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Creative Certification Exam Answers

The Creative Certification exam covers rich media creative setup using Google Web Design and Creative to build HTML5 and dynamic creatives. It also assesses the steps to preview, QA, and publish creatives to Campaign Manager, and then measure results.

Users completing this exam should have experience with Studio and dynamic workflows, working with feeds, and the production of display ads with Google Web Designer and hand-coded creatives. This exam also covers knowledge related to workflow integration with trafficking and programmatic campaigns.

The knowledge tested in this exam typically aligns with the following roles:

  • Project Manager
  • Creative Developer
  • Designer/Animators
  • Creative Director

 

50 questions

You will have 60 minutes to complete the exam.

A score of 80% or higher is required to pass the exam.

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What feature allows users to create a dynamic field without needing to upload a feed?

  • Filter by feed row ID
  • Feed scheduling
  • Constant matching
  • Profile field

 

Which two preview types can be used to generate a dynamic preview? (select two)

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  • Filter by dynamic criteria
  • Filter by reporting label
  • Filter by feed element name
  • Filter by row ID

 

When an asset is selected in the Asset Library, which three attributes appear in the asset Details section? (select three)

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  • Creatives that use the asset
  • Dynamic path
  • Asset dimensions
  • A preview of the individual asset

 

When a feed contains a column of dynamic clickthrough URLs, what function will a hand-coded creative use?

  • Enabler.exit()
  • Enabler.clickthrough()
  • Enabler.exitOverride()
  • Enabler.exitOnQuery()

 

Which two settings determine which dynamic content is selected by the ad server to send to the creative? (select two)

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  • Code within the creative
  • Reporting dimensions in Studio
  • Rotation options in Studio
  • Targeting rules in Studio

 

Which three feed types can be used for importing data into dynamic campaigns in Studio? (select three)

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  • Google Merchant Center
  • CSV
  • XLS
  • Google Spreadsheets

 

When should the code from "Step 4: Generate Code" be called by a hand-coded dynamic creative?

  • AFTER the Enabler has been initialized, and AFTER dynamic content is accessed
  • BEFORE the Enabler has been initialized and dynamic content is accessed
  • AFTER the Enabler has been initialized, but BEFORE dynamic content is accessed
  • BEFORE the Enabler has been initialized, and AFTER dynamic content is accessed

 

Which three components are available in Google Web Designer? (select three)

Select All Correct Responses

  • YouTube Video Player
  • Counters
  • Tap Area
  • Maps

 

Which two variables can be used to optimize the rotation of dynamic creatives? (select two)

Select All Correct Responses

  • Click-through-conversion rate
  • Click-through rate (CTR)
  • Impression-to-view rate
  • Designated weights

 

When working on a profile with a ranked combination of rules, what feature should be used at the Manage Rules stage?

  • Prioritized rules
  • Sequential rotation and prioritized rules
  • Optimized rotation
  • Weighted rotation

 

In what section of Studio are creative images and videos stored?

  • Admin
  • Creative
  • Dynamic Content
  • Assets

 

Which two Campaign Manager attributes can be used as filters in a dynamic feed? (select two)

  • Canonical geolocation
  • Floodlight ID
  • Placement ID
  • Site ID

 

What field type is used for data pass targeting in a dynamic profile?

  • Display & Video 360 Line Item Id
  • Campaign Manager Site ID
  • Remarketing Value
  • Custom value

 

Which two targeting types are supported in Studio for dynamic creatives? (select two)

  • Language targeting
  • Audience targeting
  • Geo-targeting
  • Device targeting

 

In what product are dynamic targeting keys created?

  • Search Ads 360
  • Campaign Manager
  • Studio
  • Display & Video 360

 

When using creative dimension filtering, what steps must be taken to generate dynamic previews correctly?

  • Select all creative sizes and click "Apply"
  • Enter one creative size, select the creative for that size, and click "Apply"
  • Enter the creative sizes as comma-separated values, select the corresponding creative sizes, and click "Apply"
  • Enter the creative size and click "Apply"

 

Which types of assets can be used in Studio? (select two)

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  • .png
  • .jpg
  • .eps
  • .tiff

 

What are three benefits of using an existing Google Merchant Center feed for dynamic creatives in Studio? (select three)

  • Built-in abilty to use Google's recommendation engine
  • Updates to the Google Merchant Center feed are automatically synced in Studio
  • Ability to apply additional filtering logic to the Google Merchant Center feed
  • No row limit for the Google Merchant Center feed

 

What dynamic strategy allows flight scheduling of dynamic creatives?

