Compare and Contrast Form Versus Landing Page Reporting Attribution. MARKETING-CLOUD-ACCOUNT-ENGAGEMENT-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–8

1. 6application · medium

   A marketing analyst is reviewing Account Engagement reports to understand the effectiveness of a recent email campaign. They see a high number of form submissions but a low number of landing page views. What is the most likely explanation for this discrepancy?

   • AThe landing page is not associated with a campaign, so its views are not tracked.
   • BProspects are submitting forms directly on the website without visiting a landing page.
   • CThe email campaign is not being tracked correctly, causing form submissions to be overcounted.
   • DProspects are viewing the landing page but not submitting the form, which is unusual.
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2. 7expert · medium

   A marketing analyst is reviewing the 'Landing Page Report' for a campaign. They see a high number of views but a very low number of form conversions. What is the most likely explanation for this pattern?

   • AThe form submissions are being attributed to a different campaign, so they are not showing in this report.
   • BThe form is embedded on multiple pages, so the conversion rate is diluted.
   • CThe landing page is not associated with a campaign, so views are not being tracked correctly.
   • DProspects are viewing the landing page but not submitting the form, possibly due to a long form or unclear call-to-action.
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3. 8foundation · easy

   In a report showing form submissions, what does the campaign column represent?

   • AThe campaign of the landing page where the form is hosted
   • BThe campaign assigned to the form itself
   • CThe campaign of the prospect's first touchpoint
   • DThe campaign of the email that brought the prospect to the form
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