You send the same email campaign out on the first Tuesday of every month to announce the month's specials. You are interested in comparing how subscribers responded to the emails in the first three days following the send date during the last three months.
How should you configure a report to do this?

• A. Select the 90-day Campaign Performance Report, select the campaigns and measures desired, and then just filter by "First 3 Days after Send".
• B. Create a report with Dimension=Campaign-Launch Date for each campaign and select the da measure = Sent Date. Configure this measure as of three days from launch.
• C. Select the 30-day Campaign Performance Report, select just the campaigns desired, and the filter by "3 Days since Launch".
• D. Create a report with Dimension=Campaign-Launch Date for each campaign, desired performance measures, and date measure = Interval. Configure this measure to include 0 -
  3 days from launch.
• E. Create a separate report for each Campaign with performance measures within the Sent Date range for the first three days from launch. Export each report into Excel to assemble a summary report.

In which two situations should you republish a program after making a change or correction? (Choose two.)

• A. You change the properties of one campaign in the program to launch another one with a different subject line and new creative.
• B. You modify one of the conditions in a filter being used in the program.
• C. You add a second campaign to be evaluated using a performance switch to select a winning path based on open rate.
• D. You move a target timer from its original place before one event to after that event.

You discovered that your main competitor's employees are subscribed to receive your promotional campaigns directly to their work email addresses.
What should you do in Responsys to prevent your campaigns from being sent to the work email addresses of the competitor's employees, although this is not a complete solution?

• A. In the Account Admin screen, select Define email domain rules and create an audience exclusion by entering the competitor's domain name.
• B. Search the list for the domain name of the competitor and select the block option for each user that is found.
• C. Periodically run the scrub utility and delete all email addresses from your competitor's domain.
• D. Create a Non-Competitor Program using Program Designer.

You uploaded into the Responsys Content Library an HTML document and three subdocuments personalized with the member level of the subscriber. When you validate the campaign, you get this error: "Email Message preview failed because of template execution runtime error, detailed error: property MEMBER_LEVEL for datasource CONTACTS is not defined in the datasources." How should you correct this error?

• A. You did not select the MEMBER_LEVEL column from the CONTACTS database. In the Datasources Section in the Campaign workbook, select the MEMBER_LEVEL field and make sure the alias matches what is in the HTML code. Responsys will now be able to insert values for that column at run time.
• B. Open each HTML document in the package and declare the MEMBER_LEVEL field by using the RPL directive<#field> in every document. Then reupload the documents into the Content Library.
• C. The MEMBER_LEVEL field is a Responsys reserved word and cannot be used for personalization.
• D. The HTML coder didn't include the <#data> directive and declare the CONTACTS data source in each document. Enter this into each document, and the error should now be resolved.

You need to comment your RPL code so that it doesn't get generated in the source HTML for a campaign.

• A. <<-- !~ -->
• B. <comment> and </comment>
• C. <#-- and -->
• D. <!-- and -->