Start and end date scheduling

Weighted rotation

Campaign Manager Placement ID

Dynamic targeting keys

 

To build an expanding creative, which three panels must be included in the HTML? (select three)

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  • Expanded
  • Main
  • Auto-expand
  • Collapsed

 

In the dynamic workflow after managing the data and rules, what is the next step to set up a dynamic creative?

  • Publish the creative to Campaign Manager
  • Generate the code
  • Set up the reporting dimensions
  • Review the preview sheet

 

How many Studio profiles can a dynamic creative be linked to?

  • 2
  • Unlimited
  • 1
  • 3

 

Where is the dynamic path for an asset found?

  • In the Details section of the selected asset
  • In the Account Summary page
  • In the General Info section
  • In the Creatives section

 

How can a Studio profile be edited without impacting the live campaign?

  • Retransform the feed
  • Edit the feed
  • Create a new profile using the existing feed
  • Create a draft version of the profile

 

What are three benefits of filtering by creative dimensions? (select three)

  • Easier to remove and add creative sizes in the feed
  • Lets dynamic campaigns scale as more creative sizes are added
  • Allows pulling preview sheets across all sizes without specifying the creative size in Step 5: Preview
  • Allows for less columns which reduces the dynamic response data sent from the ad server to the creative

 

What does optimization prioritize when used for dynamic creatives?

  • The best performing rows in the feed
  • The best performing placement in Campaign Manager
  • The best performing creative in Campaign Manager
  • The best performing columns in the feed

 

Which two columns are required in a feed? (select two)

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  • Clickthrough URL
  • Reporting label
  • Headline text
  • Unique ID

 

What's the most efficient way to target one headline to 10 different audience IDs in a feed?

  • Add 10 rows with a different audience ID in each row
  • Add 10 columns with a different audience ID in each column
  • Add 10 comma-separated audience IDs into one cell
  • Add 10 rows and 10 columns with an audience ID in each row and column

 

To create a dynamic profile, what steps must be taken in the Dynamic Content section?

  • Under the advertiser, click "New Profile," update the name then click "Create"
  • Add the dynamic Enabler code from the Generate Code section to the creative
  • Go to Studio Campaign, upload a dynamic creative, and click "Save"
  • Assign the HTML5 creative files to the advertiser and click "Create Dynamic Profile"

 

To preview a creative on a blank page, what option should be selected from the dropdown?

  • On screen
  • Custom URL
  • Sample website
  • Blank page

 

What are two creative elements that can be dynamic? (select two)

  • Text
  • Clickthrough URLs
  • Ad border
  • Creative type

 

What steps should be taken under Manage Data to upload a new feed to the Studio profile?

  • Select New Content, then Content source, and click "Start import"
  • Select New Feed and then click "Start import"
  • Select an existing source and update the content with the new feed
  • Select "New profile field" and enter a name in the text field

 

What user access level allows read and write access to create or edit a dynamic profile and feed?

  • Content Reader
  • Dynamic Content User
  • Content Owner
  • Content Writer

 

What is the Asset Library file size limit per upload for video files?

  • 100MB
  • 60MB
  • 50MB
  • 80MB

 

Which two methods can be used to connect dynamic data to an element in the creative? (select two)

  • Binding in Google Web Designer
  • Custom JavaScript
  • Custom Floodlight variables
  • Binding in Campaign Manager

 

When a user generates a dynamic preview and receives the error "Can't show a preview because you haven't set a default creative or your applied filters don't match any feed rows," what first step should be taken to troubleshoot the error?

  • Confirm the feed is complete with no warnings
  • Retransform the feed
  • Check if the correct feed filtering parameters were applied in the preview panel
  • Re-upload the feed

 

Which two methods can be used to build dynamic creatives for Studio? (select two)

  • Google Web Designer
  • Adobe Edge Animate
  • Hand-coded HTML + JavaScript
  • Libraries such as jQuery or CreateJS

 

What step must be taken before initiating a fullscreen expansion?

  • Add a polite loader
  • Establish a connection to your dynamic feed
  • Determine the size of the screen
  • Check that the Enabler has been initialized

 

Which three creative types are allowed when using VPAID creatives? (select three)

  • Full-screen expanding
  • Interstitial
  • HTML5 non-linear
  • Banner

 

When should the dynamic creative be uploaded to Studio?

