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# 9.4 Combine Adobe Target and Offer Decisioning

## 9.4.1 Collect your demo project's shareable link

In order to load the demo website project in Adobe Target, you first need to collect a special link that will allow Adobe Target to load your demo website project.

To do that, go to <https://builder.adobedemo.com/projects>. After logging in with your Adobe ID, you'll see this. Click your website project to open it.

![RTCDP](/files/uuHuxdY7PdfPRxe5g2Y8)

You'll now see this. Click **Share**.

![RTCDP](/files/LLTcUpJ4EKitjrZREEsS)

Click **Generate Link** and then copy the link to your clipboard.

![RTCDP](/files/3fLGpdfkdZONJNmOPF8D)

Go to <https://bitly.com>, paste the link you copied and click **Shorten**. You'll now get a shortened link, which looks like this: `https://bit.ly/3JxN7aG`. You'll need that link in the next exercise.

![RTCDP](/files/cJLyWcd2mjI0WoX4c0IV)

## 9.4.2 Collect

Now go to the Adobe Experience Cloud homepage by going to <https://experiencecloud.adobe.com/>. Click **Target**.

![RTCDP](/files/fT0fwk3cSIyJ6XPaHdtB)

On the **Adobe Target** homepage, you'll see all existing Activities.

![RTCDP](/files/aNlLOYjoQOyZC4uGRvDR)

Click **+ Create Activity** to create a new Activity.

![RTCDP](/files/PGt7Ebe75icDcrsSuoiy)

Select **Experience Targeting**.

![RTCDP](/files/bU5MHDBdexHhdLOpClJT)

Now select **Visual** and paste your shortened link in the field **Enter Activity URL**. Click **Next**.

![RTCDP](/files/DFAUxvZRQRxTssPl7wkR)

You'll then see your demo website project being loaded in the Visuel Experience Composer.

![RTCDP](/files/898LPwKYlZOPciqOC935)

Go to **Browse** mode to click **Allow all** on the cookie consent popup.

![RTCDP](/files/BLJrWKyKXp9Wbit0rIs3)

Click the area which contains the text **Featured Categories**. Click **Insert Before** and then select **Offer Decision**.

![RTCDP](/files/YWW32RJIrmDJr8Lrxy9D)

You'll then see this popup. Select your sandbox `--aepSandboxId--` and then select the placement **Web - Image**.

![RTCDP](/files/kEcdiqEOlvBqnqrgyr5z)

Next, select your decision `--demoProfileLdap-- - Luma Decision`. Click **Save**.

![RTCDP](/files/D1FpUkovIHBPegxMc1lM)

You'll then see this. Make sure the add an additional template rule **URL** **contains** **your-project-name**. CLick **Save**.

![RTCDP](/files/cHQzkYNjMOyp5QapexYF)

You'll then see this. Click **Next**.

![RTCDP](/files/zfLZlGVF97J6mIDlOhPP)

Enter a name for your offer, use this name: `--demoProfileLdap-- - XT with Offers (VEC)`. Click **Next**.

![RTCDP](/files/NcimDU9sFeuml4YNnGF8)

You'll then see this. Define your **Goal Metric** as indicated. Click **Save & Close**.

![RTCDP](/files/55uUd6GMOhk0N6vvRvIS)

Your offer is now created and is being published.

![RTCDP](/files/rqIPrOteF2e8x9GZzn9Y)

Once your offer is published, you can enable it.


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