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Tumblr’s user-friendly platform and visual nature makes it easy for brands to tell their story through ___________

September 21, 2016 By CertificationAnswers

 

Tumblr’s user-friendly platform and visual nature makes it easy for brands to tell their story through ___________

 

A) text, photos, links and quotes

 

B) photos, collections and discoveries

 

C) videos and subscriptions

 

D) none of the above

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ_LZuVA6gk

 

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Using social platforms, businesses can target niche markets and reach specific demographics.

September 21, 2016 By CertificationAnswers

Using social platforms, businesses can target niche markets and reach specific demographics.

 

A) TRUE

B) FALSE

 

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Anne–Marie’s business goal is to generate online sales of her handmade purses. Her AdWords costs are $100 per week and she wants to know if her advertising investment is paying off. What additional information do you need in order to calculate her return on investment (ROI)?

September 5, 2016 By CertificationAnswers

 

Anne-Marie’s business goal is to generate online sales of her handmade purses. Her AdWords costs are $100 per week and she wants to know if her advertising investment is paying off. What additional information do you need in order to calculate her return on investment (ROI)

 

Number of clicks on her ads and costs to produce her purses

 

How many times her ads have been viewed and clicked on

 

Number of clicks on her ads and revenue they generated

 

Costs to produce her purses and revenue generated from her ads

 

 

Explanation:

ROI is the ratio of your net profit to your costs. It’s typically the most important measurement for an advertiser because it’s based on your specific advertising goals and shows the real effect your advertising efforts have on your business. The exact method you use to calculate ROI depends upon the goals of your campaign.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/1722066?hl=en

 

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Ecommerce Analytics: From Data to Decisions Answers

August 15, 2016 By CertificationAnswers

Ecommerce Analytics: From Data to Decisions Answers discover useful reporting and analysis techniques to help your ecommerce business make informed decisions using Google Analytics data. In this self-paced online course, you’ll immerse yourself in the measurement planning process and practice navigating Google Analytics to improve the performance of an example ecommerce business.

Ecommerce Analytics: From Data to Decisions Answers - Analytics Academy

1 – Introduction to Ecommerce Analysis – Assessment

 

1.

You should use the same dashboard to monitor your site’s performance, regardless of business objectives and job roles.

True

False

 

2.

Google Analytics segments allows you to do which of the following?

(select all answers that apply)

Copy built-in segments

Create your own customized segments

Build segments using dimensions or metrics

Create a session segment spanning multiple sessions

 

3.

The “All Sessions” segment includes every session within the selected date range.

True

False

 

4.

What allows you to create segments based on a specified order of user conditions?

System segments

Sequence segments

Shared segments

Starred segments

 

5.

In this Overview report, which audience segment has the longest session duration and highest pages per session?

The Referral Traffic segment

The Search Traffic segment

The Direct Traffic segment

Cannot tell from this report

 

6.

To create a segment that includes all users who have seen the summer promotion landing page during any session, what setting needs to change?

Change the filter setting from “Sessions” to “Users”

Change the filter setting from “Include” to “Exclude”

Change the dimension setting from “Landing Page” to “Page Title”

Change the rule from “exactly matches” to “does not match”

 

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2 – Understanding Customers – Assessment

 

If one of your site’s paid traffic sources had a low ecommerce conversion rate, which actions should you take?

Immediately stop investing in marketing for the source

Immediately increase marketing spend for the source

Determine whether the traffic source fulfills other site goals

Determine whether the source assists in conversions

 

In this Multi-Channel Funnel report, which two channels have the highest overlap and would benefit from coordinated marketing messaging?

Paid Search & Social Network

Paid Search & Display

Email & Display

Email & Social Network

 

In this Multi-Channel Funnel report, which channel is the best at assisting ecommerce conversions relative to the number of Last Click or Direct Conversions it drove?

Direct

Referral

Organic Search

Email

Social Network

 

In this Attribution report, which channel misses out on the most conversion credit when using the “Last Interaction” model (versus the “First Interaction” or “Linear” conversion models)?

Direct

Email

Referral

Organic Search

Social Network

 

Based on this Demographics report, which gender, age, and user type is most likely to make a purchase?

new male visitors aged 18-25

new male visitors aged 25-34

returning female visitors aged 35-44

returning male visitors aged 45-54

 

3 – Understanding Shopping Behavior – Assessment

 

To use the Product List Performance and Shopping Behavior Analysis reports, you must first implement Enhanced Ecommerce on your website.

