1. True Or False? The Marketing Hub Uses Shared Contact
Information With The Sales Hub And Service Hub Via The CRM Contacts Database.
- True
- False
- Marketing
- Reports
- Contacts
- Automation
- All of the above
- Specify Tactics -> Define Business Goals -> Identify Indicators of Success (KPIs)
- Identify Indicators of Success (KPIs) -> Define Business Goals -> Specify Tactics
- Define Business Goals -> Specify Tactics -> Identify Indicators of Success (KPIs)
- Identify Indicators of Success (KPIs) -> Specify Tactics -> Define Business Goals
- Define Business Goals -> Identify Indicators of Success (KPIs) -> Specify Tactics
- Monthly website traffic
- Rate of visitors converted to contacts
- Rate of contacts qualified to be handed over to sales
- Individual sales users’ monthly quota
- True
- False
- A strategy that focuses on using only a marketing software to easily store and source a contact’s information, including their name, contact history, email information, and more
- A strategy that focuses on using a software program to easily store and source a contact’s information, including their name, contact history, email information, and more
- A strategy that focuses on using a software program to easily store and source company information specific to making a deal in HubSpot CRM
- A strategy that focuses on dividing marketing and sales to separate contact information and store it separately in a software platform.
- CMS
- CMC
- CRM
- CMR
- contextual conversations
- content conversations
- contextual pillar pages
- outbound conversations
- True
- False
- Marketing team
- Sales team
- Services team
- A and B
- A, B, and C
- True
- False
- True
- False
- 1–2
- 3–5
- 6–10
- At least 10
- Core topics, which will take the shape of your pillar page
- Subtopics, such as blog posts or videos
- Distribution channels, such as YouTube or Twitter
- Internal hyperlinks
- link all subtopics to the pillar page
- only link the top 20 performing subtopics to the pillar page
- link the pillar page to all relevant subtopics
- A and C
- B and C
- True
- False
- The core topic is featured in the URL
- The core topic is featured in the H1
- The core topic is featured in a video at the top of the page
- The core topic is featured in the image alt text
- True
- False
- Resource pillar page
- Guide-type pillar page
- Information-based pillar page
- 10x content pillar page
- In the campaign itself
- In campaign analytics, under the reporting tool
- Both of the above
- None of the above: Campaign reporting is a default option in the marketing dashboard
- XLSX
- XLS
- CSV
- Increase year over year traffic by 30%.
- Significantly reduce the amount of time the team spends on creating content.
- Add five new content formats to the website by end of year.
- All of the above are SMART goals.
- Blog
- Form
- Content strategy
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Word doc
- Google doc
- Evernote file
- Zen Mode
- Text-Only Mode
- Draft Mode
- Inline Edit Mode
- Zen mode
- The read more separator
- The eye icon
- There is no preview mode
- Managing navigation
- Setting a logo
- Choosing system pages
- Setting a favicon
- All of the above
- The HubSpot CMS should only be used by one person at a time.
- Delegation and organization are integral to managing web assets in the HubSpot CMS.
- The HubSpot CMS automates collaboration so you don’t have to worry about it.
- Marketers should defer to developers when it comes to CMS decisions.
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Using a meetings link
- Using a CTA
- Using an email
- Using a form
- Chatbot, live chat, messaging app
- Landing page, form, chatbot
- Landing page, form, CTA, thank you page
- Thank you page, messaging app, CTA, landing page
- True
- False
- Contextually — ungate content when it makes the most sense for your business.
- Always — forms are dead.
- Never — pillar pages are a fad.
- To gate or ungate is an illusion.
- Copy, form, content offer
- Headline, chatbot, form, video
- Headline, copy, form, image
- Copy, form, video, content
- Images give visitors a tangible idea of what they’ll receive.
- Images make landing pages much more visually dynamic.
- Images can tell complex stories faster than words can.
- A, B, and C
- A clickable element on a website page, blog post, or email that promotes and redirects visitors to an offer
- A pop-up form
- A snippet of text that Google serves on a search engine results page (SERP)
- Anybody your company communicates with in the course of doing business
- Visuals
- Copy
- Location
- A, B, and C
- Because Jorie said so.
- A call-to-action should inspire your visitors to take an action.
- You don’t want a visitor to have to think too hard about what they can expect when clicking a button.
- B and C
- ATC
- CTA
- CAT
- TAC
- Your buyer persona’s preferences
- Your brand
- Accessibility
- A, B, and C
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Trick question! You should ask for all of a contact’s information up front so you can personalize every conversation moving forward.
- The information you ask for should be a fair exchange for the content you’re offering.
- Nobody has time to fill out a long form.
- Short forms show that you don’t really want to learn more about a prospect.
- A notification that your form has successfully published to your site
- The code you use to embed your HubSpot form externally
- A notification that is emailed to a set list of recipients when a visitor submits a form
- The HubSpot tracking code installed to track and store your form submission data in your CRM
- The total number of views for all the pages your form appears on that also have your HubSpot tracking code on them
- The total number of submissions divided by the total number of views for the form
- The total number of times the form has been submitted across all your pages
- The total number of times your form appears across all your pages
- Buyer personas
- Your reports home
- Deal records
- Contact records
- Forms help you gauge how interesting a piece of content is to your target audience.
- Forms can help you disqualify leads.
- With forms collecting information for you, you no longer need to talk to sales.
- Form submissions can be used to boost the vanity metrics of your site.
- A pop-up form
- A bot programmed to chat with prospects conversationally
- A clickable element on a website page, blog post, or email that promotes and redirects visitors to an offer
- An ungated piece of content
- Experience — forms are inbound. Lead flows are outbound.
- Location — forms only exist on landing pages. Lead flows only exist on pillar pages.