  • AFTER creating the feed, but BEFORE creating and publishing the Studio profile
  • AFTER creating the feed and publishing the Studio profile
  • AFTER creating the preview sheet, but BEFORE creating the feed and Studio profile
  • AFTER creating the feed and Studio profile, but BEFORE publishing the profile

 

What do "counters" measure in Studio?

  • Number of users that did not interact with a creative
  • Number of times an action is taken within a creative
  • Elapsed time interacting with a creative element
  • Length of time a video creative is played

 

To target multiple Campaign Manager IDs within one cell of a feed, what character is used to separate IDs?

  • Percent sign ("%")
  • Pipe ("|")
  • Semi-colon (";")
  • Comma (",")

 

Which three elements are required for a dynamic creative? (select three)

Select All Correct Responses

  • Dynamic content
  • Studio creative
  • Asset Library
  • Studio profile

 

What values are included in the targeting column of a remarketing feed?

  • Third-party cookie values
  • Floodlight custom variable ("u-var") values
  • Floodlight audience list IDs
  • The advertiser's cookie values

 

In what section of Studio can users create and manage dynamic profiles?

  • Creative
  • Dynamic Content
  • Assets
  • Admin

 

What action occurs when assets are uploaded to the Creative section?

  • Assets are automatically resized
  • Creatives are delivered to Campaign Manager for trafficking
  • Assets are copied to the Asset Library
  • Assets are shared across all advertisers in the Studio account

 

What type of creative appears within a set of borders and doesn't expand or cover a website's content?

  • Expandable creative
  • Floating creative
  • Banner creative
  • Interstitial creative

 

Which three rotation settings are available in Studio? (select three)

  • Random
  • Optimized
  • Weighted
  • Sequential

 

In what section of Studio can users upload and manage ad files?

  • Creative
  • Assets
  • Admin
  • Dynamic Content

 

How can a dynamic preview sheet be removed from a Studio profile?

  • Open the preview sheet and click "Undo"
  • Delete the preview sheet
  • Archive the preview sheet
  • Edit permissions to the preview sheet

 

Which two types of creatives either float above a webpage or fill an entire mobile screen? (select two)

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  • Floating creative
  • Expandable creative
  • Banner creative
  • Interstitial creative

 

The HTML5 Enabler should be added to which tag in a creative's HTML file?

  • <script>
  • <head>
  • <div>
  • <body>

 

Which two data types are NOT supported as dynamic elements? (select two)

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  • HTML5 animations
  • Numerical fractions
  • Decimal numbers
  • Text

 

What profile setting allows Studio to match more than one row on impression?

  • Quantity
  • Dependent selection
  • Profile field
  • Auto-filter

 

Where are dynamic profiles located?

In Advertisers under Advertiser association

In the Creatives tab when viewing a dynamic creative

In the Dynamic Content tab next to advertiser name

In the Assets tab under Account Details

 

What dynamic strategy uses a naming convention to replace numeric Campaign Manager IDs?

  • Remarketing
  • Dynamic targeting keys
  • Display & Video 360 line item filtering
  • Data pass

 

What method for using custom fonts is NOT supported for dynamic text?

  • Any fonts uploaded with a creative in Studio
  • Fonts loaded from Google Fonts
  • Fonts stored on a File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
  • Fonts added to Asset Library and linked to a creative in Studio

 

When you have multliple images to support different creative sizes within a single profile, what action should be taken?

Create one feed per ad size

Upload the images to Asset Library to generate the different creative sizes

Create one feed and filter by creative dimensions

Use a single image and Studio will resize automatically

 

What is the minimum number of exits required for a creative?

  • 2
  • 1
  • 0
  • 3

 

Echo remarketing uses dynamic content from what source?

  • Dynamic rules
  • A feed
  • The creative code
  • Custom Floodlight variables

 

What is the Asset Library file size limit per upload for non-video files?

  • 20MB
  • 10MB
  • 15MB
  • 5MB

 

What tool makes it possible to preview a creative on a mobile device that's linked to a Studio account?

  • Google Web Designer
  • IAB VAST tag tool
  • Creative Preview app
  • QA Helper extension

 

What is the proper format for geo-targeting a location in a feed?

  • Los Angeles,California,United States
  • Los Angeles,United States
  • Los Angeles,California
  • Los Angeles,United States,California

 

What feature can be used to target multiple columns in a feed one at a time?

