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Core Components of Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO) – Beginner Guide What Are the Core Components of Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO)? In our AJO course series, we already learned what AJO is and why businesses use it . Now it's time to understand the main building blocks that make Adobe Journey Optimizer work. Think of AJO like a smart marketing control room where every customer message is planned, personalized, and delivered automatically. 1️⃣ Profiles – The Heart of AJO A Profile is the digital identity of a customer. It includes: Name, Email, Phone Number Location Purchase history Website and app behavior Real-Time Example: Priya browses running shoes but doesn’t buy. AJO updates her profile with “Interested in Running Shoes.” Now future messages can be personalized. 2️⃣ Events – Customer Actions Events are actions customers perform that trigger journeys. Product viewed Added to cart Purchase ...

How AJO Works with Adobe Experience Platform How Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO) Works with Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) In the previous lesson, we learned what Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO) is. Now the big question is: Where does AJO get customer data from? How does it know what a customer is doing in real time? AEP = Brain (stores customer data) AJO = Action (uses data to send messages) What is Adobe Experience Platform (AEP)? AEP is a system that collects and organizes customer data from websites, apps, CRM systems, purchases, and more. It creates one unified customer profile. How AJO Uses AEP (Step-by-Step) Step 1️⃣ — Data Enters AEP Everything starts with customer actions. Customers do things like: Viewing a product Signing up on a website Making a purchase This data flows into AEP through: Website tracking Mobile app tracking CRM uploads API integrations AEP stores this as: ...