When identifying your target audience for IP warm up, which type of email addresses should you avoid and why?

• A. Avoid sending to subscribers who are also receiving transactional emails because they may unsubscribe because they are likely to feel over-messaged from your brand or company.
• B. Avoid sending to subscribers who have opened or clicked in the last few days because they may not respond to an email message again so soon.
• C. Avoid sending to subscribers who have recently opted-in because they do not have a proven history of engagement.
• D. Avoid sending to addresses that have not registered an open or a click in the last six months because they may be likely to hit the spam button or be spam traps.

The executive tearn loves your Insight reports, but has limited knowledge of the Responsys menus.
As the Responsys Administrator, how can you provide a custom report that the team can easily access from the Insight menu?

• A. Create the custom report and save it to the Insight account folder. Right-click to copy the link for the report. Send the link to the executive team and tell them to use it whenever they want to view the report.
• B. You can only access custom reports from the account folder. You must train the executives to navigate to the Report Library to locate and launch the report.
• C. Create the custom report and save it to the Insight account folder. Add the report to the Default Dashboard, and tell the executives to view the report from the dashboard whenever they want to view the report.
• D. Create the custom report and schedule it to be sent by email to the executive team every single day.

How can you share a copy of a campaign with key stakeholders at live launch time?

• A. Create a Seed Group with their email addresses. In the Audience Selection section of the Campaign Workbook, select this group as your Seed List.
• B. Create a filter for these individuals and then use the Seed List feature in the Campaign Workbook.
• C. Export the campaign from Message Designer, then copy and paste the source HTML in an email to send to them.
• D. Use the RPL proofLaunch () method with each of the recipient's email addresses as a parameter.
• E. Create a Proof List with their email addresses and then use the Seed List feature in the Campaign Workbook.

You are creating a filter with many conditions in Filter Designer.
What functionality in Responsys should you use to guarantee that your rules execute as you want?

• A. Use the Enclosures feature: drag-and-drop rules in the enclosure in Filter Designer.
• B. You can only order the rules in the top-down order in which Responsys will execute them.
• C. Use the Parenthesis feature: drag-and-drop rules in the correct order between parenthesis in Filter Designer.
• D. Use the RPL syntax <priority> and </priority> tags and include the rules to execute first inside these tags.

Which three steps should you take to set up your client's data model to support email campaigns during data discovery implementation? (Choose three.)

• A. Ensure that field names are not duplicated in profile lists and profile extension tables to avoid confusion during personalization or targeting steps in the Responsys campaign design process.
• B. Encourage your client to add as many custom fields as possible to the profile list to increase processing efficiency, thereby eliminating the need for profile extension tables.
• C. Map the subscriber email address to the EMAIL_ADDRESS__ field in the contacts list to be used for messaging.
• D. Map a field that the client uses to uniquely identify each subscriber to the RIID_ field in the contacts list.
• E. Map a field that the client uses to uniquely identify each subscriber to either CUSTOMER_ID_ or EMAIL_ADDRESS_field in the contacts list.