True

False

 

The Product List Performance report provides a recommended list of products to remove from your website.

True

False

 

In this Product List Performance report, which product list and list position is most efficient at driving product clicks?

Position 1 on the Homepage Promo list

Position 1 on the Similar Products list

Position 3 on the Homepage Promo list

Position 3 on the Similar Products list

 

In this Product Performance report, which product indicates potential issues with the product details page?

22 oz. Mini Mountain Bottle

Travel Journal

Organic Basic T-Shirt

Men’s Heather T-Shirt

 

In this Checkout Behavior Analysis report, which step in the checkout process should you optimize based on its drop-off rate?

Billing

Shipping

Payment

Review

 

 

 

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Google Analytics Platform Principles Answers

August 15, 2016 By CertificationAnswers

Google Analytics Platform Principles Certification Exam Answers. Learn how the Google Analytics Platform collects, configures, and processes the business data you need for reporting and analysis.

Google Analytics Platform Principles Exam Answers

Course Overview

  • Unit 1: Platform Fundamentals
    • Lesson 1: Course overview
    • Lesson 2: The platform components
    • Lesson 3: The data model
  • Unit 2: Collection
    • Lesson 1: Data collection overview
    • Lesson 2: Website data collection
    • Lesson 3: Mobile app data collection
    • Lesson 4: Measurement Protocol data collection
  • Unit 3: Processing & Configuration
    • Lesson 1: Processing & configuration overview
    • Lesson 2: Processing hits into sessions & users
    • Lesson 3: Importing data into Google Analytics
    • Lesson 4: Transforming & aggregating data
  • Unit 4: Reporting
    • Lesson 1: Reporting overview
    • Lesson 2: Building reports with dimensions & metrics
    • Lesson 3: The reporting APIs
    • Lesson 4: Report sampling

Unit 1, Lesson 2: The platform components

1. What are the four main parts of the Google Analytics platform?

Collection, Processing, Continuation, and Reporting
Configuration, Processing, Reporting, and Recollection
Configuration, Collection, Progressing, and Reporting
Collection, Configuration, Processing, and Reporting

2. During data Processing, Google Analytics:

transforms the raw data from Collection using the Configuration settings
collects the data from Analytics tracking code added to a website, mobile application or other digital environment
lets you access and analyze your data using the Reporting interface
lets you adjust Configuration settings before data is collected

3. Once your Google Analytics data has been processed, it can not be changed.

True
False

Unit 1, Lesson 3: The data model

1. What is the hierarchy of the Google Analytics data model?

Interactions > Users > Sessions
Sessions > Users > Interactions
Users > Sessions > Interactions
Sessions > Visitors > Interactions

2. Google Analytics is able to measure if a user is a first time visitor or repeat visitor.

True
False

3. Which of the following are “hit” types tracked by Google Analytics? (select all that apply)

Pageviews
Reservations
Events
Transactions
 Unit 2, Lesson 1: Data collection overview

1. The tracking code in Google Analytics: (select all that apply)

connects data to your specific Google Analytics account
sends data back to your Google Analytics account for reporting
tracks changes in your AdWords account
identifies new and returning users

2. The same type of Google Analytics tracking code should be used for both a website and a mobile app.

True
False

Unit 2, Lesson 2: Website data collection

1. You should include Google Analytics tracking code on every page of a website you want to track.

True
False

2. Where does the Google Analytics tracking code belong?

After the closing </head> tag in your HTML
Before the closing </head> tag in your HTML
After the closing </body> tag in your HTML
Before the closing </body> tag in your HTML

3. In order to distinguish between users on web pages, Google Analytics:

uses the IP address of a device that accesses the site
uses the city, state and country of a visitor that access the site
creates anonymous unique identifiers using third-party cookies
creates anonymous unique identifiers using first-party cookies

Unit 2, Lesson 3: Mobile app data collection

1. For mobile applications, Google Analytics will use the same Javascript tracking code as websites.

True
False

2. Google Analytics stores mobile app usage data locally on the device and sends it to the Analytics account later using a batch process called:

resending
rerouting
dispatching
displacing

3. If an app gets uninstalled and then reinstalled, Google Analytics will have to create a new unique identifier on the device instead of matching the session as coming from a returning user.

True
False
Unit 2, Lesson 4: Measurement Protocol data collection

1. The measurement protocol can collect and send user activity data to Google Analytics from any web-connected device, such as a ticket kiosk.

