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Google Ads Shopping Advertising Certification Assessment Answers 2020 (Updated)


Google Shopping Ads Certification Exam Answers

Google Ads Shopping Advertising Certification Exam Answers

The Shopping Advertising exam covers basic and advanced concepts, including creating a Merchant Center account and product data feed, and creating and managing Shopping campaigns. To pass the exam you need to answer at least 80% questions in less than 90min.

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Some questions:

 

Which of these choices would make a good secondary bid strategy for a client who wanted to run on Smart Shopping campaigns and use Maximize Conversion Value as a bid strategy?

  • Target Return On Ad Spend (tROAS)
  • Maximize Clicks
  • Enhanced CPC
  • Manual Max CPC

 

Which definition corresponds to a free product listing?

  • Free product listings are paid Shopping ads that are converted due to low impressions and clicks.
  • Free product listings use product information directly from the website to curate no cost ads without a product feed.
  • Free product listings appear on the Shopping Tab and provide an opportunity to highlight products and drive customers to your website at no cost.
  • Free product listings participate in an ad auction and offer insights and controls to optimize performance and prioritize key products.

 

What are the three main aspects of Google's policy mission statement? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Protect the business from fraudulent charges
  • Promote positive experience for all users Protect users' online safety
  • Implement fair and consistent policies
  • Drive revenue for businesses

 

You work at a large multinational company that ships products globally. You would like to create a Shopping campaign to promote products in the European Economic Area and Switzerland. How are Shopping ads served in the European Economic Area and Switzerland?

  • They can be served by any Comparison Shopping Service (CSS) you work with.
  • They can be served by Google Merchant Center only.
  • They can be served by Google My Business.
  • They can be served by one Comparison Shopping Service (CSS).

 

Why is it recommended to have a remarketing list with a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • A remarketing list will help Smart Shopping campaigns reach users who already made a purchase at a local store.
  • A remarketing list will help Smart Shopping campaigns drive in-store only traffic based on interest in your local products.
  • A remarketing list will help Smart Shopping campaigns reach users who are more likely to purchase again because they've already shown interest in your products.
  • A remarketing list will help Smart Shopping campaigns capture keywords of users who are likely to purchase again and add the list to the campaign.

 

What are three benefits of a Smart Shopping campaign? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Lets you manually set up campaigns
  • Lets you reach customers across Google platforms
  • Uses manual signals to optimize goals
  • Reduces complexity of campaign management via easy integration
  • Uses real-time signals to help you optimize goals

 

Where can Standard Shopping ads appear? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Google Images
  • The Shopping tab
  • Google Search
  • Google Maps
  • Gmail

 

You're building a product feed for a client who is new to Shopping ads. You notice inaccuracies in the client's inventory data. If a product feed is uploaded with data quality issues, what are two issues that might arise? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Google's system will detect data quality issues in Merchant Center and disapprove items until the violation is resolved.
  • Google's system will detect data quality issues in Google Ads and disapprove campaigns with those items until the violation is resolved.
  • Users may lose trust in Google and the retailer if the product information in the ad does not match the information on the website.
  • Data quality issues in Merchant Center will be detected by Google's system and will permanently suspend the account

 

You're using Smart Shopping campaigns to run across Google platforms including Google Search, YouTube, and Google Images. Which of these benefits would you gain with Smart Shopping campaigns?

  • Real-time signal
  • Goal-oriented
  • Manual bids
  • Reach

 

What's the purpose of products groups in a Shopping campaign?

  • Product groups are used to specify which products from your feed you want to advertise in each campaign.
  • Product groups are remarketing lists that you want to advertise in each of your campaigns.
  • Product groups are keywords that are defined by categories you can select in each of your campaigns.
  • Product groups are predefined themes that you can select in each of your campaigns.

 

If a person wants to opt in to the Product Ratings Program, where should they go?

  • Product feed
  • Google My Business
  • Google Ads
  • Google Merchant Center

 

How can Shopping ads help retailers connect with potential shoppers? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Shoppers can browse and interact with attractive and engaging Shopping ads that give them a better sense of the product, which in return drives profit for the business.
  • Shopping ads let more than one Shopping ad — or a Shopping ad and a text ad — for the same retailer appear in a given search. This increases a retailer's presence on the search results page.
  • Shopping ads let retailers add keywords in their campaign to show products when potential shoppers search for the relevant keyword. Shoppers are more likely to click on an ad if retailers use keywords to match queries.
  • Shopping ads let retailers showcase their brand by displaying their product name, price, and image. This gives shoppers a sense of the product before they open the ad.