- Forms can be used in the awareness, consideration, and decision stages of the buyer’s journey. Lead flows are only used in the decision stage of the buyer’s journey.
- Experience — lead flows are a CTA, landing page, and thank you page all in one. Forms are part of a larger conversion path.
- By interrupting a visitor browsing irrelevant content
- By providing additional content or value
- By redirecting users to an interesting offer or asset
- By collecting information that can help you immediately personalize a visitor’s experience
- Awareness
- Consideration
- Decision
- All stages of the buyer’s journey
- Using a free tool to develop great content
- Knowing your buyer persona
- Mapping your business goals to social objectives
- Adding social media links to your website header and footer
- Connecting your social media accounts in email
- By the accounts you want to see engagements from
- By going to Twitter to see the lists you’ve created in HubSpot
- By conversations, so you can respond to audience comments
- By interactions or click-like engagements with content that has been published in HubSpot
- A contact list of followers you acquired from Twitter
- A data list of keywords to monitor that appears after uploading a list of your Twitter contacts
- A display of tweets that you developed in the social inbox to promote a specific campaign
- A display of tweets that match pre-defined, saved searches on specific criteria
- Creating filters for your contacts based on similarities
- Creating a segment based on buyer personas
- Breaking up your contacts into smaller groups of similar people
- Creating a static list based on an imported list of contacts
- Subscribers, leads, customers
- Leads, prospects, opted-out customers
- Subscribers, customers, users
- Unsubscribers, users, customers
- Saved filters, active lists, active filters
- Static filters, active lists, active filters
- Static filters, static lists, opted-out filters
- Saved filters, active lists, static lists
- Active list
- Saved filter
- Static list
- Saved list
- True
- False
- report on your individual marketing emails
- review emails before sending them out
- optimize your marketing emails
- analyze your email marketing channel as a whole
- True
- False
- Enabling a web version of your email gives recipients the option to open the email in a web browser if their email client doesn’t render it correctly.
- Enabling a web version of your email helps you create SEO with your email copy.
- Some email clients require a web version to render marketing emails.
- You should not enable a web version of your email. This is not a best practice.
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Start from scratch
- Center on a date
- Center on a date property
- Center on a sales date property
- True
- False
- Before a campaign
- After a campaign
- Throughout a campaign
- Never
- Setting the right goals
- Identifying the correct success metrics
- Having the correct analytics in place
- A, B, and C
- A session tracks if the HubSpot tracking code has loaded on a page.
- A session tracks all the interactions a visitor is having across your site until they have been inactive for 30 minutes or more.
- A session is anytime a visitor reaches your site from somewhere outside of your website domain.
- A session is anytime a visitor shares one of your pages on social media.
- True
- False
- Using the initial URL a visitor uses when first landing on your site
- Using the final URL a visitor uses when leaving your site
- Using their social media profiles to contextualize their favorite platforms
- Using Google Analytics
- A resource that offers dozens of canned reports built around marketing best practices
- A reporting add-on feature you can buy for an additional $300 a month
- Dozens of canned reports that help you dig a little deeper into your data — only currently available to HubSpot Admins
- The section of your public library where HubSpot developers sit when creating the HubSpot reporting tools
- True
- False
- 77. Which Is NOT An Example Of Demographic Information That Can Help Bring Value To Your Buyer Persona Research?
- Age range
- Geographical location
- Shoe size
- Income range
- Psychographic information
- Demographic information
- Both are equal
- Neither. Your buyer personas are actual customers you’ve worked with.
- 20
- 300
- 800
- 1,500
- Influenced contacts
- Closed deals
- New contacts (first touch)
- A, B, and C
- True
- False
- Adding a call-to-action
- Italicizing text
- Inserting an H2 or H3 header
- Calling out a quoted sentence
- Templates and pages are the same thing.
- To create a page, a marketer must first build a new template using the design manager.
- Pages and templates are unrelated.
- Pages are created from templates, which can be built in the design manager or downloaded from the marketplace.
- Any template in the marketplace will be a great fit for your content.
- A web developer is recommended for best results.
- Learning to select the best templates for your needs can help your organization build great pages faster.
- The most important consideration when selecting templates is brand alignment
- True
- False
- A single page that covers all aspects of the topic, with room for more in-depth reporting
- A pop-up form
- The page typically encountered first on a website that usually contains links to the other pages of the site
- Website pages that are designed to convert visitors into leads
- Awareness
- Consideration
- Decision
- A, B, and C
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Manage and Report
- Manage and Analyze
- Post-Send Details and Report
- Analyze and Report
- Add a list of contacts, add individual contacts, or save the email as a sales email.
- Add a list of contacts, add individual contacts, or save the email as a services email.
- Add a list of contacts, add individual contacts, or save the email for automation.
- Add individual contacts, save the email for automation, or save the email as a transactional email.
- Sales automation
- Marketing automation
- Sequence automation
- Productivity automation
- Start from scratch, Center on a sales date, and Center on a date property
- Start from scratch, Center on a marketing date, and Center on a date property
- Start from scratch, Center on a date, and Center on a date property
- Start from a contact property, Center on a date, and Center on a date property
- Get Found, Close, Analyze
- Get Found, Convert, Analyze
- Convert, Close, Delight
- Convert, Delight, Analyze
- Identify current performance for your KPIs.
- Create a project plan to meet your goals.
- Identify your areas of opportunity.
- All of the above
- True
- False
- Smart List report
- Sources report
- Conversations report
- Top Personas report
- True
- False
- Text-based call-to-action at the top
- Image-based call-to-action at the top
- At least one call-to-action per three paragraphs of text
- A and B
- A, B, and C
- True
- False
- static
- active
- filtered
- Moving
- True
- False