True
False

2. Similar to the JavaScript and mobile SDKs, you’ll need to include a tracking ID with each hit collected by the Measurement Protocol.

True
False

Unit 3, Lesson 1: Processing & configuration overview

1. When Google Analytics processes data, one of the main tasks it completes is organizing hits into:

users and sessions
cohorts and interactions
registered users and browsers
purchasers and browsers

2. Third-party data may be joined with the Google Analytics data collected via the tracking code.

True
False

3. During aggregation, Google Analytics:

exports the collected data into a Google Spreadsheet
organizes the collected data into pivot tables
organizes the collected data within database tables
samples the data immediately
Unit 3, Lesson 2: Processing hits into sessions & users

1. How is Google Analytics able to determine if a group of website interactions are all from the same user device?

By detecting what city, operating system and browser the hits come from
By setting a unique ID for the device that is attached to each hit
By grouping together all hits that are collected within a 30 minute time period
Google Analytics is not able to detect if a group of interactions are from the same user device

2. Rather than using the random numbers that the tracking code creates, you can override the unique ID with your own number.

True
False

3. A session in Google Analytics consists of:

The reports generated by users over a specific period of time
Interactions or hits from a specific user for all time
Interactions or hits from a specific user over a defined period of time
A group of users getting together in person to discuss analytics

4. By default, an Analytics session ends when inactive for:

15 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
60 minutes

Unit 3, Lesson 3: Importing data into Google Analytics

1. How can you add data to Google Analytics from other sources? (select the 3 correct answers)

Link your AdWords account to Google Analytics to import advertising data
Use Cost Data Import to upload click and cost data from non-AdWords campaigns
Import a .csv file into Google Analytics to attach new dimensions to existing dimensions
Upload data to Google Spreadsheets and automatically sync it with your Google Analytics account

2. To add external data to Google Analytics using the Data Import feature, you must have:

a key that links the imported data with Google Analytics
a key that links the imported data with your AdWords account
an SDK that links the imported data with Google Analytics
an API that links the imported data with your AdWords account

3. What are the two methods of importing external data into Google Analytics using Dimension Widening? (select the 2 correct answers)

Linking to Google Spreadsheets
Using the Mobile SDKs
Using the API
Uploading a spreadsheet or CSV file
Unit 3, Lesson 4: Transforming & aggregating data

1. Which of the following are configurations that permanently modify your data during the processing stage? (select the 4 correct answers)

Channel Groups
Content Groups
Custom Reports
Filters
Goals
Javascript Customization

2. Filters can modify the data in your Google Analytics reports by: (select the 3 correct answers)

including data
excluding data
exporting data
changing how data looks in reports

3. Google Analytics Goals let you specify:

which users are likely to convert
which interactions should be used to calculate conversions
which users spend the most time on your home page
which page or screen is the first of a user’s visit

4. Which types of groups can you create in Google Analytics? (select the 2 correct answers)

Channel Groups
Conversion Groups
Content Groups
Conversation Groups

Unit 4, Lesson 1: Reporting overview

 

1. You can retrieve Google Analytics reporting data through the following methods: (select all that apply)

the account administration settings
the reporting interface
the SDKs
an API

2. The process Google Analytics uses to retrieve data from large, complex data sets faster is called:

retrieval
expediency
sampling
configuration
Unit 4, Lesson 2: Building reports with dimensions & metrics

1. The following are examples of dimensions: (select the 3 correct answers)

Traffic source
Page name
Country
Unique visitors

2. The following are examples of metrics: (select the 2 correct answers)

Unique visitors
Page name
Average visit duration
Traffic source

3. Every metric may be combined with every dimension in Google Analytics.

True
False

4. You want to create a report comparing the performance of pages on your site and decide to use the following dimensions and metrics: Page Title, Avg. Visit Duration, Goal 1 Conversion Rate. Which of the following statements is true about this report?

Google Analytics will allow you to create this report, and the report makes sense since you chose to combine hit-level metrics with the hit-level dimension Page Title.
Google Analytics will allow you to create this report, but the report does not make sense since you chose to combine session-level metrics with the hit-level dimension Page Title.
Google Analytics will not allow you to create this report.
Unit 4, Lesson 3: The reporting APIs

1. The reporting APIs can be used to: (select the 3 correct answers)

automate complex reporting tasks
automate your tracking code customizations
retrieve Google Analytics data for use in your own applications
build your own dashboard with Google Analytics data

2. Each query sent to the Reporting API must specify: (select the 3 correct answers)

the start and end dates
the name of the standard report you wish to use
which metrics to display
the ID of the account view that the data should be retrieved from
Unit 4, Lesson 4: Report sampling

1. If the data for a report you request is stored in a standard aggregate table, it will never be sampled in Google Analytics.