 

Which of these ad formats can be found in a Smart Shopping campaign but not a Standard Shopping campaign?

  • Product Shopping Ads
  • Local Inventory Ads
  • Responsive Display Ads
  • Gmail Ads

 

Which basic website requirement must everyone follow in order to advertise on Shopping ads?

  • Secure checkout
  • Store policy
  • Full contact information
  • Country-specific destination URL

 

How are Shopping ads created?

  • The campaign and bid settings in Merchant Center helps Google's system determine which ad will show for a user's search query.
  • The product information in Merchant Center and the bid set in Google Ads helps Google's system determine which ad will show for a user's search query.
  • Keywords in Google Ads and the bid set in Merchant Center helps Google's system determine which ad will show for a user's search query.
  • Keywords in Google Ads help Google's system determine which ad will show for a user's search query.

 

What can you do to help prevent Standard Shopping ads from appearing when you don't want them to?

  • Add negative keywords in the campaign
  • Add negative keywords in Merchant Center
  • Add negative keywords in the product feed
  • Add negative keywords in the ad

 

If you want to know the value of acquiring new customers, which setting in a Smart Shopping campaign will help you do that?

  • Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)
  • Optimize for store visits
  • Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
  • Click-through rate

 

You've operated a successful online retail business for a decade without changing your product and marketing strategy. You've observed a recent trend, though—shoppers are buying less each time they make a purchase. Which actions should you take? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Continue with your current marketing strategy, as shopping behavior changes regularly and will balance out.
  • Uncover the needs to meet the requirements of curious and impatient consumers.
  • Provide personalized experiences that meet shopper expectations online or in-store.
  • Boost profitability, traffic, customer base, and sales with Shopping ads.

 

You work at an agency and one of your clients wants to track performance by product category (ex: apparel) and gender. They already passed the optional and required attributes for apparel in the product feed. How could they achieve granular reporting?

  • Create a campaign for each gender, then set up product groups by apparel type. Example: Campaign #1: Women Product group #1: Tops Product group #2: Shoes
  • Create a campaign by product category and gender, and use product groups. Example: Campaign #1: Women's Top Product group #1: Sweater Product group #2: Short Sleeves
  • Create a catch-all campaign. Example: Campaign #1: Tops Product group: All products
  • Create a campaign by product category, then set up product groups by gender. Example: Campaign #1: Tops Product group #1: Women's Top Product group #2: Men's Top

 

Which two statements describe what makes Shopping campaigns different from Search campaigns?

Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Shopping ads are manually generated.
  • Shopping campaigns are organized by ad groups instead of products groups.
  • Shopping campaigns are organized by product groups.
  • Shopping campaigns rely on product information instead of keywords.

 

You own a small business that sells scented candles. You're ready to run your first Smart Shopping campaign that uses a set budget. How does the system allocate budget on a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • Budget is automatically allocated across channels, based on performance. You don't need to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Budget is manually allocated across channels, based on your channel preference. You have control over the campaign setup while manually optimizing by channel.
  • Budget is manually allocated by campaign, so you'll need to create a separate campaign by channel and budget.
  • Budget is automatically allocated by campaign, so you'll need to create a separate campaign by channel, and Smart Shopping will optimize budget.

 

You're in the process of creating a Google Merchant Center account and realize you don't have a refund policy. Your company does not allow refunds. What should you do next?

  • Consider adding the return and refund policy to the website footer. It's OK that you don't allow returns or refunds, but you are required to state your refund policy clearly on your landing page so that it is readily available.
  • Make sure there is a disclaimer. Whether a business offers refunds or not, it's not required to have the policy on the website landing page as long as there's a disclaimer.
  • Don't do anything. You are not required to state refund policy on your landing page. The policy is required for businesses that offer a refund; otherwise, it's not a violation to exclude it from the footer of the website so it's readily available.
  • Begin offering refunds and include the return and refund policy in the landing page footer so that it is readily available. In order to run on Shopping ads, both of these things are required.

 

You're a marketing specialist for a large European pet company and want to advertise new products to drive site traffic. How can Merchant Center support your shopping strategy?

  • Merchant Center offers robust reporting and analytics to track campaign and product-level performance.
  • Merchant Center allows you to easily manage and update store information, manage product reviews, and create highly customizable Shopping ads.
  • Merchant Center lets you create campaigns, update ads, perform ad targeting, and select new products to advertise.
  • Merchant Center lets you manage how your in-store and online product inventory appears on Google.

