Which manual bidding strategy can you use to increase your reach?
Cost-per-view
Cost-per-engagement
Cost-per-click
Cost-per-thousand viewable impressions
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Google Ads Display Certification Exam Answer
The Google Adwords Advanced Display is now Google Ads Display Advertising Certification Assessment Answers advanced concepts, including best practices for creating, managing and optimizing Display campaigns.
Google Ads Display Certification is available in a new Google Academy for Ads experience — SkillShop. During the exam you get 49 questions randomly from 150 possible questions pool.
The Google Ads Display assessment consists of 49 questions and you have 75 minutes to complete.
Google Ads Display Advertising Answers
Some questions:
What is a key benefit of Display campaigns?
Marco newest client believes Google Ads would be the ideal platform for his services, but he's worried that his business can't afford to compete.
What can Marco explain about Google Ads to ease his client's concerns?
A small pastry business is in the process of creating ads within their Display campaign. They find that there are two main ad formats that they can use.
What are the two main ad formats used in a Display campaign? Choose two.
Select 2 Correct Responses
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An advertiser is interested in generating conversions through Google Display ads, but they're relying on the campaign's help to set bids.
Which two bidding strategies used in Display campaigns can they choose from to automatically set their bids? Choose two.
A retailer owns a large online business selling antiques. They want to create a Display campaign.
What are two of the three inputs they must supply to create a Display campaign? Choose two.
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Responsive Display Ads
Uploaded image ads
Efficiency
Control
To advertise a business’s online and local inventory and boost website or store traffic.
To increase engagement, app installs, and in-app actions (like signing up for a newsletter).
To increase exposure and reach audiences with specific interests across the web.
Shopping campaign
Display campaign
App campaign
Mira wants the most freedom (creative control) to decide how best to combine her different images, text, and logos.
Sherry wants faster ads, that are lighter in load.
Sandy wants to create safer ads and reduce the risk of malware.
Miko needs to reduce his overhead for managing ad portfolios within ad groups and campaigns.
Tommy values performance over everything else.
Responsive Display Ads
None
Image ads
AMPHTML ads
Responsive Display Ads
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Which manual bidding strategy can you use to increase your reach?
Cost-per-view
Cost-per-engagement
Cost-per-click
Cost-per-thousand viewable impressions
To raise awareness of what you’re advertising without limiting who might see your ads, you should:
Explanations:
“Bid only” doesn’t restrict your ads to showing for the targeting method you’ve selected
Doesn’t restrict your ads to showing for the targeting method you’ve selected
Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/1209882?hl=en
Your client has a Mexican restaurant and wants to increase brand awareness in the local community. What type of ad would you create to help reach your client’s goal?
Explanation:
Question creates some confusion. In given answers an image ad and lightbox ad both could be used for “branding”. However in most cases lightbox ad seems a better solution, but if you are focusing on “menu items”, do you really directly “increasing brand awareness” as in given question? Reach, captivate, and delight your potential customers with interactive Lightbox ads. When people engage with Lightbox ads by clicking, tapping, or hovering, the ads respond. They may expand to fill the screen, display videos, or allow people to tap through a set of images.
Read more here: http://adwords.blogspot.in/2014/12/making-mobile-easier-lightbox-ads-now.html
For an ad entering an auction on the Display Network, the Google Ads system will calculate the effective cost–per–thousand impressions (eCPM) when there are:
only cost-per-click (CPC) ads entering the auction
both cost-per-click (CPC) and cost-per-acquisition (CPA) ads entering the auction
only viewable cost-per-thousand impressions (vCPM) ads entering the auction
any cost-per-click (CPC) or cost-per-acquisition (CPA) ads entering the auction
The old name of this question is:
For an ad entering an auction on the Display Network, the AdWords system will calculate the effective cost–per–thousand impressions (eCPM) when there are:
Explanations:
The Effective CPM (eCPM) is a metric used in Google Adwords to compare CPC and CPM ads compiting for the same place in a bid. This way, each ad is positioned with the same criteria: Effective CPM. It needs to be calculated only for CPC ads, since CPM ads are stil bidding with that metric.
Actually the given answers are creating confusion. A definition of ecpm is created if CPC and vCPM ads compete for the same Display Network Placement. But, in the given answers, vCPM is missing and CPA is being questioned instead.
“To keep things fair, when CPC and vCPM ads compete for the same Display Network placement, the two types of ads are compared apples-to-apples on how much they’re effectively willing to pay for the impression. With a vCPM ad, the max viewable CPM bid represents how much the advertiser is willing to pay for each 1,000 viewable impressions; with a CPC ad, Google estimates how many clicks the ad might receive in 1,000 impressions to get the comparison.”
Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/2630842?hl=en
Source
Which of these metrics is typically most important in measuring a direct response advertiser’s performance on the Display Network?
Clicks
Clickthrough rate (CTR)
Conversions
Impressions
Explanation:
If you campaign is direct-response orientated, then you should focus on conversions and CPA bidding strategies. In other words, if you want customers to take a direct action on your site, and you’re using conversion tracking, then it may be best to focus on conversions. Cost-per-acquisition (CPA) bidding lets you do that.
Advertisers with direct response goals are usually more concerned maximizing their return-on-investment than creating brand awareness. The key success metric for direct response campaigns is conversions, since this tells you how many people are completing a goal activity on your site. A goal activity could be any action that a visitor could take on your site that you consider to be valuable, such as purchases or sign-ups.
Read more here: https://support.google.com/partners/answer/2769532?hl=en
If a display ad has been disapproved, how do you submit a request for another review?
Open and then resubmit the ad
Click “Re-review display ad”
Email [email protected] to find out why it wasn’t approved
Edit your ad so it complies with Google policy and re-save it
Explanations:
If your ad or extension is disapproved, it means that it won’t run because it doesn’t comply with AdWords advertising policies. Do not submit your ads for review until you’re sure that the violations are fixed. This is important because if your ads, keywords, or sites are repeatedly disapproved for violating our advertising policies, your AdWords account could be suspended meaning that your ads would no longer run.
To fix a disapproved ad, read the policy closely and then edit your ad so that it complies with the policy.
Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/1704381?hl=en