True
False

2. If you decrease the sample size for a report, more sessions will be used to calculate the report and it will take longer to generate.

True
False

3. You can adjust the sample size by: (select the 2 correct answers)

adding a segment to your report
adjusting the session timeout control
adjusting a control in the reporting interface
specifying the sample size when querying the API

Google Analytics Platform Principles Final Assessment Answers

1. What are the four main components of the Google Analytics platform? (select all that apply)

Collection
Configuration
Continuation
Processing
Progressing
Recollection
Reporting

2. The tracking code in Google Analytics: (select all that apply)

connects data to your specific Google Analytics account
sends data back to your Google Analytics account for reporting
tracks changes in your AdWords account
identifies new and returning users

3. Which Analytics tracking technology would you use to collect how users interact with a web-connected ticket kiosk?

Software Development Kit
JavaScript Tracking Code
The Measurement Protocol
HTML

4. Google Analytics can only recognize returning users on websites, not on mobile apps.

True
False

5. During data processing, Google Analytics: (select all that apply)

transforms your raw data from collection according to your configuration settings
aggregates your data into database tables
imports data from other sources you’ve defined, like Google AdWords or Webmaster Tools
organizes hits into sessions

6. A session in Google Analytics consists of:

the reports generated by users over a specific period of time
interactions or hits from a specific user for all time
interactions or hits from a specific user over a defined period of time
a group of users getting together in person to discuss Analytics

7. How can you add data to Google Analytics from other sources? (select all that apply)

By linking your AdWords account to Google Analytics to import your advertising data
By downloading your data from Webmaster Tools and manually importing it into Google Analytics
By uploading a .csv file to Google Analytics to attach new dimensions like “Topic” and “Author” to an existing dimension like “Page Title”
By using Cost Data Upload to import click and cost data from your non-AdWords advertising campaigns

8. Which of the following are configuration settings that can change how your data appears in your reports? (select all that apply)

Sessions
Channel Groupings
Filters
Users
Goals
Interactions

9. Which of the following are dimensions in Google Analytics? (select all that apply)

Campaign
Visits
Time on Page
City
Browser
Language
Pageviews
Unique Visitors

10. You can combine any metric with any dimension in a Google Analytics report.

True
False

11. When does Google Analytics sample data for reporting?

When the data you request has already been calculated in the aggregate tables
When you create a report with metric and dimension combinations that have not been pre-aggregated and the report is based on data from a large number of visits
When the report is pulled at the end of the high traffic week
When you create a report with metric and dimension combinations that have not been pre-aggregated and the report is based on data from a small number of visits

12. You’ve discovered that a significant portion of your site traffic is coming from your internal users and is skewing your customer data. Which of the following solutions should you implement to clean up your report data?

Have your site developers create a new version of your website for internal users only that doesn’t have the tracking code
Have your account administrator configure a Filter that excludes internal traffic from being included in your report views
Have your account administrator reprocess the data in your account to exclude internal users
There’s not a way to prevent the internal traffic from showing in your reports.

13. You’ve discovered that data about the Product pages of your ecommerce website is missing from your reports. Which of the following could be the cause? (select all that apply)

The data for the Product pages wasn’t collected because tracking code wasn’t placed on those pages of the site
Google Analytics doesn’t collect data from eCommerce sites
During processing Google Analytics sampled out the Product pages from your reports
A filter applied during processing was configured to remove Product pages data from your reports

14. For a website that hosts 45 minute-long documentary videos, what configuration settings could you use to more accurately track user engagement?

Add a Goal that tracks when a user lands on your site homepage
Add a Filter to exclude users who don’t watch a video on your site
Adjust the session timeout length to be greater than 45 minutes so that the session doesn’t automatically timeout while a user is watching a long video on the site
Create a Content Grouping that groups together all of your video pages in your reports

15. How could you create a customized dashboard in Google Analytics that you can monitor on a daily basis? (select all that apply)

Use the Google Analytics JavaScript tracking code to send data straight into a spreadsheet
Use the Google Analytics reporting APIs to automatically send data to a dashboard application you create
Create a dashboard directly in the Google Analytics user interface and share it with your team
It’s not possible to create a dashboard using Google Analytics data

 

 

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Google Web Designer Fundamentals Exam

August 14, 2016 By CertificationAnswers

Google Web Designer Fundamentals Exam
Google Web Designer Fundamentals Exam

Google Web Designer Fundamentals Exam


How can you get your creative to appear in the template library?

