A. You must delete the first row of the file before performing the import. Your file must contain actual data only.

B. Replace the first row of the file with one text string that contains all the column names separated by columns. Then proceed with the import.

C. In the import configuration, select the "First line contains column names" check box.

D. In the field mapper screen, select the "Columns Already Included" check box.

A. <#include "cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm">

B. <#assign banner="acme_marquee. htm"><#include "cms: //contentlibrary/ " + banner>

C. <$insertdocument "cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm">

D. <document="${//all content/. . /acme_marquee.htm}">

A. Avoid sending to subscribers who have recently opted-in because they do not have a proven history of engagement.

B. Avoid sending to addresses that have not registered an open or a click in the last six months because they may be likely to hit the spam button or be spam traps.

C. Avoid sending to subscribers who have opened or clicked in the last few days because they may not respond to an email message again so soon.

D. Avoid sending to subscribers who are also receiving transactional emails because they may unsubscribe because they are likely to feel over-messaged from your brand or company.

A. Automate the daily delivery of Insight Deliverability reports for your warm-up campaigns, especially the Feedback Loop reports to check on true spam complaint rates.

B. Set up a backup IP address so you will get through to the inbox even if you are blocked by an ISP.

C. Ensure that your warm-up audience lists consist of recently opted-in, opened/clicked within the last few months, or are known brand advocates.

D. Do everything possible to remove lapsed, bounced, or old email addresses to increase the possibility of getting your emails into the inbox.

A. action=last

B. action=once

C. tracking=first

D. action=single

E. tracking-once

A. Timer Event

B. Entry Tracking Variable

C. Conditional Branchlet

D. Stage Gate

E. Data Switch

A. Upload the document into Manage Hosted Content, then publish. Insert this URL into every email document. To update, unpublish the document, upload the current version with the same name, and publish.

B. Your client must host and update the document from their own content server and provide the URL to Responsys. In the Responsys email documents, use the ServeURL function to reference the document as needed.

C. Upload the document into the Content Library. Right-click the document and select Copy Link. Insert this link into every email document. Upload and overwrite this document as needed.

D. Upload the document into the Content Library. From the document pull-down menu, select Create Embeddable URL and copy the URL into every email. Upload and overwrite this document with the most current version as needed.

A. 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.

B. 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.

C. 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.

D. The MEMBER_LEVEL field is a Responsys reserved word and cannot be used for personalization.