AD0-E409 · Question #108
A client would like to use the Category Affinity feature of Adobe Target. Which Target request (mbox) parameter should be used to record category information?
The correct answer is B. user.categoryId. Option B (user.categoryId) is correct because Adobe Target's Category Affinity feature is specifically designed to read this mbox parameter to record which category a visitor is currently viewing, then automatically builds and scores affinity profiles over time based on those…
Question
A client would like to use the Category Affinity feature of Adobe Target. Which Target request (mbox) parameter should be used to record category information?
Options
- Aentity.categoryId
- Buser.categoryId
- Cprofile.categoryId
- Duser.categoryAffinities
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A9% (4)
- B74% (35)
- C13% (6)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Option B (user.categoryId) is correct because Adobe Target's Category Affinity feature is specifically designed to read this mbox parameter to record which category a visitor is currently viewing, then automatically builds and scores affinity profiles over time based on those visits.
- A (
entity.categoryId) is wrong - theentity.prefix belongs to the Recommendations feature, used to describe product/content attributes (like which category an item belongs to), not to track user browsing behavior for affinity. - C (
profile.categoryId) is wrong - whileprofile.parameters store persistent user data,profile.categoryIdis not a recognized Adobe Target parameter; using an arbitrary profile parameter won't trigger the Category Affinity engine. - D (
user.categoryAffinities) is wrong - this is an output, not an input. Adobe Target writes the calculated affinity scores touser.categoryAffinitiesafter processing; you read it for targeting, you don't pass it in.
Memory tip: Think of it as a two-step flow - you send user.categoryId (what the user is looking at now), and Target returns user.categoryAffinities (what the user cares about over time). Input → user.categoryId; Output → user.categoryAffinities.
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