Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 23,2026- Exam Code: Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist
- Exam Name: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Specialist
- Certification Provider: Salesforce
- Latest update: Oct 23,2026
Question #131
Which report would you use to find the number of prospects created from a specific marketing campaign last month?
- A . Engagement history report
- B . Campaign performance report
- C . Lifecycle report
- D . Prospect Audits report
Correct Answer: B
Question #132
LenoxSoft has an engagement studio program within a recipient list and a suppression list. A prospect is a member of both the recipient list and the suppression list.
In which scenario would a prospect be able to receive the emails in the program?
- A . The prospect is marked as optad out.
- B . The prospect is removed from the recipient list
- C . The prospect is removed from the suppression list
- D . The prospect is removed from both the suppression list and the recipient list.
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
The scenario in which a prospect would be able to receive the emails in the program is when the prospect is removed from the suppression list. A suppression list is a list that prevents prospects from receiving emails from an engagement studio program, even if they are in the recipient list. A recipient list is a list that defines the prospects who are eligible to receive emails from the program. If a prospect is in both the recipient list and the suppression list, they will not receive any emails from the program. Removing the prospect from the suppression list will allow them to receive the emails, as long as they are still in the recipient list and not opted out. Removing the prospect from the recipient list, marking the prospect as opted out, or removing the prospect from both the suppression list and the recipient list will not allow them to receive the emails from the program. Reference [Engagement Studio Suppression Lists]
C
Explanation:
The scenario in which a prospect would be able to receive the emails in the program is when the prospect is removed from the suppression list. A suppression list is a list that prevents prospects from receiving emails from an engagement studio program, even if they are in the recipient list. A recipient list is a list that defines the prospects who are eligible to receive emails from the program. If a prospect is in both the recipient list and the suppression list, they will not receive any emails from the program. Removing the prospect from the suppression list will allow them to receive the emails, as long as they are still in the recipient list and not opted out. Removing the prospect from the recipient list, marking the prospect as opted out, or removing the prospect from both the suppression list and the recipient list will not allow them to receive the emails from the program. Reference [Engagement Studio Suppression Lists]
Question #133
How should a user understand how many prospects are currently waiting on a step in an engagement program?
- A . Download the report of the program.
- B . Click on the step to view its report card.
- C . Look at the tooltip above that step.
- D . Pause the program and edit the step.
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
The best way to understand how many prospects are currently waiting on a step in an engagement program is to look at the tooltip above that step. The tooltip will show you the number of prospects that are currently on that step, as well as the number of prospects that have completed that step. You can also see the percentage of prospects that have taken a specific action or followed a specific path from that step. The tooltip is a quick and easy way to get an overview of the performance of each step in your program
C
Explanation:
The best way to understand how many prospects are currently waiting on a step in an engagement program is to look at the tooltip above that step. The tooltip will show you the number of prospects that are currently on that step, as well as the number of prospects that have completed that step. You can also see the percentage of prospects that have taken a specific action or followed a specific path from that step. The tooltip is a quick and easy way to get an overview of the performance of each step in your program
Question #134
What is Lead Qualification? (select two)
- A . The process of determining when a prospect is ready for follow up from your sales team.
- B . An automated set of actions that ensures your sales team gets a steady stream of purchase-ready prospects.
- C . The process of determining when a prospect is ready for follow up from your marketing team.
