A client uses a supported CMS and wants to set up CMS Connect. What is the first step the consultant should take?

Install and configure the CMS Connect plugin or module on the external CMS.

Map the content fields in Salesforce.

Create a custom connector using the CMS Connect API.

Enable the CMS Connect permission set for all users.

A consultant is setting up CMS Connect for a client that uses WordPress. The client wants to sync blog posts and pages. What is a required step in the CMS Connect setup process?

Set up a Salesforce-to-WordPress connected app in Salesforce.

Enable the CMS Connect permission set for the WordPress admin user.

Install the Salesforce CMS Connect plugin on the WordPress instance.

Create a custom Apex class to handle the API calls to WordPress.

Which statement best describes how CMS Connect fits into the Experience Cloud content architecture?

It is a content approval workflow for external CMS content

It is a connector that brings content from an external CMS into Experience Cloud for use in pages and components

It is a migration service that moves content from Experience Cloud to external systems

It is a standalone content repository that stores all Experience Cloud content

A marketing team uses an external CMS to author blog posts. They want these posts to appear on their Experience Cloud site without manually copying content. The team needs the content to be pulled into Salesforce and displayed using standard Experience Cloud components. Which approach should the consultant recommend?

Set up CMS Connect to sync the external CMS content into Salesforce, then use the CMS Connect components on the site.

Embed the external CMS blog via an iframe in a Lightning Web Component.

Use Salesforce CMS to manually recreate each blog post and then add them to the site.

Export the blog posts as static HTML and upload them to the Experience Cloud site's file library.

Which of the following is a requirement for using CMS Connect?

A custom domain for the Experience Cloud site

An external CMS that is supported by CMS Connect

A Lightning Web Component to display content

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21application · medium
A client uses a supported CMS and wants to set up CMS Connect. What is the first step the consultant should take?
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22application · medium
A consultant is setting up CMS Connect for a client that uses WordPress. The client wants to sync blog posts and pages. What is a required step in the CMS Connect setup process?
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Which statement best describes how CMS Connect fits into the Experience Cloud content architecture?
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24application · medium
A marketing team uses an external CMS to author blog posts. They want these posts to appear on their Experience Cloud site without manually copying content. The team needs the content to be pulled into Salesforce and displayed using standard Experience Cloud components. Which approach should the consultant recommend?
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25foundation · easy
Which of the following is a requirement for using CMS Connect?
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