Salesforce CRM Academy Quiz1

Salesforce CMS is a

• Content Management System

• Coupled CMS

• Hybrid CMS

• None of the above

Is traditional CMS mostly Coupled or Headless

• Neither

• Coupled

• Headless

Commonly recognized PROs of a Headed (or Coupled) CMS? (select all that apply)

• Easy to extend to additional channels

• Automatic upgrades for latest features

• Familiarity in marketing teams

• Flexibility and robustness for content marketer

Commonly recognized CONs of a Headed (or Coupled) CMS? (select all that apply)

• Protracted implementation and upgrade cycles

• Content publishing relegated to web only

• Familiarity in marketing teams

• Difficult to deliver content to all customer experiences

Which of the following are strengths of a Headless CMS? (select all that apply)

• Easy for marketers to author, preview, and publish

• Robust API offering;developer friendly

• Content can be delivered to any touch point

• There is no strong signals or relationships between your data

• None of the above

What is the key differentiator of a Hybrid CMS?

• Content can be delivered to any touch point through clicks OR code

• Must be used with presentation tools of the same kind

• Mainly geared towards digital signatures and document sharing

• Can be used with a web site or customer applications but not both

I can use Salesforce CMS in combination with another CMS. (like Wordpress)

• True

• False

Salesforce CMS has a clicks integration with which other Salesforce Products? (select all that apply)

• Commerce (B2C & B2B)

• Pardot

• Marketing Cloud - Email Studio

• Community Cloud

• All of the Above

What are some common functional gaps being addressed in the salesforce CMS feature set? (select all that apply)

• Publishing workflows and approvals

• Content consumption reports

• Migration(content import) tool

• Workspaces for content creators

If you have a high-scale use case CMS content should be copied to the delivery infrastructure that is designed for high-scale

• False

• True