A marketer is adding multiple flow steps in a Smart Campaign.
How would the marketer make sure the flow steps are executed in the correct order?
What is the file size limit for images and files uploaded to the Design Studio of Adobe Marketo Engage?
The file size limit for images and files uploaded to the Design Studio of Adobe Marketo Engage is100MB.
The Design Studio is a feature of Adobe Marketo Engage that allows marketers to create and manage landing pages, forms, emails, and other assets.
To upload an image or file to the Design Studio, the marketer can go to the Design Studio area, select Images and Files, click the Image and file actions drop-down and select Upload image or file, and then drag and drop the desired image/file or browse the computer for it.
The maximum size per file is 100MB, as stated in the note that appears when uploading an image or file. This limit applies to all file types, including images, PDFs, videos, etc.
The file size limit is set to ensure optimal performance and security of the Adobe Marketo Engage platform. If the marketer needs to upload a larger file, they can use a third-party service and link to it from the Design Studio asset.Reference:
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Which program types are available in Adobe Marketo Engage?
Which are two ways that Smart Lists differ from Static Lists? (Choose two.)
Smart Lists and Static Lists are two types of lists in Adobe Marketo Engage that allow you to segment your database based on different criteria.
Smart Lists are dynamic lists that select people based on filters that you define. For example, you can create a Smart List of people who have opened an email in the last 30 days, or who have a certain job title, or who belong to a certain segment. Smart Lists are updated in real time, so whenever a person meets or no longer meets the filter criteria, they are added or removed from the list automatically.
Static Lists are static lists that are populated by list imports and flow steps. For example, you can create a Static List of people who attended a webinar, or who filled out a form, or who were manually added by you. Static Lists do not change unless you manually add or remove people from them, or use a flow step to do so. People on Static Lists remain in the list until they are removed.
Smart Lists and Static Lists have different use cases and advantages. Smart Lists are useful for creating dynamic segments that reflect the current state of your database, and for targeting people based on their behavior and attributes. Static Lists are useful for creating fixed segments that reflect a specific point in time, and for tracking the performance of specific campaigns or activities.
Smart Lists and Static Lists can also be used in different ways within Adobe Marketo Engage. Smart Lists can be used in Smart Campaign filters, triggers, and choices, as well as in email and landing page personalization. Static Lists can be used in Smart Campaign filters and choices, as well as in email and landing page personalization, but not in triggers.Reference:
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In a webinar program, a marketing manager needs to mark people who filled out a registration form with the Registered status.
Which flow step would the marketing manager use to set up the Smart Campaign?
The other flow steps are not correct because:
Add to Local List: ''Webinar Registration List'' will only add the people to a local list within the program, but will not change their program status or register them to the webinar provider.