Correct Answer: A, C
A, C
Explanation:
Lead qualification is the process of identifying and organizing potential customers best-suited for your products or services and who will most likely make a purchase. Lead qualification involves two main steps: determining when a prospect is ready for follow up from your sales team and determining when a prospect is ready for follow up from your marketing team. The first step is to assess the prospect’s level of interest, need, budget, and authority to buy your product or service. This can be done using various lead qualification frameworks and criteria, such as BANT, CHAMP, or MEDDIC. The second step is to nurture the prospect with relevant and personalized content until they are ready to buy. This can be done using various lead nurturing strategies and tools, such as email marketing, content marketing, or marketing automation
A, C
Explanation:
Lead qualification is the process of identifying and organizing potential customers best-suited for your products or services and who will most likely make a purchase. Lead qualification involves two main steps: determining when a prospect is ready for follow up from your sales team and determining when a prospect is ready for follow up from your marketing team. The first step is to assess the prospect’s level of interest, need, budget, and authority to buy your product or service. This can be done using various lead qualification frameworks and criteria, such as BANT, CHAMP, or MEDDIC. The second step is to nurture the prospect with relevant and personalized content until they are ready to buy. This can be done using various lead nurturing strategies and tools, such as email marketing, content marketing, or marketing automation
Question #135
How can you ensure your email doesn’t get stuck in spam?
- A . Create clear calls-to-action
- B . Create mobile-friendly version of the email
- C . Create a text version of the email
- D . Remove the unsubscribe from the email
- E . Add domain keys and SPF
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
Emails are electronic messages that you can send to prospects and customers to communicate with them and engage them with your marketing content. You can create and send emails using Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. However, some emails may get stuck in spam, which means that they are filtered out by the recipient’s email provider or client and marked as unsolicited or unwanted messages. To avoid this, you can create a text version of the email, which is a plain text alternative to the HTML version of the email. A text version of the email helps with email deliverability and accessibility, as some email clients or devices may not support HTML or images. Creating clear calls-to-action, mobile-friendly versions, or domain keys and SPF may also help with email deliverability, but they are not as essential as creating a text version of the email. Removing the unsubscribe link from the email is not a good practice, as it may violate the email regulations and preferences of the recipients.
Reference: Emails, [Create a Text Version of an Email]
C
Explanation:
Emails are electronic messages that you can send to prospects and customers to communicate with them and engage them with your marketing content. You can create and send emails using Marketing Cloud Account Engagement. However, some emails may get stuck in spam, which means that they are filtered out by the recipient’s email provider or client and marked as unsolicited or unwanted messages. To avoid this, you can create a text version of the email, which is a plain text alternative to the HTML version of the email. A text version of the email helps with email deliverability and accessibility, as some email clients or devices may not support HTML or images. Creating clear calls-to-action, mobile-friendly versions, or domain keys and SPF may also help with email deliverability, but they are not as essential as creating a text version of the email. Removing the unsubscribe link from the email is not a good practice, as it may violate the email regulations and preferences of the recipients.
Reference: Emails, [Create a Text Version of an Email]
Question #136
The first step in an engagement program is a Send Email action. All 100 emails were sent last Monday when the program started.
Today, a user looked at the Engagement Program Report and filtered the program to show a date range of Tuesday through Friday of last week.
What number would display on the Report Card for the email send statistic?
- A . 50
- B . 100
- C . C
- D . -100
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
The number that would display on the Report Card for the email send statistic is 100. This is because the Report Card shows the total number of prospects that have reached a specific step in the program, regardless of the date range that you filter by. The date range filter only affects the data that is shown in the Engagement History table, which shows the number of prospects that have taken a specific action on a specific date. Therefore, even if the user filters the program to show a date range of Tuesday through Friday of last week, the Report Card will still show that 100 emails were sent on Monday, as that is the total number of prospects that reached the first step of the program
B
Explanation:
The number that would display on the Report Card for the email send statistic is 100. This is because the Report Card shows the total number of prospects that have reached a specific step in the program, regardless of the date range that you filter by. The date range filter only affects the data that is shown in the Engagement History table, which shows the number of prospects that have taken a specific action on a specific date. Therefore, even if the user filters the program to show a date range of Tuesday through Friday of last week, the Report Card will still show that 100 emails were sent on Monday, as that is the total number of prospects that reached the first step of the program
Question #137
When is a prospect automatically removed from future email sends?