  • Trafficking rules
  • Prioritized rules
  • Rotation priority
  • Feed priority

 

What are two benefits of using dynamic creatives in Studio? (select two)

Select All Correct Responses

  • Ability to test different content within one creative
  • Ability to test different ad formats within one creative
  • Ability to test different sizes within one creative
  • Ability to build and traffic only one creative per ad size

 

In what section of Studio is user access managed?

    • Creative
    • Dynamic Content
    • Admin
    • Assets

 

What is the method most often used to define the dynamic content for a creative?

  • Campaign Manager
  • Spreadsheet
  • External API
  • Code within the creative

 

Which two options must be true to use open optimization? (select two)

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  • Only one row in the feed must be eligible to be served
  • More than one row in the feed must be eligible to serve
  • The dynamic feed must include a row with "optimize" in the cell
  • In "Step 3: Manage Rules" rotation must be set to "Optimized"

 

Which two video formats can be built as Rich Media in Studio? (select two)

  • Video Ad Serving Template (VAST)
  • YouTube TrueView
  • Video Player-Ad Interface Definition (VPAID)
  • In-banner video MPU

 

Which two capabilities are possible with dynamic preview sheets? (select two)

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  • Bulk dynamic previews via .csv import
  • External sharing to stakeholders without Studio access
  • Ability to download and share as a PDF file
  • Editing within the preview sheet

 

 

 


 

 

To target multiple Campaign Manager IDs within one cell of a feed, what character is used to separate IDs?

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To target multiple Campaign Manager IDs within one cell of a feed, what character is used to separate IDs?

Percent sign (“%”)

Pipe (“|”)

Semi-colon (“;”)

Comma (“,”)

 

Explanation:

To target multiple Campaign Manager IDs within one cell of a feed, the correct character used to separate IDs is the Comma (’,’). This delimiter allows advertisers to specify multiple Campaign Manager IDs within a single cell of a feed, facilitating efficient management and organization of data for dynamic creatives. By using commas to separate IDs, advertisers can easily integrate and associate various campaign IDs with specific elements or rules defined within the feed. This method ensures that dynamic creatives can dynamically pull and display content or assets associated with each ID, enabling personalized ad experiences tailored to different campaign parameters or targeting criteria. The comma serves as a standard separator in data formatting practices, ensuring compatibility and clarity in feeding information from Campaign Manager into Studio for seamless creative execution. Therefore, selecting the comma as the delimiter for multiple Campaign Manager IDs in a feed cell is the correct approach, supporting accurate and effective dynamic content deployment across digital advertising campaigns.

 

Which two methods can be used to connect dynamic data to an element in the creative? (select two)

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Which two methods can be used to connect dynamic data to an element in the creative? (select two)

Binding in Google Web Designer

Custom JavaScript

Custom Floodlight variables

Binding in Campaign Manager

 

Explanation:

The two methods that can be used to connect dynamic data to an element in the creative are Custom JavaScript and Binding in Google Web Designer. Custom JavaScript allows developers to write custom scripts that retrieve and manipulate dynamic data from external sources or feeds, and then inject this data into specific elements within the creative. This method provides flexibility and customization, enabling precise control over how dynamic content is integrated and displayed based on real-time data inputs. Binding in Google Web Designer involves using Google Web Designer’s interface to directly bind elements within the creative to dynamic data sources such as feeds or variables. This visual approach simplifies the process of integrating dynamic content, offering a user-friendly interface for designers and developers to establish connections between elements and data without extensive coding knowledge. These methods facilitate the creation of dynamic creatives that can adapt and personalize content based on user interactions, external conditions, or campaign objectives, enhancing engagement and relevance in digital advertising campaigns. Therefore, leveraging Custom JavaScript and Binding in Google Web Designer ensures efficient and effective integration of dynamic data into creatives, supporting dynamic content strategies and optimizing campaign performance in Studio and other digital advertising platforms.

 

Echo remarketing uses dynamic content from what source?

By

Echo remarketing uses dynamic content from what source?

  • A feed
  • The creative code
  • Custom Floodlight variables
  • Dynamic rules

 

Explanation:

Echo remarketing utilizes dynamic content sourced from a feed to personalize ad experiences based on user interactions or behaviors. By integrating data from a feed, advertisers can dynamically adjust and tailor ad content to align with specific audience segments or individual user preferences. This approach ensures that ads remain relevant and engaging by dynamically updating content such as product recommendations, promotional offers, or messaging based on user interactions with previous ads or website visits. Leveraging a feed for dynamic content in echo remarketing campaigns enables advertisers to implement scalable and efficient strategies for reconnecting with users who have shown interest or engaged with their brand, enhancing the effectiveness of remarketing efforts in driving conversions and maximizing return on investment (ROI). Therefore, selecting a feed as the source for dynamic content in echo remarketing campaigns supports personalized and targeted advertising approaches that improve user engagement and campaign performance in digital marketing initiatives.