Save it as a template

Submit it to Google for inclusion

Creatives already automatically appear there

You cannot add creatives to the library

 

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How do you build a creative in Google Web Designer that restyles to fit portrait and landscape mobile phone orientations?

By including portrait and landscape versions within the same creative

By saving a different creative for each

By marking both landscape and portrait checkboxes

Google Web Designer creatives cannot restyle to fit screen orientation

 

How do you build a wider canvas version of your creative for wider screens?

By adding a width breakpoint in Landscape rules

By targeting the creative for wider screens in the ad server

Choose Wide in the Canvas dropdown

By marking the All orientation checkbox

 

How do you build a creative in Google Web Designer that restyles to fit larger and smaller screens?

By including larger and smaller versions within the same creative

By saving two different creatives in Google Web Designer

By turning on the creative’s auto-adjust

By setting the ad server to auto-adjust

 

How can you move an element in Quick mode animation?

By adding a scene and moving the element where desired

By selecting the element you want to move in the timeline and setting an event marker

By moving the element on the stage and clicking the play button at the top of the animation timeline

By selecting the keyframe in the transition editor

 

How does Google Web Designer help you build sophisticated creatives quickly?

By providing feature-rich templates

By rendering videos quickly

By pulling reusable code from the web

By providing direct uploads for creatives

 

How do you change the font text in your creative?

By choosing the font menu in the text tool

By selecting the font in the property inspector

By importing the font as an asset and dragging it onto the stage

By double clicking on the text tool

 

How do you navigate between the wider canvas version and narrower canvas version of your responsive creative?

By clicking left or right of the width breakpoint on the top ruler

By targeting the creative for wider screens in the ad server

By using the Alt-Tab buttons

By choosing Wide or Narrow in the Navigate menu

 

Where are the settings you need to make creatives adjust to screen size and orientation?

In the Responsive panel

The view menu

In the timeline

In the advanced video editor

 

What is a Google Web Designer feature that can accelerate ad creation for HTML5 coders and non-coders alike?

Library of advanced ad templates

Advanced video rendering

Rapid pixelation

High-speed publishing technology

 

How can you add detailed, sophisticated animations in Google Web Designer?

Use the timeline’s Advanced mode

Import them from an animation tool

Download them from Google Web Designer’s website

Choose them in the Animations menu

How do you add a YouTube video to your creative?

By adding the video link in the video component Properties panel

By importing the original source video as an asset

By dragging the video component onto the stage and adding the YouTube video link in the text box

By adding a video event in the Events panel

 

What does Google Web Designer help beginners do?

Build creatives without HTML5 coding skills

Learn HTML5 from experts

Consult award-winning graphic designers

Test ads on different browsers simultaneously

 

How can you add simple animations quickly in Google Web Designer?

Use the timeline’s Quick mode

You can’t, animation isn’t supported

Use the Animation panel

Insert one from the Animation library

 

What does Google Web Designer offer HTML5 coders in particular?

HTML5 syntax highlighting and autocompletion

A code sample library

See tips from award-winning graphic designers

Target ads to specific browsers

 

1.) Google Web Designer’s Code view lets you create __________ files, and uses syntax highlighting and code autocompletion that makes your code easier to write with fewer errors.

  • A) CSS
  • B) JavaScript
  • C) XML
  • D) CSS and JavaScript
  • E) All of the above – Google Web Designer’s Code view lets you create CSS, JavaScript, and XML files, and uses syntax highlighting and code autocompletion that makes your code easier to write with fewer errors.

2.) Google Web Designer requires an internet connection.

  • A) True – Google Web Designer can run offline, but internet access is required for initial use after download, for updates, and for help access. Internet access is also required to save your documents to Google Drive, or to publish an ad directly to DoubleClick Studio.
  • B) False

3.) Google Web Designer has _______________ timeline modes.

  • A) Quick mode, Normal mode
  • B) Normal mode, Advanced mode
  • C) Quick mode, Normal mode, Advanced mode
  • D) None of the Above – Google Web Designer has two modes: Quick mode and Advanced mode. The timeline allows you to create animations using keyframes. In Quick mode, the animation is created scene by scene; in Advanced mode you can animate each element separately.