- A . Soft Bounce
- B . Hard Bounce
- C . Any Bounce
- D . None
- E . After 5 Soft Bounces
Correct Answer: B, E
B, E
Explanation:
A prospect is automatically removed from future email sends when they either hard bounce or soft bounce five times. A hard bounce occurs when an email is permanently rejected by the recipient’s server, usually because the email address is invalid, non-existent, or blocked. A soft bounce occurs when an email is temporarily rejected by the recipient’s server, usually because the mailbox is full, the server is down, or the message is too large. A hard bounce indicates that the email address is no longer valid and should be removed from your list. A soft bounce indicates that the email address may still be valid, but there is a temporary issue that prevents the delivery. However, after five soft bounces, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will mark the prospect as undeliverable and stop sending emails to them
B, E
Explanation:
A prospect is automatically removed from future email sends when they either hard bounce or soft bounce five times. A hard bounce occurs when an email is permanently rejected by the recipient’s server, usually because the email address is invalid, non-existent, or blocked. A soft bounce occurs when an email is temporarily rejected by the recipient’s server, usually because the mailbox is full, the server is down, or the message is too large. A hard bounce indicates that the email address is no longer valid and should be removed from your list. A soft bounce indicates that the email address may still be valid, but there is a temporary issue that prevents the delivery. However, after five soft bounces, Marketing Cloud Account Engagement will mark the prospect as undeliverable and stop sending emails to them
Question #138
A marketer receives a request to permanently delete a prospect from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement.
How does the marketer satisfy this request?
- A . The marketer archives the prospect, but cannot permanently delete their data.
- B . The marketer deletes the prospect in Salesforce, which then permanently deletes the prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement.
- C . The marketer goes to the prospect record and chooses the "Permanently Delete” menu option.
- D . The marketer archives the prospect and then selects "Permanently Delete" from the recycle bin.
Correct Answer: D
D
Explanation:
The way the marketer can satisfy the request to permanently delete a prospect from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is by archiving the prospect and then selecting “Permanently Delete”
from the recycle bin. Archiving a prospect removes them from the active prospect database and places them in the recycle bin, where they can be restored or permanently deleted. Permanently deleting a prospect removes them from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Salesforce completely and cannot be undone. The marketer cannot archive the prospect without permanently deleting their data, as the archived prospects still count towards the database limit and can be restored. The marketer cannot delete the prospect in Salesforce, as this will only archive the prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, not permanently delete them. The marketer cannot go to the prospect record and choose the “Permanently Delete” menu option, as this option is not available on the prospect record, only on the recycle bin. Reference Deleting Prospects
D
Explanation:
The way the marketer can satisfy the request to permanently delete a prospect from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement is by archiving the prospect and then selecting “Permanently Delete”
from the recycle bin. Archiving a prospect removes them from the active prospect database and places them in the recycle bin, where they can be restored or permanently deleted. Permanently deleting a prospect removes them from Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Salesforce completely and cannot be undone. The marketer cannot archive the prospect without permanently deleting their data, as the archived prospects still count towards the database limit and can be restored. The marketer cannot delete the prospect in Salesforce, as this will only archive the prospect in Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, not permanently delete them. The marketer cannot go to the prospect record and choose the “Permanently Delete” menu option, as this option is not available on the prospect record, only on the recycle bin. Reference Deleting Prospects
Question #139
Your client wants to filter out their own IP address that is currently skewing their results.
What do you recommend they use?
- A . An Automation Rule
- B . Add rules to the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracking code.
- C . Completion Actions with a filter
- D . Visitor Filters
Correct Answer: D
D
Explanation:
You can use visitor filters to filter out your own IP address that is currently skewing your results. Visitor filters are rules that allow you to exclude certain IP addresses or ranges from your visitor data and reports. This can help you avoid counting your own visits or those of your employees, partners, or vendors as prospects and skewing your analytics. You can create visitor filters by entering the IP addresses or ranges that you want to exclude in the administration settings.