 

Before you can begin to build your dynamic creative, you first need to add Floodlight tags to the webpages where you want to track user activity. The Floodlight tags must be created in the same Campaign Manager account where you’ll push your dynamic creatives. Each Floodlight tag should include custom variables that you’ll use to pass remarketing data to your creatives.

Read more here:https://support.google.com/richmedia/answer/7412608

Echo remarketing is an advertising strategy that connects a user’s actions on a site back to a dynamic creative.

Read more here:https://support.google.com/richmedia/answer/6277637

 

In what section of Studio can users create and manage dynamic profiles?

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In what section of Studio can users create and manage dynamic profiles?

  • Dynamic Content
  • Creative
  • Admin
  • Assets

 

Explanation:

In Studio, users can create and manage dynamic profiles within the Dynamic Content section. This specific section is dedicated to handling all aspects related to dynamic content, including the creation, editing, and management of dynamic profiles. Dynamic profiles are essential components in Studio that define how creatives interact with dynamic data feeds, specifying rules and conditions for displaying personalized content based on various data inputs. By centralizing dynamic profile management in the Dynamic Content section, Studio optimizes workflow efficiency for advertisers and creative teams, providing a structured environment to configure and deploy dynamic campaigns effectively. This focused approach ensures that users can easily access and modify dynamic profiles as needed, facilitating agile adjustments to campaign strategies and content personalization without disrupting other aspects of creative development or campaign management. Therefore, the Dynamic Content section in Studio serves as the correct location for creating and managing dynamic profiles, supporting streamlined operations and empowering users to leverage dynamic content capabilities to enhance campaign relevance and performance across digital advertising initiatives.

 

Before you can create a dynamic profile, the Studio account admin on your team must enable dynamic content for the advertiser. Click Dynamic Content. Click Enable advertiser for dynamic content. On the page that loads, select the Studio Account and Advertiser you want to enable dynamic for.

Read more here:https://support.google.com/richmedia/answer/6010532

 

What type of creative appears within a set of borders and doesn’t expand or cover a website’s content?

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What type of creative appears within a set of borders and doesn’t expand or cover a website’s content?

  • Expandable creative
  • Floating creative
  • Banner creative
  • Interstitial creative

 

Explanation:

The correct answer is Banner creative. A Banner creative appears within a set of borders and doesn’t expand or cover a website’s content. It typically remains static or may have limited animation, residing within a designated space on a webpage without overlapping or expanding over the surrounding content. This type of creative is commonly used for display advertising where advertisers want to maintain a consistent presence on a webpage without disrupting the user experience or covering up the main content. Banner creatives are effective for delivering brand messages, calls to action, or promotional offers in a straightforward manner, ensuring visibility while allowing users to interact with the webpage’s content without interference. This distinction from other creative types like Interstitial, Expandable, or Floating creatives underscores the specific role of Banner creatives in digital advertising, focusing on maintaining a clear and non-intrusive presence within a webpage layout. Therefore, understanding the characteristics and limitations of Banner creatives is crucial for advertisers aiming to optimize their ad placements and user engagement strategies effectively within Studio and other digital advertising platforms.

 

A banner creative is the most basic ad format. It appears within set borders on a page and doesn’t expand or cover other page content. Banner creatives can serve in desktop browsers, mobile web browsers, or in mobile apps.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/richmedia/answer/2672545

 

To build an expanding creative, which three panels must be included in the HTML? (select three)

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To build an expanding creative, which three panels must be included in the HTML? (select three)

Select All Correct Responses

Expanded

Main

Auto-expand

Collapsed

 

Explanation:

To build an expanding creative, three panels that must be included in the HTML are Collapsed, Expanded, and Main. The Collapsed panel is necessary because it represents the initial state of the creative when it’s minimized or not fully expanded. The Expanded panel is crucial as it displays the fully opened or expanded state of the creative, showing the complete content or functionality intended for the user. The Main panel, though not explicitly highlighted as a correct answer, is typically essential because it encompasses the core content or functionality that is visible or accessible within the creative. Together, these panels allow for the dynamic interaction where users can toggle between different states of content visibility or functionality, enhancing user experience by providing options for both minimized and expanded views.