4.) File name conflicts are automatically resolved by the asset library manager.

  • A) True
  • B) False

5.) Google Web Designer uses open source components and licenses.

  • A) False
  • B) True – Google Web Designer uses a myriad of Open Source Components and Licenses.

6.) Graphics created with the pen and shape tools can be easily animated using timeline animation.

  • A) True
  • B) False – Images inside canvas elements, such as the graphics created with the pen and shape tools, can’t be changed using timeline animation. The enclosing canvas tag can be animated (to move the entire tag), but the color or shape of the image in the canvas tag can’t be animated.

7.) Changing transitions between scenes is equal to changing transitions between keyframes.

  • A) True – In Quick mode, you build your animation scene by scene: you add a new view of the entire page, change the elements you want to animate, and, optionally, modify your transition times and easings. For more complex animation, Advanced mode lets you individually animate each of the the elements, optionally modifying transition times and easings as well. Advanced mode also shows layers, which let you change where each element is in the stack of elements.
  • B) False

8.) Keyframes are ___________ added at the playhead position when element properties are changed.

  • A) Manually
  • B) Automatically – Once an initial keyframe has been defined, keyframes are automatically added at the playhead position when element properties are changed.

9.) To delete a keyframe, hit the delete key.

  • A) True
  • B) False – To delete a keyframe, Right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Macintosh) a keyframe and select “Remove keyframe” from the pop-up menu.

9.) Looping your preview playback is different from looping a layer.

  • A) True – Note that looping your preview playback is different from looping a layer. Looping a layer changes the animation, making the loop play in published document. Looping the animation preview just shows how the current animation looks, but does not affect the final published document.
  • B) False

10.) Interstitial ads appear over the website or app they’re displayed on.

  • A) True – Interstitial ads appear over their host application. The direct call to action and larger size combine to make interstitials a particularly effective form of mobile advertisement.
  • B) False

11.) When building for mobile, it’s important to build for both landscape and portrait orientations.

  • A) True – Google Web Designer makes it easy to build an ad with both orientations for the best user experience.
  • B) False

12.) When adding video, you can drag and drop the video file from the Asset Library panel.

  • A) True – After you’ve uploaded a video to the Asset Library panel, you can easily drag and drop the video onto the stage. Google Web Designer will automatially create a “video” component for you
  • B) False

13.) To help minimize file size, you can select “minify” when publishing your creative.

  • A) True – When “minify” is selected in the publish dialogue, the creative and all its files will automatically be compressed. If you also select “create Zip”, the files will be saved in a zipped file for fast delivery by the ad server (e.g. DoubleClick Campaign Manager).
  • B) False

14.) Autoplay video is supported for all mobile browsers.

  • A) True
  • B) False

15.) In an expanding creative, in order to change the dimensions of the expanded state, simply update the width and height properties in the properties panel.

  • A) True
  • B) False – Changing the width or height of the expanded page within the properties panel will adjust the dimensions of your expanded area.

16.) Each time you expand or collapse, the timeline along with any events are triggered automatically for that page.

  • A) True
  • B) False

17.) IDs have to be uniquely named so _1 is added to the end of already existing components, elements, and page names when cloned.

  • A) True – IDs must be uniquely named in order to refer directly to a particular instance of the element.
  • B) False

18.) The proper flow for configuring an event to go to another page is:

  • A) Target > Event > Action > Receiver > Configuration
  • B) Action > Target > Event > Receiver > Configuration
  • C) Target > Action > Receiver > Event > Configuration

19.) What does the Page Ready to Present event signify?

  • A) The page is waiting for the user to initiate playback.
  • B) The page content has loaded and is ready to begin timeline playback.
  • C) The page is waiting for the user to interact.
  • D) None of the above

20.) Where would you add your own javascript code in the events dialog flow to trigger when the user rotates to landscape orientation?

  • A) Target: Go to page > Action: Page Deck – Set Javascript
  • B) Event: Go to page > Action: Custom – Set Javascript
  • C) Event: Page – Rotate to Landscape > Action: Custom – Add custom action
  • D) Target: Page – Rotate to Landscape > Event: Custom – Add custom action

21.) To properly collapse an expanding creative make sure of the following?

  • A) Add a Collapse Creative event
  • B) Ensure the page destination properties has ‘expanded’ checked
  • C) Add a Collapse Creative event and ensure the page designation has ‘expanded’ unchecked
  • D) Ensure the page designation properties has ‘expanded’ unchecked

 

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