LenoxSoft has a training portal for customers. A Pardot page action changes a Prospect's Engagement custom field to Engaged for any prospects who views the page. Customer who regularly engage with the portal have more success with the platform, and those with low engagement have a high rate of attrition. To encourage engagement with the portal, Lenoxsoft wishes to use this custom field as the basis to develop a Training Engagement Program that encourages prospects to sign up for a live webinar which promotes the portal. They have the following requirements. - Prospects with no Engagement custom field value should be added to the Training Engagement Program - If Prospects register for the Webinar and view the training portal, they are removed from the Training Engagement Program What steps should Lenoxsoft take to achieve these requirements?
LenoxSoft's corporate marketing team has Pardot users who are users in all of their five Pardot Business Units. User A primarily focuses on the North American business unit (BU), but is asked to review a new Engagement Studio program in the European BU before the European marketing team resumes the program.
How would user A accomplish this?
LenoxSoft hosts content in Pardot and makes it available to prospects via a form submission on their website.
They have noticed a high number of form submissions, but some email addresses provided appear to be invalid or fake.
Which two strategies for gating content should ensure real prospects are the ones accessing the content?
Choose 2 answers
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