Marketing Cloud Engagement Setup Flashcards
Learn key concepts in setting up MC
Marketing Cloud Engagement Administrator
This role assigns Marketing Cloud Engagement roles to users and manages channels, apps, and tools. (Hint: this is you!)
Marketing Cloud Engagement Viewer
This role views cross-channel marketing activity results in Marketing Cloud Engagement.
Marketing Cloud Engagement Channel Manager
This role creates and executes cross-channel interactive marketing campaigns and administers specific channels like Email Studio.
Marketing Cloud Engagement Security Administrator
This role maintains security settings and manages user activity and alerts.
Marketing Cloud Engagement Content Editor/Publisher
This role creates and delivers messages through applicable channel apps.
Create a Role
- Navigate to Marketing Cloud Engagement Setup.
- Use Quick Find to navigate to Roles.
Create a User
- Navigate to Marketing Cloud Engagement Setup.
- Use Quick Find to navigate to Users.
- Click Create.
SSO Authentication
You can enable single sign-on (SSO) authentication for Marketing Cloud Engagement.
Marketing Cloud Engagement supports identity providers that utilize the SAML 2.0 specification. The configuration must trust the Marketing Cloud Engagement product as a service provider, sometimes called a relying party.
You need to create an encryption key for Marketing Cloud Engagement activities.
Marketing Cloud Engagement supports
email (a message sent to an email address), SMS message channels (a message sent to a mobile phone number), in-app inboxes (messages sent within a mobile app inbox), push notifications (message pop-up sent through mobile apps), and LINE mobile messaging app.
User-initiated send
When you choose the subscribers and the time to send a message—that’s a user-initiated send. These are typically marketing-related messages. You manage the entire process of a user-initiated email message through Marketing Cloud Engagement. A monthly newsletter sent to company employees is an example of a user-initiated send.
Triggered send
A triggered send occurs in response to an action that your subscriber takes. Although you define the content and interaction for that message, it sends automatically when a subscriber does something. These are often transactional messages. For example, sending a confirmation email to a customer who purchases something on your website is a triggered send.