AD0-E409 · Question #113
A client wants to set up an Activity using Analytics for Target (A4T) and needs to send Target- based conversion data to Adobe Analytics. Which metric name will this data be given in Adobe Analytics?
The correct answer is A. Activity Conversions. When Adobe Target sends conversion data to Adobe Analytics via A4T, it uses the standardized metric name "Activity Conversions" - this is the fixed, out-of-the-box metric name that Adobe Analytics assigns to Target goal completions, regardless of what the goal is called inside…
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A client wants to set up an Activity using Analytics for Target (A4T) and needs to send Target- based conversion data to Adobe Analytics. Which metric name will this data be given in Adobe Analytics?
Options
- AActivity Conversions
- BActivity Impressions
- CActivity Goals
- DActivity Success Rate
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A74% (40)
- B4% (2)
- C15% (8)
- D7% (4)
Explanation
When Adobe Target sends conversion data to Adobe Analytics via A4T, it uses the standardized metric name "Activity Conversions" - this is the fixed, out-of-the-box metric name that Adobe Analytics assigns to Target goal completions, regardless of what the goal is called inside Target itself.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Activity Impressions) tracks visit/view counts for the activity, not conversions - it's a real A4T metric, but measures exposure, not goals met.
- C (Activity Goals) sounds logical but is not an actual Adobe Analytics metric name in the A4T schema; it's a conceptual term, not a system-generated one.
- D (Activity Success Rate) doesn't exist as a standalone A4T metric - success rate would be a calculated metric you build yourself (conversions ÷ impressions), not something automatically sent by Target.
Memory tip: Think of the A4T metric trio as Impressions → Conversions → (calculated) Rate. Adobe Analytics receives raw counts (Activity Impressions and Activity Conversions), and anything rate-based is derived - so "Activity Conversions" is the only term that fits a raw conversion count sent directly from Target.
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