A customer's business goal is to increase event attendance. They have a CRM and an email tool. They are adding Pardot. Which first step should you prioritize?

Build a comprehensive nurture program for all prospects.

Integrate the CRM with Pardot for data sync.

Create a targeted email campaign with a registration form in Pardot.

Set up lead scoring for all leads.

A customer's business goal is to increase sales-qualified leads by 20% in the next quarter. How should this goal influence the prioritization of Pardot first steps?

It should not influence prioritization; technical factors are more important

It should guide the selection of features that directly support lead qualification

It should be replaced by a technical goal, such as system uptime

It should be used only for the final evaluation, not for initial steps

A customer uses a marketing automation tool that is being discontinued. They have a large database of leads and an active email program. They are moving to Pardot. What is the most critical gap to address in the first phase?

Training the team on Pardot's interface.

Designing new email templates in Pardot.

Setting up new tracking codes for web analytics.

Data migration and mapping from the old tool to Pardot.

During discovery, a consultant learns that the customer manually uploads leads from their website into their CRM. What does this reveal in the context of identifying gaps and opportunities?

A requirement for additional training on the CRM

A gap in lead capture automation that Pardot could address

A sign that the customer does not need Pardot

A customer has a small marketing team and no dedicated IT support. They want to launch a lead generation campaign in one month. They have a website and a CRM. Which first step in Pardot is most feasible and impactful?

Set up a custom API integration with the CRM.

Integrate a third-party data enrichment service.

Build a complex multi-step nurture program with dynamic content.

Create a Pardot form and landing page to capture leads and sync them to the CRM.

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Given a Scenario That Includes an Assessment of a Customer's Current Software Solutions and Tools, Analyze and Prioritize First Steps in Pardot. MARKETING-CLOUD-ACCOUNT-ENGAGEMENT-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1application · medium
A customer's business goal is to increase event attendance. They have a CRM and an email tool. They are adding Pardot. Which first step should you prioritize?
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2foundation · easy
A customer's business goal is to increase sales-qualified leads by 20% in the next quarter. How should this goal influence the prioritization of Pardot first steps?
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3application · medium
A customer uses a marketing automation tool that is being discontinued. They have a large database of leads and an active email program. They are moving to Pardot. What is the most critical gap to address in the first phase?
Select an answer first
4foundation · easy
During discovery, a consultant learns that the customer manually uploads leads from their website into their CRM. What does this reveal in the context of identifying gaps and opportunities?
Select an answer first
5application · medium
A customer has a small marketing team and no dedicated IT support. They want to launch a lead generation campaign in one month. They have a website and a CRM. Which first step in Pardot is most feasible and impactful?
Select an answer first

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