- Adobe Target Tutorials Overview
- Administration
- Implementation
- Introduction to Target Implementation
- Integrate Target with Launch
- Implement in Websites with Launch
- Benefits of using Locations
- Introduction to Target Requests
- Introduction to Target Parameters
- Understand How at.js 2.0 Works
- Implement at.js 2.0 in a Single Page Application (SPA)
- Design a Target Implementation
- Next Steps to Design a Target Implementation
- Use Opt-In to Control Experience Cloud Solutions Based on User Consent
- Understand Adobe Target Hybrid Deployment
- On-Device Decisioning Overview
- Integrations
- Integrate Target with Analytics
- Use Analytics as a Data Source for Target (A4T)
- Set up A4T Reports in Analysis Workspace for Auto-Target Activities
- Integrate Target with Audience Manager
- Integrate Target with Experience Cloud Audiences
- Integrate Target with Campaign
- Integrate Target with Adobe I/O
- Integrate Target with Scene7
- Integrate Target with Adobe Experience Manager
- Use AEM Experience Fragments in Adobe Target
- Data In: Use Data Providers to integrate third-party data
- Data In: Implement Data Providers to integrate third-party data
- Data Out: Use Response Tokens and at.js Custom Events
- Activities
- Audiences
- Experiences
- Reports
- Recommendations
- Troubleshooting
- Mobile
- APIs
Adobe Target Hybrid Deployment
Adobe Target offers a unique hybrid deployment model for personalization—blending client-side and server-side implementations. This hybrid model allows non-technical users to author an experiment or personalization activity using the WYSIWYG Visual Experience Composer and have the experience be executed, delivered, and rendered by the server-side for a highly performant delivery.
Objectives
By the end of this video, you will:
- Understand what a hybrid deployment of Adobe Target entails
- Understand the benefits of a hybrid deployment
- Observe the reduction in server calls made possible by a hybrid deployment
Intended Audience
- Developers
- Architects
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