Your client's requirements state that they need to have more than one profile list in their account.
Which two statements are true about implementing this? (Choose two.)

• A. It is acceptable to have the same individual (email subscriber) in several profile lists, because a record with the same email address can exist in multiple lists with different RIID_'s.
• B. Special configuration must be done to use different IP addresses to send campaigns to different lists in the account.
• C. If you have multiple profile lists, you must have separate programs, because all the messaging events launched in a Responsys Program must refer to the same profile list.
• D. The column to be used as the table's primary key must be named something different in each profile list.

Your customer needs to capture information about subscribers that clicked on links categorized as blue eyeglasses products, so that they can then send them a follow-up promotional email.
How can you configure this in Responsys?

• A. In the HTML of all campaign assets, the <a href> tag must use the ATR attribute inside the tag. The value of the attribute can be a value that will define that the link is meant for blue eyeglasses. In Responsys, use the link evaluator and enter the value of the attribute.
• B. In the Account Management screen, select Set link tracking preferences and create a link category for blue eyeglasses. Set this category in link tables for any link regarding blue eyeglasses. You can use this link category in creating a filter definition.
• C. In Message Designer, click the Link tracking button. You can create a link object for blue glasses. Apply this object to all open programs that use current campaigns.
• D. In the Link Table screen, open the Categories Designer window. Use the categories designer; create a blue glasses object that can be associated with all the link tables in Responsys and assign it to all current campaigns. You can use this link category in creating a filter definition.

Which coding practice should you use when coding responsive design email messages?

• A. Use background images freely; they will just not display if not supported on some platforms.
• B. Create separate HTML documents for responsive and nonresponsive emails to avoid having the necessary elements and code structure in one document.
• C. Keep elements showing up in the responsive version in the same order as they appear in the nonresponsive version: left to right and top to bottom.
• D. Include styling code inline between the <HEAD> tags within HTML elements instead of in external files.

You have a banner image in an HTML file with clickthrough reference. It is named acme_marquee.htm and you have uploaded it into a folder named LOGOS in your Content Library. You want to insert it into the HTML campaign document that has been uploaded to the Responsys Content Library into the HTML campaign document.
Which RPL code should you use to insert this document?

• A. <$insertdocument "cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm">
• B. <#include "cms : //contentlibrary/LOGOS/acme_marquee . htm">
• C. <#assign banner="acme_marquee. htm"><#include "cms: //contentlibrary/ " + banner>
• D. <document="${//all content/. . /acme_marquee.htm}">