AD0-E606 practice exam and study guide
Adobe Journey Optimizer Developer Expert
Timed practice tests for AD0-E606 on the real exam's time limit and blueprint. Every question is original and every option is explained. Your score is broken down by the sections Adobe publishes, so you see what to study next. The question bank holds hundreds of practice questions.
Exam facts
- Passing score: 33/50 [1]
- Time limit: 100 minutes [1]
- Level: Expert [1]
- Exam fee: $225 (global) / $150 (India) [1]
- Exam languages (real exam): English [1]
- Delivery: Online proctored (requires camera access) [1]
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Exam sections and weights
Adobe publishes these sections and objectives for AD0-E606, quoted here as Adobe words them. [1]
Section 1: Administration and Configuration, 20% of the exam
- "Identify which permissions are necessary to perform various tasks"
- "Describe the concept of the sandbox and how the data can be used across business units"
- "Demonstrate an understanding of Channel Administration"
- "Determine the appropriate application of Events/Actions/Data Sources"
- "Identify when to use AJO specific APIs: throttling, capping, suppression, object copy, interactive message execution"
Section 2: Journey Orchestration, 22% of the exam
- "Given a scenario, target customers on a multi-channel/multi-step journey"
- "Interpret reports and debug performance metrics"
- "Given a scenario, determine the appropriate use cases for a journey type"
- "Prepare test cases (for example, experimentation or multi-channel journey)"
Section 3: Offer Decisioning, 16% of the exam
- "Demonstrate an understanding of creating and managing offers and components"
- "Demonstrate how to use test profiles to run offer simulation"
- "Explain the difference between Offer Hub and Edge API"
- "Apply the process to create decisions"
- "Apply the process to add offers on different channels"
Section 4: Content Authoring, 22% of the exam
- "Demonstrate how to create email, SMS, in app messages and push notifications"
- "Interpret Helper functions and personalization syntax to show what would be displayed"
- "Demonstrate an understanding of validating, proof, debug, and publishing a journey"
Section 5: Data Modeling, 18% of the exam
- "Differentiate between profile and event type Schemas"
- "Explain how to set up data sources and data ingestion"
- "Explain the difference between Schema, Datasets and Union Schema"
- "Explain profile and identities"
- "Given a scenario, determine the appropriate segmentation service"
Sample questions
Three questions from the AD0-E606 practice bank, with the answer and why each option is right or wrong.
Question 1
A developer holds only the built-in Journey Manager role. In the development sandbox, they open the actions list and the data sources list to add a custom action and an external data source, but they cannot create either one. What is the reason?
- A. Their role does not include Manage journeys events, data sources and actions.
- B. Their role does not include the Publish journeys permission.
- C. Their role does not include View journeys events, data sources and actions.
Answer: A. Rights on journey events, data sources and actions come at two levels. The view level lets a journey builder use what exists. Only the manage level creates, edits and deletes these objects, so a developer who builds integrations needs it. [2]
- A. Right. Manage journeys events, data sources and actions carries the read, write and delete rights on journey events, data sources and actions, so it lets the developer create both objects.
- B. Wrong. Publish journeys lets users publish journeys. It gives no right to create events, data sources or actions.
- C. Wrong. The Journey Manager role already includes read only access to journey events, custom actions and data sources. The view level lets a builder use these objects in a journey, not create them.
Question 2
A developer builds a journey in Adobe Journey Optimizer that sends a push notification and then shows an in-app message. When users open the app right after the push, the in-app message sometimes does not appear. What should the developer add between the two actions?
- A. A Reaction on the push notification with a 40 second event timeout.
- B. A Percentage split that sends half of the profiles to the in-app first.
- C. A Wait of 5 to 15 minutes so the in-app payload has time to propagate.
Answer: C. When an in-app message should appear shortly after a push notification, put a Wait between them. A wait of 5 to 15 minutes is typical, so the in-app payload can propagate before the app asks for it. [3]
- A. Wrong. A Reaction routes profiles on opens or clicks of a message sent earlier in the same journey. It does not give the in-app payload time to propagate.
- B. Wrong. A Percentage split divides profiles between paths. It adds no delay before the in-app action for anyone.
- C. Right. To show an in-app message shortly after a push notification, add a Wait activity so the in-app payload has time to propagate. A wait of 5 to 15 minutes is typical, with exact times depending on payload complexity and personalization.
Question 3
A developer adds a custom attribute to the decision item catalog schema in Adobe Journey Optimizer. The attribute holds a link for each decision item, and the team needs clicks on that link tracked. Which data type should the attribute use?
- A. Decisioning Content
- B. Object
- C. String
- D. Decisioning Asset
Answer: D. Link tracking in Decisioning depends on the data type in the catalog schema. Define every link you want tracked as a Decisioning Asset. A link stored in an attribute of another type is not trackable. [4]
- A. Wrong. Decisioning Content does not make a link trackable. Only links defined in the schema as Decisioning Assets are tracked.
- B. Wrong. Object groups nested fields. It does not make a link trackable.
- C. Wrong. A link held in an ordinary attribute is an attribute based link, and attribute based links are not trackable.
- D. Right. To track links generated by decisioning, define them in the schema as Decisioning Assets. Attribute based links are not trackable.
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References
[1] https://certification.adobe.com/certification/journey-optimizer-developer-expert/199