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10+ Benseron Information Technologies Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. what is a/b test? how is winner version selected
A/B testing is a method of comparing two versions of a webpage or app to determine which one performs better.
A/B testing involves creating two versions of a webpage or app, with one element changed in the second version.
The two versions are then shown to different groups of users, and their behavior is tracked to determine which version performs better.
The winner version is selected based on statistical significance, which means that the difference in performance between the ...read more
Q2. what is data extension and how to create it
A data extension is a table within Marketing Cloud that stores data and can be used for sending targeted emails.
To create a data extension, go to Email Studio > Subscribers > Data Extensions > Create
Choose the type of data extension you want to create (Standard or Filtered)
Define the fields and data types for the data extension
Set up any necessary relationships with other data extensions
Import or manually enter data into the data extension
Q3. difference between journey builder & automation studio
Journey Builder is for creating personalized customer journeys, while Automation Studio is for automating repetitive tasks.
Journey Builder is used for creating multi-channel customer journeys based on customer behavior and preferences.
Automation Studio is used for automating repetitive tasks like data imports, file transfers, and email sends.
Journey Builder allows for real-time personalization and customization of customer journeys.
Automation Studio allows for scheduling and ...read more
Q4. difference between random split, decision split & engagement split
Random split is a random allocation of data, decision split is based on predetermined criteria, and engagement split is based on user behavior.
Random split divides data randomly into groups for testing
Decision split divides data based on predetermined criteria such as demographics or location
Engagement split divides data based on user behavior such as clicks or time spent on a page
Random split is useful for testing new ideas without bias
Decision split is useful for targeting ...read more
Q5. How does dynamic email work
Dynamic email allows for personalized content to be displayed based on user behavior and preferences.
Dynamic email uses real-time data to customize email content
Content can change based on user behavior, location, and preferences
Examples include personalized product recommendations and location-based offers
Dynamic email can increase engagement and conversion rates
Q6. explain activities in automation studio
Automation Studio is a tool in Salesforce Marketing Cloud that allows users to automate marketing tasks and workflows.
Create and schedule automation activities
Import and export data
Create and manage data extensions
Create and manage queries
Create and manage triggered sends
Create and manage file transfers
Create and manage custom activities
Q7. entry sources in journey builder
Entry sources in Journey Builder are the starting points for customer journeys.
Entry sources can be data extensions, API events, Salesforce objects, or journey triggers.
Data extensions can be used to import contacts into a journey.
API events can be used to trigger a journey when a specific event occurs.
Salesforce objects can be used to trigger a journey when a record is created or updated.
Journey triggers can be used to manually start a journey for a specific contact.
Q8. data import options in sfmc?
Salesforce Marketing Cloud offers various data import options.
Data Extensions
File Transfer
API
Salesforce Connector
Marketing Cloud Connect
Q9. sending options in sfmc
SFMC offers various sending options including email, SMS, push notifications, and social media.
SFMC allows users to send emails to subscribers through Email Studio
SMS messages can be sent through MobileConnect
Push notifications can be sent through MobilePush
Social media posts can be scheduled and sent through Social Studio
SFMC also offers Journey Builder for automated multi-channel campaigns
Q10. Splits In Journey builder
Splits in Journey Builder allow you to create different paths for contacts based on their behavior or attributes.
Splits can be based on data attributes, engagement with emails, website visits, etc.
Examples include sending different emails based on whether a contact opened a previous email or visited a specific webpage.
Splits can also be used to route contacts to different paths based on their demographic information or purchase history.
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