Free Adobe AD0-E209 Exam Questions

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Question 1

Which pairing shows the correct data element tokenization for a Client Side implementation?

A : In a rule, data elements are tokenized with ““%%*~ at the beginning and ““%%*~ at the end of the data element name. For example, ““%%viewportHeight%%

B : In a rule, data elements are tokenized with ““%* at the beginning and “’%*~ at the end of the data element name. For example, ““%viewportHeight%.

C : In a rule, data elements are tokenized with ““{/{~ at the beginning and “’}/}~ at the end of the data element name. For example, *{/{viewportHeight}/}

Answer: B

Question 2

A client has a hybrid native app that opens mobile web content the app.

Which method should be used to ensure that visitors are not identified separately as they move between the native and mobile web pages?

A : visitorAppendToURL()

B : VisitorMarkitingCloudID()

C : VisitorSyncIdentifiers()

D : visitorgetIDs

Answer: A

Question 3

How would an Analytics developer calculate Order Conversion Rate, a Key Performance Indicator (KPI)?

A : Calculate the percentage of all visits that visited the checkout page.

B : Calculate the percentage of all visits where the user added something to the cart.

C : Calculate the percentage of all visits that resulted in a purchase event.

Answer: C

Question 4

Which two extension are installed by default when setting up a mobile property in Adobe Experience

Platform Launch?

A : Native SDK

B : Mobile Core

C : Profile

D : Adobe Analytics

E : Mobile Service

Answer: B,C

Question 5

The client wants to track any errors that may happen on the purchase page using Adobe Analytics How would Adobe Analytics developer implement capturing server-side errors?

A : Set s.papeType property to "errorPage" and set s.errorMessage with the contents of the error

B : Set s.pageType property to "errorPage" and set s. pageURL with the URL that caused the error

C : Use an eVar to capture the error message from an on-page data layer, and send the value using a s.tl() call

D : Use a prop to capture the error message, and populate both s.errorPage and s.pageuRL properties

Answer: C

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