A client wants to automate the delivery of a daily tracking extract to an external SFTP server. The consultant is evaluating options. Which approach should the consultant recommend to minimize manual intervention and ensure reliability?

Schedule a SQL query to export the data directly to the SFTP server.

Use Automation Studio to schedule the tracking extract and then use a separate automation to transfer the file to the SFTP server.

Use the UI to download the tracking extract and then use a third-party tool to upload it to the SFTP server.

Use the Tracking Extract API to download the file and then manually upload it to the SFTP server.

How can a user download tracking extracts from Marketing Cloud?

By using the Tracking Extract activity in Automation Studio and then downloading the resulting file

By using the REST API to directly download raw tracking data from the _Sent data view

By running a SQL query in Query Studio and exporting the results to CSV

By navigating to Tracking > Extracts in the Email Studio menu

A marketing team needs to analyze click behavior at the individual subscriber and link level for a recent campaign. They want to run ad-hoc queries and join the data with their own data extensions. Which access method should they use?

Download a tracking extract and import it into a data extension for querying.

Use the Tracking Extract API to pull the data into an external database.

Access the _Click data view through the UI's tracking section.

Write SQL queries against the _Click data view and join with their data extensions.

What is a key difference between data views and tracking extracts in Marketing Cloud?

Data views are queried via SQL, while tracking extracts are downloaded as files

Data views are temporary, while tracking extracts are permanent

Data views are only accessible via API, while tracking extracts are only accessible via UI

Data views contain aggregated data, while tracking extracts contain raw data

Which Marketing Cloud feature allows a user to write SQL queries against system data views?

Automation Studio's Import activity

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