AD0-E208 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

Refer to the exhibit:

A marketing analyst wants to look into visitors who originated from paid search and made a purchase.
Which two options can be done directly from this Visualization? (Choose two.)

• A.Drag a third segment onto the Venn Visualization to see how it relates to the other two.
• B.Right click to create a segment from one side of the Venn Visualization.
• C.Transform the Venn diagram into a Freeform Table by clicking on the managed data source colored dot next to the Venn header.
• D.Right click to create a new segment from the overlap region of the Venn Visualization.

Refer to the exhibit.

The date range is applied at the panel level, and a different date range is applied on top of the "Orders'' metric.
Which values are displayed in the table?

• A.Only product orders that have been purchased both two months ago and last week
• B.Product orders recorded two months ago
• C.Product orders recorded last week

What is a valid use of a segment as a touchpoint in a Fallout Visualization?

• A.Using a visit-based segment as a touchpoint inside a visit-context Fallout Visualization
• B.Using a visitor-based segment as a touchpoint inside a visit-context Fallout Visualization
• C.Using a visit-based segment as a touchpoint inside a visitor-context Fallout Visualization

A user needs to share an important segment with a group of users in a Product Profile Group. Why can't a member of his Product Profile Group view the segment?

• A.The user forgot to curate the Segment.
• B.The user forgot to select "Make this segment public".
• C.The user only selected "Make this segment public-.

When changing the Fallout visualization from Eventual Path to Next Hit, the analyst notices that the data reports zero Visitors across the report.
Why would this occur?

• A.There was no direct path from the second and third fallout touchpoints.
• B.Across all visitors, the fallout depicted never was completed as a next step conversion.
• C.Across all visitors, the fallout depicted never was completed as an eventual path conversion.