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What does an Experience Targeting (XT) activity do?

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1. It tests multiple experiences against each other to find the best performer, like an A/B test but with a different algorithm
2. It matches a specific audience to a dedicated experience. Each qualifying visitor receives their one designated experience rather than being randomly split; it does not have experiences competing for a winner
3. It is identical to an A/B test but allows more than four experiences
4. It is used only for email and non-web channels

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What is the typical workflow relationship between A/B tests and Experience Targeting activities?

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1. Experience Targeting always comes first. You identify your audience before testing content
2. They are interchangeable with no typical sequencing relationship
3. A/B tests typically come first to learn which experience resonates best; once a winner is identified, an Experience Targeting activity delivers that winning experience to the right audience on an ongoing basis
4. Experience Targeting activities run simultaneously with A/B tests to validate results in real time

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When audiences in an Experience Targeting activity are not mutually exclusive, what is the best practice for ordering experiences?

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1. Place the broadest, most general audiences at the top so they catch the most traffic
2. Ordering does not matter when audiences are not mutually exclusive
3. Place the more specific, targeted audiences at the top and the broader audiences toward the bottom, so the broader audiences act as a catch-all for remaining traffic without pulling visitors away from the more specific experiences
4. Place the highest-converting experience at the top regardless of audience specificity

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How does the VEC look different when configuring an Experience Targeting activity compared to an A/B test?

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1. The VEC displays a split-test percentage bar across the top instead of experience tabs
2. The left-hand rail displays audiences alongside each experience, showing the 1-to-1 pairing of audience to experience, and includes the ability to drag and drop experiences to change their evaluation order, which is not present in A/B tests
3. The VEC is unavailable for Experience Targeting; all XT activities must use the Form-Based Experience Composer
4. The VEC shows only one experience at a time and does not allow switching between experiences

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Why are mutually exclusive audiences recommended in an Experience Targeting activity?

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1. Target requires mutually exclusive audiences and will not save the activity if audiences overlap
2. Mutually exclusive audiences ensure each visitor can only qualify for one experience, preventing a visitor who meets multiple audience criteria from being placed in an unpredictable or inconsistent experience, which would also make report data unreliable
3. Overlapping audiences are handled automatically by the system with no risk of inconsistency
4. Non-exclusive audiences cause the cascading evaluation to skip to the last qualifying experience, inflating conversion counts

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