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To sign many people up on the same computer at a trade show booth, an Administrator should enable the Kiosk/Data Entry Mode on a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement form. This mode allows multiple form submissions from the same browser without using cookies. It also clears the form fields after each submission and reloads the thank you content. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Kiosk/Data Entry Mode

Once a Salesforce Opportunity syncs to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, two actions that can be taken are referencing the Opportunity in automation rules and viewing the Opportunity in Opportunity Reports. Automation rules are rules that run in the background and match prospects based on certain criteria and perform certain actions. You can use Opportunity fields as criteria or actions in automation rules, such as adding prospects to a list based on their Opportunity stage or updating their Opportunity amount based on their score. Opportunity Reports are reports that show the revenue generated by your marketing campaigns and the influence of your marketing activities on the sales pipeline. You can view the Opportunity Reports in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement to analyze the performance of your marketing efforts and optimize your strategy. Manually editing or deleting the Opportunity in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement are not actions that can be taken, as Marketing Cloud Account Engagement does not allow editing or deleting Opportunities. You can only edit or delete Opportunities in Salesforce, and the changes will sync back to Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. References Opportunities in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Automation Rules Overview Opportunity Reports

Mailable Database usage is the number of prospects in an account that are opted in and can receive emails. It does not include prospects that are opted out, in the recycle bin, or have a hard bounce or do not email status. Therefore, the Mailable Database usage for the marketer with 4,000 total prospects, 3,000 of which are opted in, 500 of which are opted out, and 500 of which are in the recycle bin, is 3,000 (A). The other options (B, C, D) are incorrect because they either include prospects that are not mailable or exclude prospects that are mailable. References: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement - Salesforce.com

According to the Salesforce documentation, the asset that should be applied during the creation of the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement landing page to accomplish the goal of using pre-existing HTML is a layout template. A layout template is a reusable design that defines the structure and style of a landing page. A layout template can be created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and it can include editable regions where the user can add content and forms. A layout template can be applied to multiple landing pages, and it can be used to create custom landing pages with pre-existing HTML. Dynamic content, custom redirect, and stock template are not assets that can be applied during the creation of the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement landing page to accomplish the goal of using pre-existing HTML, as they are related to other aspects of landing page creation, such as personalization, tracking, and design. References: Salesforce documentation

 Forms are web forms that capture prospect information and allow you to perform actions based on the form submission. You can set a form to Always Display, which means that the form will always show when someone returns to the page, even if they have already filled out the form before. This option is useful if you want to allow prospects to update their information or submit the form multiple times. Setting a form to Always Display does not affect the form conversion rate, prevent spammers from filling out the form, or ensure the prospect gets scored and graded. Those factors depend on other settings and criteria. References: Forms and Form Handlers, Form Display Options

Opportunities in Salesforce must be tied to a contact syncing with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement for them to be created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This means that the opportunity must have at least one contact role in Salesforce, and that contact must be syncing with a prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. If the opportunity does not have any contact roles, or the contact is not syncing with Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, the opportunity will not be created in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. This is because Marketing Cloud Account Engagement needs a prospect to associate the opportunity with, and the contact role is the link between the opportunity and the prospect. For more details —> 91011

 Marketing Cloud Account Engagement offers three webinar connectors: Adobe Connect, ReadyTalk, and GoToWebinar. These connectors allow you to integrate Marketing Cloud Account Engagement with these web conferencing platforms and register prospects for webinar events from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement forms, landing pages, or completion actions. You can also sync webinar data, such as registrations and attendance, between Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and these platforms and use them for segmentation, automation, and reporting. Marketing Cloud Account Engagement does not offer webinar connectors for WebEx or AnyMeeting.

Answer A and E are incorrect because Marketing Cloud Account Engagement does not offer webinar connectors for WebEx or AnyMeeting, as explained above. References: [Webinar Connectors], [Set Up Webinar Connectors]

 Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can sync with Salesforce custom fields that are on the Lead, Contact, or Account objects. Custom Prospect fields in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can be mapped to custom Lead or Contact fields in Salesforce. Custom Account fields in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can be mapped to custom Account fields in Salesforce. Custom Opportunity fields in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement can be mapped to custom Opportunity fields in Salesforce. Custom Record Type fields are not supported by Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and cannot be synced

 An automation rule is a rule that automatically applies an action to a prospect based on whether they match set criteria. An automation rule consists of two parts: the criteria and the action. The criteria are the conditions that the prospect must meet to trigger the rule, such as having a certain score, grade, or field value. The action is the outcome that the rule will apply to the prospect, such as changing their field value, adding them to a list, or sending them an email. An automation rule can run once or multiple times per prospect, depending on the settings

 You can preview or test matches for automation rules before you run them by using the automation preview option. This option allows you to see how many prospects will be matched by your automation rules without actually running them. You can access this option by clicking the Preview button while the rules are in Paused mode. You will receive an email notification when the preview is finished or you can wait on the page for it to finish in real-time. The preview will tell you how many prospects will be matched and show you a sample of them. If you adjust criteria on existing automation rules, please note that automation previews will identify only prospects who have not already had the rule’s actions applied to them.

Answer A is incorrect because running the automation rule will not only show you how many matches there are, but also apply the actions to them, which may not be what you want. Answer C is incorrect because creating a list and seeing how many prospects are affected will not give you the same results as the automation preview option, since the list criteria may not match the automation rule criteria exactly. Answer D is incorrect because there is no such option as the prospect table actions. References: Automation Rules, Preview Automation Rules