Adobe Marketo Engage Business Practitioner Professional flashcards
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- Workspace vs. partition
- A workspace is a container for assets and users; a partition is a container for person records. Workspaces are bound to partitions, which govern which leads that workspace can see and act on.
- User role permissions
- A role is a named set of permissions for Marketing Activities and Database functions. Assigning a role to a user within a workspace determines what that user can view, create, edit, or approve.
- Communication limits
- Instance-level caps on how many marketing emails a person can receive per day and per week. Operational emails bypass these limits; marketing emails respect them across all campaigns.
- Sandbox sync direction
- Sandbox is a separate instance refreshed from production. Asset sync flows from production to sandbox, not the reverse, so sandbox changes never overwrite production assets.
- Smart Campaign triggers vs. batch
- Triggers fire a campaign when a qualifying event occurs, such as a form fill. Batch campaigns run on a schedule or manual request against the current membership of the Smart List.
- Smart List filter logic
- Separate filters in a Smart List are combined with AND. Multiple values inside one filter are combined with OR, so any listed value satisfies that filter.
- Request Campaign flow step
- A flow step that runs another Smart Campaign for the person. The requested campaign must be a batch campaign or have a trigger of is-requested to be selectable.
- Qualification rules
- Rules controlling whether a person can re-enter a trigger campaign. Default is once per person per campaign; options allow re-entry after a set time or on every qualifying event.
- Program channel and statuses
- A channel defines the statuses a program can assign, such as Member, Engaged, and Success. Success statuses drive program success and revenue reporting for the program.
- Campaign Inspector
- A diagnostic view showing one person's path through a Smart Campaign, including which flow steps ran, which were skipped, and the reason for each skip.
- Person partition assignment
- Every person record belongs to one partition, set at creation. Partition controls record visibility to workspaces; it is separate from lead owner and CRM ownership.
- Deduplication on create
- When a new record is created, Marketo compares configured unique fields such as email. A match merges into the existing person rather than creating a duplicate.
- Lead score mechanics
- Score is a numeric field changed by Change Score flow steps or score tokens. Scores persist until a campaign explicitly increments or decrements them; there is no automatic decay.
- Merge leads behavior
- Merging two person records keeps the earliest-created record as the surviving record and retains the most recently updated values for each field. Activities are combined.
- Interesting Moments
- Activity records written by campaigns to capture notable lead behaviors, such as visiting a pricing page. They appear in the person record and in Sales Insight.
- Custom field deletion rule
- Standard fields cannot be deleted. A custom field can be deleted only when it is not referenced by campaigns, forms, list imports, or CRM sync mappings.
- Field update blocking
- Per-field settings can block updates from form fills, API, or list imports. Blocking prevents those sources from overwriting the field while allowing other sources.
- List import dedupe modes
- Import options determine matching: deduplicate by email, by CRM ID, or none. The chosen key controls whether rows merge into existing people or create new records.
- Custom object linkage
- A custom object relates to person or company through a link field and supports one-to-many relationships. Records are not people and do not appear in person Smart Lists directly.
- Email performance rate base
- Open rate and click rate are computed against delivered emails, while bounce and unsubscribe rates are computed against sent emails. The report labels state the denominator used.
- Revenue cycle attribution
- Revenue Explorer uses a revenue cycle model built from stage models. Program credit is assigned to opportunities by the attribution model, such as first touch or last touch.
- Program success definition
- A program member is counted as a success when their status is one of the channel's success statuses. Success counts feed program performance and revenue reporting.
- Report subscriptions
- A scheduled email delivery of a saved report to specified recipients at a defined frequency. Subscriptions respect the recipient's permissions and the report's date range settings.
- Operational vs. marketing email
- Operational emails are transactional and bypass unsubscribe and communication limits. Marketing emails respect unsubscribe status and the instance's daily and weekly communication limits.
- Hard vs. soft bounce
- A hard bounce is a permanent delivery failure and marks the email address invalid, blocking future sends. A soft bounce is temporary, such as a full mailbox, and does not invalidate the address.
- Email authentication records
- SPF, DKIM, and DMARC DNS records authenticate the sending domain. They are configured on the branded or Marketo sending domain to improve deliverability and prevent spoofing.
- Send limit and throttle
- A send configuration that delivers an email in batches up to a set number per interval within a time window, spreading volume and reducing deliverability risk.
- Segmentation membership rule
- A segmentation is a set of segments defined by Smart List rules. Each person belongs to exactly one segment per segmentation, and dynamic content selects variants by segment.
- My-token scope
- A variable token defined at program or folder level and referenced as {{my.name}}. It inherits down the folder tree and is overridden by a token of the same name at a lower level.
- Snippets for reuse
- Reusable content blocks included in emails and landing pages. Snippets can contain dynamic content and are edited in one place, updating every asset that references them.
- REST API rate limit
- REST API calls are limited per instance, commonly 100 calls per 20 seconds. Exceeding the limit returns HTTP 429 and requires backoff and retry logic.
- CRM field sync direction
- Each synced field is set to bidirectional, Marketo only, or CRM only. The direction determines which system is authoritative and whether updates propagate both ways.