Marketers Marketing-Cloud-Administrator Exam Dumps

To avoid storing email addresses or phone numbers within Marketing Cloud, NTO should use Tokenized Sending2. Tokenized Sending is a feature that allows NTO to send emails or SMS messages using encrypted tokens instead of actual email addresses or phone numbers. The tokens are generated by an external system and stored in a secure database outside of Marketing Cloud. When NTO sends an email or SMS message, Marketing Cloud sends the token to the external system, which decrypts it and returns the actual email address or phone number. This way, NTO can avoid storing sensitive information in Marketing Cloud. The other options are incorrect because:

• Field Level Encryption. This is a feature that encrypts specific fields in data extensions using encryption keys managed by NTO. However, this feature does not prevent NTO from storing email addresses or phone numbers in Marketing Cloud; it only encrypts them within data extensions.
• Lookup reference to Contact Object. This is a method that allows NTO to use a lookup field in a data extension to reference a contact attribute from the Contact Object in Contact Builder. However, this method does not prevent NTO from storing email addresses or phone numbers in Marketing Cloud; it only reduces the duplication of data across data extensions.
• Master-detail relationship to Contacts. This is a type of relationship that allows NTO to link a data extension to the Contacts data model in Contact Builder. However, this type of relationship does not prevent NTO from storing email addresses or phone numbers in Marketing Cloud; it only enables them to use contact attributes for personalization and segmentation.

The reason why the customer continues to receive NTO’s daily digest at their old address is because the email address in All Subscribers is prioritized. All Subscribers is the master list of subscribers in Marketing Cloud that stores their email address and subscription status. When NTO sends an email to a data extension, Marketing Cloud checks if the subscriber exists in All Subscribers and uses their email address and status from there. Therefore, deleting the customer from the data extension does not affect their subscription status or email address in All Subscribers. NTO’s Marketing Cloud Admin should update or delete the customer from All Subscribers instead. The other options are incorrect because:

• Data retention settings were incorrect in the data extension. Data retention settings determine how long records are kept in a data extension before they are deleted or archived. However, this does not affect the subscription status or email address of subscribers in All Subscribers.
• Contact Builder was not configured properly. Contact Builder is a tool that allows NTO to manage their contacts and their attributes across different data sources. However, this does not affect the subscription status or email address of subscribers in All Subscribers.
• The data extension was not configured as sendable. A sendable data extension is one that has an email address field and a subscriber key field that can be used for sending emails. However, this does not affect the subscription status or email address of subscribers in All Subscribers.

Importing a file of logged-in customers into NTO’s existing Abandoned Cart journey in Journey Builder is the best action to take. This way, NTO can leverage the existing journey logic and content to send personalized emails to the customers who had their shopping sessions disrupted. The emails can include the items they left in their cart and a link to resume their shopping. Creating a user-initiated message or an apology email are not as effective as using Journey Builder, which allows creating more engaging and relevant customer experiences. Doing nothing is not a good option, as it may result in losing potential sales and customer loyalty.

 To drive their mobile adoption strategy, NTO could use the following two report types from the Discover Reporting Tool:

• Email Performance by Device1. This report shows the number and percentage of email opens and clicks by device type, such as desktop, mobile, or tablet. This report can help NTO understand how their subscribers are engaging with their emails on different devices and optimize their email design and content accordingly.
• Time Between Send and Engagement2. This report shows the time elapsed between when an email was sent and when a subscriber opened or clicked it. This report can help NTO identify the best time to send emails to their subscribers based on their device preferences and behavior patterns.