 

What are three ways your shoppers can check out when purchasing an item? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Checkout on your website
  • Checkout on Gmail
  • Checkout on Google
  • Checkout in your local store
  • Checkout on Maps

 

What triggers a charge for a Shopping ad?

  • Someone making a purchase on the site
  • Someone viewing an ad without engaging wtih the content
  • Someone clicking on an ad and landing on the site
  • Someone searching for an item

 

Your client is working with an agency to set up a product feed in Google Merchant Center, but the agency is not sure which attributes to include. Which attribute is optional?

  • image_link
  • availability
  • product_type
  • price

 

What are two commonly used programs in Google Merchant Center? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Promotions
  • Product Ratings
  • Store Ratings
  • Local campaigns

 

How does Google Merchant Center interact with Google Ads?

  • Google Ads passes inventory data to Google Merchant Center so advertisers can use the data to build a Shopping campaign.
  • Google Ads passes campaign performance to Google Merchant Center so advertisers can use the data to influence future campaign builds.
  • Google Merchant Center passes campaign performance to Google Ads so advertisers can use the data to influence future campaign builds.
  • Google Merchant Center passes inventory data to Google Ads so advertisers can use the data to build a Shopping campaign.

 

You are advising someone on the difference between Smart shopping campaigns and Standard Shopping campaigns. Which of these statements could you use to accurately convey Smart shopping campaigns' benefits?

  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Shopping and Search without needing to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Google by creating a campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Google's platform without needing to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Shopping and Search by creating a separate campaign for Shopping and Search.

 

Which of these are ways you can help build a better consumer experience to drive action? Choose three.

Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Let shoppers buy online and pick up in-store.
  • Adopt a single channel experience (online only or offline only).
  • Simplify the shopping experience by providing minimal information.
  • Provide relevant and up-to-date information, such as store address, hours, locations, and in-stock products.
  • Offer an easy checkout process.

 

Which category type does irresponsible data collection fall under in the Google Ads Policy?

  • Prohibited content
  • Editorial standards
  • Prohibited practice
  • Restricted content

 

Which of these is a benefit of Shopping Ads?

  • Shopping Ads are highly customizable to match the look and feel of a partner website that uses images and text to drive brand awareness.
  • Shopping Ads use product attributes to show ads on relevant searches to increase conversion.
  • Shopping Ads use a carousel format that allows for video, images, and text that change based on the search query.
  • Shopping Ads are a text-based-only format that's easy to set up using keywords and location as the minimum requirement for launching.

 

If someone asked you which bidding strategies they can use in a Standard Shopping campaign, what would you tell them? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
  • Maximize conversion value
  • Viewable cost per impression (CPM)
  • Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)

 

What happens after a policy violation?

  • Ad disapproval and campaign suspension
  • Feed disapproval and item suspension
  • Item disapproval and account suspension
  • Campaign disapproval and ad suspension

 

Which of these things does a Smart Shopping campaign automatically optimize?

  • Campaign creation
  • Product feed creation
  • Budget allocation across networks
  • Country of sale

 

What are two features of a Standard Shopping campaign? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • It lets you create and edit an ad format.
  • It lets you set up campaign, bidding, and product groups manually.
  • It lets you optimize goals based on real-time signals across all Google platforms.
  • It allows for automated bidding to optimize campaign performance and bids.

 

How can conversion tracking help users?

  • They can make decisions based on conversion data and users interested in your product.
  • They can identify the number of potential users who are interested in your product or likely to convert.
  • They can measure conversion data. Conversion tracking is a report that you add to your campaign.
  • They can optimize more effectively because conversion tracking shows you how many sales your campaign has driven.

 

A brand company would like to use Shopping ads to promote a new line of water bottles. The agency is creating a product feed with all the required attributes for appeal but they're not sure how to structure the title in the feed. Which structure would you recommend?

  • Brand (brand name) + Attributes (i.e., color, size) + Availability (e.g., in stock, out of stock)
  • Brand (brand name) + Product Type (i.e., category) + Attributes (e.g., color, size)
  • Brand (brand name) + Availability (i.e., in stock, out of stock) + Attributes (e.g., color, size)
  • Brand (brand name) + Product Type (i.e., category) + Availability (e.g., in stock, out of stock)

 

What's an example of an online sales goal?

