All of these are examples of lifecycle lists EXCEPT:
Customers
Leads
Subscribers
Detractors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6q_NXFtliM
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Hubspot Email Marketing Certification Exam Answers, Advanced lessons on managing a sustainable email marketing strategy.
Much emails are sent every second worldwide, but most of them are never opened. This advanced email marketing training certification will teach you how lifecycle marketing, segmentation, email design, deliverability, analytics and optimization come together to create an email marketing strategy that grows your business, and your career.
consideration
awareness
decision
acquisition
have higher unsubscribe rates.
trigger better sales.
align with the content for coupons in the email.
not sound like the email is coming from a real person.
preview text
preview email
preview content
preview line
True
False
Selecting a checkbox to grant consent
Filling out a form
Selecting a checkbox in an email
Filling out a lead flow
True
False
True
False
Decide that three hours is long enough because people never check our emails after that.
Try to test for 24 hours to give us enough time to produce statistically significant results.
Three hours is too long. We should only run it for an hour so we can make our decision faster.
We should review past emails we’ve sent to see where opens and clicks start to drop off, then identify the time frame we want to test in.
True
False
True
False
Sources, permissions, expectations
Sources, expectations, delivery rate
Sources, clicks, opens
Sources, permissions, delivery rate
contact management
contact organization
contact program
contact database
The right person
The right segments
The right email platform
The right buyer personas
The goal of why you’re sending it and then the carefully designed components layered on top of each other
The segments you’re sending to and the deliverability goals of your email
The template you’re using to send your email and the footer information you’re using
The segments of contacts you do not send to and the the segments you are sending to
Opt-in, opt-out, and neutral
Neutral, opt-in, and confirmed opt-in
Opt-out, opt-in, and GDPR opt-out
There are only two.
Whether or not a receiver accepts your email
Whether or not a contact opens your email
Whether or not a receiver clicks your email
Whether or not a receiver rejects your email
True
False
Segmentation
Buyer’s journey
Conversations across emails
Social interaction
SMART goals
Segmentation
Engagement
Open and click rates
Any email recipients who was sent to and accepted your message.
Any email recipients who can’t be sent to because you do not have the legal basis of permission to send to them under GDPR.
Any email recipients who can’t be sent to either because they unsubscribed, bounced, or were suppressed.
Any email recipients who have opted in to receive your message and were sent to
timely, efficient, and targeted approach to connecting with your leads
timely, effective, and targeted approach to connecting with your contacts
timely, efficient, and targeted approach to connecting with your contacts
timely, efficient, and segmented approach to connecting with your contacts
True
False
Understanding implicit and explicit data
Sending at the right time
Having buyer personas
Segmenting by the buyer's journey
Do we have verifiable permission to send to them?
Perfect, thanks for giving this to me. I forgot to create a list for this email.
Perfect! Do we have their first names though? I want to add personalization.
Hold on. Where did this list come from? I want to know because I can probably add this list to all our emails now if you think they are a good fit for our content.
Write for scalability.
Use the overall inbound tone.
Add preview text.
Have unsubscribe links.
True
False
Information gathered from website activity
Information gathered from a form submission
Information gathered from implied behavior
Information gathered from user behavior
The process of building relationships with your prospects with the goal of earning their business when they’re ready.
The process of building relationships with leads specifically to convert them for the first time.
The process of developing your sales relationships.
The process of developing your relationships through inbound service.
All of these are examples of lifecycle lists EXCEPT:
Customers
Leads
Subscribers
Detractors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6q_NXFtliM
Fill in the blank: To keep your contact database clean and up-to-date, it is important to _____________.
not send emails to unsubscribed contacts
limit the number of contact properties in your database
make sure your software integrations are communicating without errors
All of the above
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szDPcJLAbJQ
How does a well-managed contact database help improve your email marketing?
You can segment your contacts to send a more personalized message
You can personalize the content by referencing information stored about a contact
It makes it easier for your business to remain legally compliant
All of the above
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXk5MP4w7zE
Fill in the blank: The two main ways that marketers should segment their contacts are ________ and _______.
the buying process, buyer personas
location, the buying process
the buyer’s journey, the buying process
the buyer’s journey, buyer personas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1LBH7KMLmE
True or false? Segmented lists perform better than unsegmented lists.
True – segmented lists perform better because sending an email to fewer people means fewer people can ignore it.
True – segmented lists perform better because they allow you to send a more contextualized email.
False – unsegmented lists will perform better because it forces you to write a broader message that appeals to everyone.
False – unsegmented lists perform better because more people will unsubscribe from an unsegmented send, which allows you to weed out bad people from your database.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFO4c6UqPyM
Your co-worker has created a list of all the leads who have not visited your blog in the last 90 days. What should your company do with these leads?
Don’t bother trying to email them again. Remove them immediately from all send lists but keep them in your database.
Pass the list of leads over to sales so they can start calling them and selling your products/services.
Delete them. These leads are unengaged and probably won’t buy, so it’s not worth continuing to market to them.
Send them an email with your top performing blog posts to try and entice them to engage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jp48GTn8VY