Answer A is incorrect because you cannot use an automation rule to filter out your own IP address. An automation rule is a criteria-based action that is triggered when a prospect matches the rule. You can use automation rules to perform various actions on prospects, such as sending emails, adjusting scores, changing campaigns, or adding tags, but not filtering them out. Answer B is incorrect because you cannot add rules to the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracking code to filter out your own IP address. The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracking code is a snippet of JavaScript code that you can add to your website pages to track visitor and prospect activity. You can customize the tracking code to enable or disable certain features, such as first-party cookies, campaign tracking,
or opt-in preferences, but not visitor filters. Answer C is incorrect because you cannot use completion actions with a filter to filter out your own IP address. A completion action is a task that is performed after a prospect successfully completes a marketing element, such as a form, landing page, or custom redirect. You can use completion actions to perform various actions on prospects, such as sending emails, adjusting scores, changing campaigns, or adding tags, but not filtering them out.
Reference: [Visitor Filters], [Automation Rules], [Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Tracking Code], Completion Actions
D
Explanation:
You can use visitor filters to filter out your own IP address that is currently skewing your results. Visitor filters are rules that allow you to exclude certain IP addresses or ranges from your visitor data and reports. This can help you avoid counting your own visits or those of your employees, partners, or vendors as prospects and skewing your analytics. You can create visitor filters by entering the IP addresses or ranges that you want to exclude in the administration settings.
Answer A is incorrect because you cannot use an automation rule to filter out your own IP address. An automation rule is a criteria-based action that is triggered when a prospect matches the rule. You can use automation rules to perform various actions on prospects, such as sending emails, adjusting scores, changing campaigns, or adding tags, but not filtering them out. Answer B is incorrect because you cannot add rules to the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracking code to filter out your own IP address. The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement tracking code is a snippet of JavaScript code that you can add to your website pages to track visitor and prospect activity. You can customize the tracking code to enable or disable certain features, such as first-party cookies, campaign tracking,
or opt-in preferences, but not visitor filters. Answer C is incorrect because you cannot use completion actions with a filter to filter out your own IP address. A completion action is a task that is performed after a prospect successfully completes a marketing element, such as a form, landing page, or custom redirect. You can use completion actions to perform various actions on prospects, such as sending emails, adjusting scores, changing campaigns, or adding tags, but not filtering them out.
Reference: [Visitor Filters], [Automation Rules], [Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Tracking Code], Completion Actions
Question #140
Which two requirements must be met in order to have both e Lead end a Contact field sync with the same Marketing Cloud Account Engagement prospect field? Choose 2 answers
- A . The Lead and Contact fields must have the same API name.
- B . The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement field must be mapped to the Salesforce field.
- C . The Lead and Contact fields must have the same Salesforce field label.
- D . The Marketing Cloud Account Engagement field must be a drop-down field.
Correct Answer: A, B
A, B
Explanation:
According to the Salesforce documentation, in order to sync a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement prospect field with both a lead and a contact field in Salesforce, the lead and contact fields must have the same API name, and the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement field must be mapped to the Salesforce field. The API name is the unique identifier for the field that is used by the system to sync the data. The field mapping is the configuration that tells Marketing Cloud Account Engagement which Salesforce field to sync with. The Salesforce field label and the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement field type are not relevant for the field sync, as long as they are compatible.
Reference: Salesforce documentation
A, B
Explanation:
According to the Salesforce documentation, in order to sync a Marketing Cloud Account Engagement prospect field with both a lead and a contact field in Salesforce, the lead and contact fields must have the same API name, and the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement field must be mapped to the Salesforce field. The API name is the unique identifier for the field that is used by the system to sync the data. The field mapping is the configuration that tells Marketing Cloud Account Engagement which Salesforce field to sync with. The Salesforce field label and the Marketing Cloud Account Engagement field type are not relevant for the field sync, as long as they are compatible.
Reference: Salesforce documentation