  • You want to raise awareness of your product and encourage consumers to interact with your brand and drive website traffic.
  • You want to promote your online inventory and drive consumers to purchase a product on your website.
  • You want your consumers to schedule an appointment before purchasing the product.
  • You want to promote your product and drive consumers to your physical location.

 

Which ad format promotes in-store products and also drives traffic to stores? Select 1 Correct Responses

  • Local inventory ads
  • Product Shopping ads
  • Carousel ads
  • Gmail ads

 

What happens if you don't resolve repeated policy violations, such as the price in the feed not matching the price on the website?

  • Suspension of Google Merchant Center account
  • Suspension of Google Ads
  • Suspension of feed
  • Suspension of Google My Business account

 

How many Smart Shopping campaigns should you create to maximize performance?

  • Launch at least 100 Smart Shopping campaigns per account and optimize based on performance.
  • Create as many as 150 Smart Shopping campaigns to test performance and optimization.
  • Consolidate your Smart Shopping campaigns and only create separate campaigns when necessary.
  • There's no limit to Smart Shopping campaigns because machine learning will optimize one Smart Shopping campaign over another.

 

You're setting up a Shopping campaign but aren't sure which campaign goal to select. You'd like to engage with shoppers who are close to making a purchase decision. Which goal should you select?

  • Sales
  • Lead
  • Website traffic
  • Awareness

 

How do Smart Shopping campaigns work?

  • Smart Shopping campaigns provide the options of adding manual input and advanced machine learning.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns optimize toward a retailer's business goals by providing manual control over performance optimization. This drives simplicity, performance and reach
  • Smart Shopping campaigns give you complete control over the campaign setup, ad, and bidding.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns optimize toward a retailer's business goals through the use of machine learning across Google's suite of ad networks. This drives performance, simplicity, and reach.

 

Aside from the Google Merchant Center diagnostic interface, what other way will you be notified of an account suspension?

  • Email notification in Google Merchant Center
  • Email notification in Google Ads
  • Email notification in Google Merchant Center and Google Ads
  • Email notification in Google My Business

 

How can Shopping help you reach your goals? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Drive app downloads
  • Drive traffic and sales
  • Use data to fuel growth
  • Build better consumer experiences
  • Secure leads and contacts

 

What's an example of an omnichannel goal?

  • A cosmetic company wants to increase their online sales by driving consumers to the website to make a purchase.
  • The digital marketing team is promoting a 25% off discount for shoppers who buy online and pick up in-store.
  • The store marketing team at a large pet company wants to double only in-store sales by Q4.
  • A beverage company wants to raise awareness across Google platforms on a new line of sparkling water.

 

Which of the following situations would be true if you tried to upload a feed in Google Merchant Center that did not have availability for each product?

  • Google's system will flag it as a warning for you to resolve in the future. Availability is an optional attribute.
  • Google's system will disapprove the feed, since availability is not an attribute in the product feed.
  • Google's system will flag it with a warning for you to resolve in the future. Availability is a required attribute.
  • Google's system will disapprove the feed until all required attributes are included. Availability is a required attribute.

 

Which definition of attributes in the product feed is correct?

  • Attributes are text only that describe a product.
  • Attributes are keywords that describe a product.
  • Attributes are numerals only that describe a product.
  • Attributes are the data points that describe a product.

 

You're looking to buy four chairs for your new deck. A retailer advertises the price for one chair in an ad, but the image in the ad is a deck with four chairs. When users click on the ad, they land on the product page with one chair. Which Shopping ads policy is the advertiser violating?

  • Return policy
  • Unsupported Shopping content
  • Usefulness
  • Misrepresentation of self or product

 

What are the three main components of Google's policy mission statement? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Promote positive experience for all users
  • Implement fair and consistent policies
  • Guarantee revenue for businesses
  • Protect the business from fraudulent charges
  • Protect users' online safety

 

Which of these formats is available in a Smart Shopping campaign but unavailable in a Standard Shopping campaign?

  • Product Shopping Ads
  • Local Inventory Ads
  • Gmail Ads
  • Responsive Display Ads

 

You work at a global company that ships products around the world. You would like to create a Shopping campaign to promote products in the European Economic Area and Switzerland. How are Shopping ads served in the European Economic Area and Switzerland?

  • Shopping ads can be served by Google My Business.
  • Shopping ads can be served by one Comparison Shopping Service (CSS).
  • Shopping ads can be served by Google Merchant Center only.
  • Shopping ads can be served by any Comparison Shopping Service (CSS) you work with.

