People fail the Salesforce Admin exam not because they are not intelligent, but because they study the wrong way. Here are some insider secrets that can massively improve your chances of passing first time 👇 1. Understand the business use case The exam is heavily scenario based. Salesforce wants to know if you understand WHY a feature should be used in a real business situation. 2. Focus heavily on Security A huge number of questions come from: ✅ Profiles ✅ Permission Sets ✅ Roles ✅ Sharing Rules ✅ OWD If your security knowledge is weak, the exam will expose it quickly. 3. Learn how Salesforce thinks Sometimes multiple answers look correct. The key is choosing the answer Salesforce considers BEST PRACTICE. Always ask yourself: “What would Salesforce recommend first?” 4. Eliminate wrong answers quickly Even if you do not fully know the answer, removing 2 obviously wrong options massively increases your chances. This is a powerful exam technique. 5. Reading alone is not enough You must practice inside a Salesforce org daily. ✅ Create Flows ✅ Build Reports ✅ Configure Security ✅ Create Automation ✅ Explore Setup Hands on experience makes the scenarios easier during the exam. 6. Master the questions I will provide This is extremely important. 1 to 2 weeks before your exam, you should focus heavily on mastering the questions I will provide. Study them repeatedly. Understand WHY the answers are correct. Try to memorise as many patterns and scenarios as possible. The more questions you master, the faster your brain recognises patterns during the real exam, you are likely to see 80% of the questions i provide. If you are preparing seriously for the certification and want access to the questions, comment below and i will send them to you. 7. Read every question carefully Salesforce uses wording tricks. Words like: ❌ Automatically ❌ Most scalable ❌ Minimum maintenance ❌ Without changing ownership These small details completely change the answer.

Hi Efetobore Bernard Igoni, Congratulations on earning Salesforce Certified Platform Administrator! Test Taker Name: Efetobore Bernard Igoni Exam: Salesforce Certified Platform Administrator Result: Pass Date Completed: March 28, 2026 Review section-level scoring Configuration and Setup: 78% Object Manager and Lightning App Builder: 56% Sales and Marketing Applications: 100% Service and Support Applications: 67% Productivity and Collaboration: 50% Data and Analytics Management: 80% Automation: 78% Agentforce AI: 40% I want to encourage all of us here on this platform to take the test if you are due to take the test. How do you know you are due ? 1) Make post of where you are constantly ,so you can be advised by Godwin 2) If you observe the break down above, you should try and cover all that aspect before writing the exam. 3) You can leverage the Pathway AI to learn most of the topics are there and you just have to practice 4) Past questions are good but you can't depend on past questions alone 5) Goto Trailhead and practice Modules related to the breakdown ahead . I also want to say thank you to our Mentor @Godwin Mbah ,our amiable instructors @Divine Lantum and @Josephine Nti ,i really appreciate you guys for your supports. Please don't be angry i didn't score 100% in all the section "Na book i nor Know" but i trust you will knock it 100%. Thanks so much for reading me.

🚀 Built a Salesforce Support Dashboard from scratch! As part of my Salesforce Admin journey, I designed a case management system for ConnectWave Internet Ltd to improve customer support operations. 📊 This dashboard provides real-time insights into: • Case status and workload • High-priority issues • Types of customer problems • Regional case distribution 💡 This solution helps support teams prioritise urgent cases, reduce delays, and improve customer satisfaction. Proud of this milestone — more Salesforce projects coming soon! #Salesforce #SalesforceAdmin #CRM #Trailblaze #TechCareer #CustomerSuccess

Today I built a Screen Flow in Salesforce to automatically update an existing Contact or create a new one based on email matching. Flow logic: • User enters Contact details (Name, Email, Phone) • Flow checks if a Contact with the same Email exists • If found → the record is updated • If not found → a new Contact is created This approach helps: • Prevent duplicate records • Maintain clean CRM data• Improve user efficiency with automation I also experimented with mass updating Contact records during testing. I made a small mistake there, but it was a great learning moment — I’ll share the fix and lessons learned in my next post. Sharing this as part of Study, Share, Grow 📚 because progress isn’t about perfection

Let’s push harder from the ground to TOP!! YES WE CAN 👌 🔥