You have received requirements to create Connect Event Data Feed exports for two different integration projects. The client wishes to create two CED feeds, both including the Sent feed.
What should you do?

• A. Go back to the team that developed the requirements and see if you can schedule the exports on different days. Responsys will allow the use of the same Sent value to be used in two different active exports if they are scheduled for different days of the week.
• B. Go back to the team that developed the requirements and tell them that the Sent feed can only be used in one actively scheduled Connect export job at one time. Determine if the same Sent feed can be sent to different file locations.
• C. Create the two separate exports and ensure they both have the Sent value in them.
• D. Create the two separate exports and use the Sent value for one export and the SentX value for the second export.

A subscriber opens an email with Conversion Tracking on, clicks a link, but does not purchase. The next day, this subscriber receives a second email with Conversion Tracking on with a follow-up offer, clicks a link, but still does not purchase. The subscriber bookmarks the URL, and on the third day, returns to the webpage and finally makes a purchase.
Assuming the conversion cookie is not deleted, how will the transaction be tracked or attributed?

• A. Because the final purchase was made by a visit directly to the webpage, the purchase isconsidered a web transaction and no email attribution is registered.
• B. The purchase transaction is attributed to both email campaigns.
• C. The purchase transaction is attributed to the first campaign that the recipient opened and clicked.
• D. The purchase transaction is attributed to the second campaign (most recent) that the recipient opened and clicked.

You have a banner image in an HTML file with clickthrough reference. It is named acme_marquee.htm and you have uploaded it into a folder named LOGOS in your Content Library. You want to insert it into the HTML campaign document that has been uploaded to the Responsys Content Library into the HTML campaign document.
Which RPL code should you use to insert this document?

• A. <#assign banner="acme_marquee. htm"><#include "cms: //contentlibrary/ " + banner>
• B. <$insertdocument "cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm">
• C. <#include "cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm">
• D. <document="${//all content/. . /acme_marquee.htm}">

You need to create four versions of the same campaign with different subject lines to see which one receives the most opens and clicks. You are using EMD to create the campaign.
How should you do this with Responsys?

• A. Create one campaign. Then in the program, configure a winner selection element and a Send Email Campaign element for the campaign. Publish the campaign and then determine the winner in a few days.
• B. Create four campaigns and configure the multivariate testing functionality available via the Version Test button in EMD for each campaign.
• C. Create four campaigns. Then in the program, configure a winner selection element and a Send Email Campaign element for each campaign. Publish the campaign and then determine the winner in a few days.
• D. Create one campaign and configure the multivariate testing functionality available via the Version Test button in EMD of the campaign. Create a program that launches this campaign.

In every email, your client wants to provide a link so customers can download their latest menu. They want to serve this from the Responsys content library, updating the document periodically.
How can they accomplish this?

• A. Upload the document into Manage Hosted Content, then publish. Insert this URL into every email document. To update, unpublish the document, upload the current version with the same name, and publish.
• B. Upload the document into the Content Library. From the document pull-down menu, select Create Embeddable URL and copy the URL into every email. Upload and overwrite this document with the most current version as needed.
• C. Your client must host and update the document from their own content server and provide the URL to Responsys. In the Responsys email documents, use the ServeURL function to reference the document as needed.
• D. Upload the document into the Content Library. Right-click the document and select Copy Link. Insert this link into every email document. Upload and overwrite this document as needed.