
SalesforceCertified Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist
Domain 10Objective 3
Describe the Relationships Between a Recipient List and a Suppression List. MARKETING-CLOUD-ACCOUNT-ENGAGEMENT-SPECIALIST Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the EMAIL MARKETING domain, which accounts for 7% of the MARKETING-CLOUD-ACCOUNT-ENGAGEMENT-SPECIALIST exam.
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A company wants to ensure that contacts who have unsubscribed from their newsletter are not included in any future email sends. They have a recipient list of 3,000 contacts and a suppression list of 150 unsubscribed contacts. What is the primary purpose of the suppression list in this scenario?
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Which scenario best illustrates the use of a suppression list in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement?
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A marketing manager wants to ensure that contacts who unsubscribed from a specific product webinar are not included in any future email sends, even if they are added to new recipient lists later. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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A company has a recipient list of 2,000 contacts and a suppression list of 300 contacts. They also have a list of 100 contacts who have re-subscribed and should be removed from the suppression list. What is the correct action to ensure these 100 contacts receive future emails?
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A company has a recipient list of 5,000 contacts and a suppression list of 500 contacts. They also have a list of 200 contacts who have unsubscribed from a specific campaign but not from all emails. What will happen during a send to the recipient list?
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