Free Adobe 9A0-411 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

An Adobe Analytics developer needs to set a custom event when a visitor views the footer of any page when scrolling "below the fold." This event will be implemented via Adobe DTM. The developer has created a new page load role that is set to the condition of "page bottom" and sets the custom event. The event fires on all page views as soon as the page is loaded.
How should the developer change the implementation to set the custom event when the visitor scrolls down to the site footer on each page?

• A.  Change the condition of the page load rule lo "Onload".
• B.  Create an event-based rule with a condition of "Focus" when the footer is "Focused" on by the visitor.
• C.  Change the condition of the page load rule lo "DOM Ready".
• D.  Create an event-based rule with a condition of "Enters Viewport" when the footer is visible.

A site analyst is using Adobe Analytics reports to review the progress of a recently launched paid search campaign. The paid search keywords report in Adobe Analytics has no data for the current month. How should this problem be fixed?

• A.  Configure the "Paid Search Detection" rules to include all campaign URL parameters.
• B.  Enable campaign tracking reporting in the UI.
• C.  Create a "search keyword classification" on the campaign variable.
• D.  Request access to the "Paid Search Detection" report in the admin console.

A developer creates a Page load rule in Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) that should capture a visitor's transaction ID when a purchase is completed on the site at "http://www.oursite.com/complete.html." The condition of this page load rule in DTM is as shown:

Assume the "Path" condition of this rule was not present, as seen below

What would be the outcome in the situation?

• A.  There would be no difference in the firing of this page load rule.
• B.  The page load rule could incorrectly fire anywhere that the "transaction_id' data element is present.
• C.  The rule would NOT function because page load rules require two conditions.
• D.  The rule would no longer function because all page load rules need a path condition.

Using Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DIM), a developer needs to capture the value of the query parameter
'cid' when it is present in the site URL.
The developer needs to set that value in eVar7.
The developer plans to capture this parameter and set its value in eVar7 within a page load rule, using the data element below:

What page load rule condition should the developer use to meet the requirements?

• A.  A URL Path condition with a value of "cid*
• B.  The URL Parameter condition with a value of %cid_parameter%.
• C.  The URL Parameter condition with a value of, %cid%
• D.  A Data Element Value condition using a regular expression

A developer needs to use Adobe DTM to track when a visitor completes the email sign-up from on a site.
After looking at the page source, the developer notices that the sign-up form is actually an iframe that reference HTML from another section of the developer's site.
How should the developer implement this requirement?

• A.  Add custom code to the Analytics Tool and then place the event rule within the iframe.
• B.  Place the DTM header code on the iframe page so DTM can treat this like any other site page.
• C.  Ask IT to remove the iframe and add the HTML directly to the form page.
• D.  Create a data element to capture the domain of the iframe and use the data element value as the condition of the page load rule that sends the analytics data on submit of the signup form.