scoring and data management.

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Smart Campaigns in Marketo use the _____ you define to complete automated tasks.

Select one:

1) Who, How, and What
2) What, When, and Why
3) What, When, and How
4) Who, What, and When

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4) Who, What, and When

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Which of the following are methods you can use to track the success of your Marketo programs?

Select three:

1) Delivery
2) Tags
3) Costs/Period Costs
4) Dashboard

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2) Tags
3) Costs/Period Costs
4) Dashboard

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Which of the following statements about batch and trigger campaigns are true?

​Select all that apply​:

1) A trigger campaign listens for lead behavior and runs when actions occur.
2) A trigger campaign searches for leads using filters based on specific attributes or past actions.
3) A batch campaign listens for lead behavior and runs when actions occur.
4) A batch campaign searches for leads using filters based on specific attributes or past actions.

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1) A trigger campaign listens for lead behavior and runs when actions occur.
4) A batch campaign searches for leads using filters based on specific attributes or past actions.

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Match the correct program type to some of its typical uses:

A. Sending a one-time email to a defined group of people
B. Nurturing leads on a periodic schedule
C. Promoting live events, trade shows, and webinars
D. Creating web promotions or social media campaigns

  1. Email Program
  2. Default Program
  3. Event Program
  4. Engagement Program
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A: 1, Email Program

B: 4, Engagement Program

C: 3, Event Program

D: 2, Default Program

23
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Traditionally, marketing teams have been organized by:

Select three:

1) Channels
2) Specializations
3) Silos
4) Customer experience

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1) Channels
2) Specializations
3) Silos

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Which of the following are ways to organize marketing around the customer experience?

Select all that apply:

1) Centralizing content marketing drives more consistent messaging
2) Centralizing marketing operations builds expertise for complex campaigns
3) Aligning with Sales and Support enables optimal customer experience
4) Building cross-functional teams supports effective communication

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All of them apply

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Which statement best describes the characteristics of a Thinker?

Select one:

1) I want to find a unique solution to the problem.
2) I want time to consider a problem from all angles before I try to solve it.
3) I want to act on a problem immediately and figure it out as I go.
4) I want to ignore the problem until it goes away.

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2, I want time to consider a problem from all angles before I try to solve it.

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Which statement best describes the characteristics of a Feeler?

Select one:

1) I want to act on a problem immediately and figure it out as I go.
2) I want to find a unique solution to the problem.
3) I want to ignore the problem until it goes away.
4) I want time to consider a problem from all angles before I try to solve it.

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2) I want to find a unique solution to the problem.

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Which statement best describes the characteristics of a Doer?

Select one:

1) I want to find a unique solution to the problem.
2) I want time to consider a problem from all angles before I try to solve it.
3) I want to ignore the problem until it goes away.
4) I want to act on a problem immediately and figure it out as I go.

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4, I want to act on a problem immediately and figure it out as I go.

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When you practice Content Marketing, you create content that provides __________ and builds __________.

Select one:

1) entertainment / brand awareness​
2) discounts / sales pipeline​
3) traffic / mailing lists​
4) value / trust​

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4) value / trust

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Which of the following are benefits of using a Content Marketing strategy?

Select all that apply:

1) Build deeper connections with customers
2) Increase web traffic
3) Deliver information to the customer at the right time
4) Increase chance of future purchase

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All apply

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Which of the following are metrics you can use to measure the value of your content marketing efforts?

Select all that apply:

1) Website traffic
2) Social Media shares
3) Leads provided to sales
4) Sales Revenue

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1) Website traffic
2) Social Media shares
3) Leads provided to sales

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Which of these actions are keys to keeping your content current and valuable to prospects and customers?

Select three:

1) Retire
2) Rewrite
3) Republish
4) Redesign

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1) Retire
2) Rewrite
4) Redesign

32
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Success in the engagement economy is driven primarily through ____________ marketing strategies.

Select one:

1) inbound
2) targeted
3) outbound
4) traditional

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1, Inbound

33
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Which of these tasks would having buyer personas help accomplish?

Select one:

1) Track visitors to your website
2) Create content that will engage your buyers more effectively
3) Measure the ROI for your content marketing program
4) Identify the profiles of people who have unsubscribed

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2, Create content that will engage your buyers more effectively

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Buyer personas set which of the following for your content?

Select all that apply:

1) Tone
2) ROI
3) Style
4) Delivery strategies

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1) Tone
3) Style
4) Delivery Strategies

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A buyer persona should be a representation of which of the following?

​Select one​:

1) Your ideal customer
2) Your last customer
3) Your biggest customer
4) Your favorite customer

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1, Your ideal customer

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Which of the following statements are true about buyer personas?

Select all that apply:

1) All delivery strategies for your content are the same regardless of the buyer personas
2) Buyer personas can help you determine the best tone and style for your content
3) You only need one buyer persona
4) Understanding challenges and accompanying emotions can be valuable to create a persona

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2) Buyer personas can help you determine the best tone and style for your content
4) Understanding challenges and accompanying emotions can be valuable to create a persona

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Which of the following components make up the Marketo Engagement Platform?

Select three answers:

1) Engagement Hub
2) Marketo Engagement Applications
3) Partner Applications (Launchpoint)
4) Analytics Engine

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1) Engagement Hub
2) Marketo Engagement Applications
3) Partner Applications (Launchpoint)

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Which of the following are reasons companies use the Marketo Engagement Platform?

​Select all that apply​:

1) Build customer profiles and target content more effectively
2) Listen to and act on customer behaviors where and when they happen
3) Gain insights into the value of marketing efforts
4) Connect with customers and build relationships

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All apply

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Which of the following are considerations when using the Marketo Engagement Platform?

​Select all that apply​:

1) Keep your engagement relevant
2) Look at customer’s behavior
3) Engage across channels
4) Engage through the entire customer lifecycle

A

All apply

40
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Match each adoption level to its description:

A. Predictive web content, advanced nurturing campaigns, and behavioral segmentation
B. Automation, email personalization, event tracking, basic nurture campaigns, and account-based marketing efforts
C. Nurture every client through every stage of the customer lifecycle
D. Emails, landing pages, forms, simple segmentation, and integrating data

Level 1: Point-In-Time, Single-Channel Programs
Level 2: Continuous Campaigns
Level 3: Personalized Multi-Channel Conversations
Level 4: Lifelong Relationships

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A: Level 3: Personalized Multi-Channel Conversations
B: Level 2: Continuous Campaigns
C: Level 4: Lifelong Relationships
D: Level 1: Point-In-Time, Single-Channel Programs