Profile & Target Flashcards
Define a Known Visitor.
A Known Visitor is a visitor who exists as a contact in the Eloqua database; their email address, preferences, and past activities are known and stored in Eloqua.
Define an Unknown Visitor.
An unknown visitor is a website visitor who has no Contact record in Eloqua.
Where are visitor profiles created?
Websites
Web Browsers
How are visitors tracked?
Through cookies
IP addresses
What is Strict Mode Tracking?
A set of tools that enable companies to restrict online profiling.
What is a cookie?
A small text file that is populated with a unique identifier called a GUID and is saved on the visitor’s browser. It tracks the online history and behavior for a visitor once installed.
Can a single visitor have more than one cookie?
Yes.
Define a first party cookie.
A First party cookie is saved to the browser by the website being viewed. Additional configuration is required to implement.
Define a third party cookie.
A Third party cookie is saved to the browser by Eloqua, a third party
What is an IP address?
- A unique number string identifier for any internet-connected device
- It can lookup: Geographic location such as city, state, country, as well as company and Internet Service Provider (ISP)
What are the two things that create the Eloqua Visitor Record?
Cookie - Which capture behaviors
IP address- that captures location(s)
What is a visitor record’s data called when there is not any information that can identify the visitor?
Implicit
What is a visitor record’s data called when there is information that can identify the visitor?
Explicit
Name the profile fields set to collect captured data.
Internal Database fields
IP related fields
What are Internal Database fields?
They collect data that is captured using the cookie.
How many Internal Database fields does Eloqua provide?
25
What are IP Related Fields?
They collect data captured by the IP address examination.
How many IP Related Fields does Eloqua provide?
8
T or F: Profile Fields can not be used for reporting.
False.
T or F: An organization create custom Profile Fields
False.
Map how you view Eloqua Profile fields.
Assets > Website Setup > Visitor Profiles > Profile Fields
T or F: Profile field cannot be edited or changed.
True.
Name the two reports for more granular visitor data.
- Profile Field Details Report
- Profile Field Percentage Report
When is a visitor profile created in Eloqua?
- When a new cookie is saved on a computer by an Eloqua tracked website.
The profile table consists of systems fields, IP related fields, and custom fields.
False
When a Contact Record created in Eloqua?
- When a list of contacts are uploaded
- When a CRM is integrated with Eloqua
- Individuals submit a form
What is the primary field that defines a contact record?
The Email Address
What does each contact have when created?
- An email address
- A known Level of permission
- Subscribed
- unsubscribed
- A Known bounceback status (valid vs. invalid)
T or F: Visitor Profiles can be associated with a contact record by tracking email activity.
True
T or F: Users can manually link active website visitors with Contact Records.
True.
T or F: Contacts can have a one-to-many relationship between a contact and its associated profiles.
True.
For Profiles, what is the order of priority of activity types?
- Form Submit
- Eloqua Landing page Click- Through
3, Email Click-Through - Email Open
Can Cookies be shared across contacts?
No.
What is visitor activity?
Activity refers to a Contact’s Implicit behavior.
Which types of activities are tracked?
- Email opens
- Click-Throughs
- Website visits
- Form Submission