 

What are three ways that you can help build a better consumer experience to drive action? Choose three.

Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Adopt a single channel experience (online only or offline only).
  • Provide relevant and up-to-date information, such as store address, hours, locations, and in-stock products.
  • Simplify the shopping experience by providing minimal information.
  • Offer an easy checkout process.
  • Let shoppers buy online and pick up in-store.

 

Which of these statements about Shopping Ads is true?

  • Shopping Ads use a carousel format that allows for video, images, and text that change based on the search query.
  • Shopping Ads use product attributes to show ads on relevant searches to increase conversion.
  • Shopping Ads are a text-based-only format that's easy to set up using keywords and location as the minimum requirement for launching.
  • Shopping Ads are highly customizable to match the look and feel of a partner website that uses images and text to drive brand awareness.

 

Which of these website features are required in order to advertise on Shopping ads?

  • Store policy
  • Full contact information
  • Secure checkout
  • Country-specific destination URL

 

Which of these are ways Shopping helps you reach your goals? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Build better consumer experiences
  • Drive app downloads
  • Use data to fuel growth
  • Secure leads and contacts
  • Drive traffic and sales

 

Which of these choices describes a free product listing?

  • Free product listings use product information directly from the website to curate no cost ads without a product feed.
  • Free product listings appear on the Shopping Tab and provide an opportunity to highlight products and drive customers to your website at no cost.
  • Free product listings are paid Shopping ads that are converted due to low impressions and clicks.
  • Free product listings participate in an ad auction and offer insights and controls to optimize performance and prioritize key products.

 

Which of the following is true of attributes in the product feed?

  • Attributes are numerals only that describe a product.
  • Attributes are keywords that describe a product.
  • Attributes are the data points that describe a product.
  • Attributes are text only that describe a product.

 

Which of the following Shopping campaign goals would you choose if your aim was to engage with shoppers who are close to making a purchase decision?

  • Sales
  • Lead
  • Awareness
  • Website traffic

 

You're a marketing specialist for a large European sporting goods retailer and want to advertise new products to drive site traffic. How can Merchant Center support your shopping strategy?

  • Merchant Center lets you manage how your in-store and online product inventory appears on Google.
  • Merchant Center lets you create campaigns, update ads, perform ad targeting, and select new products to advertise.
  • Merchant Center offers robust reporting and analytics to track campaign and product-level performance.
  • Merchant Center allows you to easily manage and update store information, manage product reviews, and create highly customizable Shopping ads.

 

Which two statements capture what differentiates Shopping campaigns from Search campaigns? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Shopping campaigns are organized by product groups.
  • Shopping ads are manually generated.
  • Shopping campaigns are organized by ad groups instead of products groups.
  • Shopping campaigns rely on product information instead of keywords.

 

You're using Smart Shopping campaigns to run across Google platforms, such as Google Search, Google Images, and YouTube. In this scenario, what's a benefit that you gain with Smart Shopping campaigns?

  • Goal-oriented
  • Manual bids
  • Reach
  • Real-time signal

 

When setting up a product feed in the Google Merchant Center, which of the following attributes is optional?

  • image_link
  • availability
  • product_type
  • price

 

Aside from the Google Merchant Center diagnostic interface, how would you expect to be notified of an account suspension?

  • Email notification in Google My Business
  • Email notification in Google Merchant Center and Google Ads
  • Email notification in Google Ads
  • Email notification in Google Merchant Center

 

Where should you add negative keywords if you want to help prevent Standard Shopping ads from appearing when you do not want them to?

  • The campaign
  • The Merchant Center
  • The product feed
  • The ad

 

You work at an agency and manage several retail accounts in Google Ads. One of your clients is new to Shopping Ads and would like to track performance by product category (ex: apparel) and gender. The client is passing the required and optional attributes for apparel in the product feed. Which recommendation would you make to their campaign structure to achieve granular reporting?

  • Create a campaign by product category and gender, and use product groups. Example: Campaign #1: Women's Top Product group #1: Sweater Product group #2: Short Sleeves
  • Create a campaign by product category, then set up product groups by gender. Example: Campaign #1: Tops Product group #1: Women's Top Product group #2: Men's Top
  • Create a catch-all campaign. Example: Campaign #1: Tops Product group: All products
  • Create a campaign for each gender, then set up product groups by apparel type. Example: Campaign #1: Women Product group #1: Tops Product group #2: Shoes

 

Which of these statements about Smart shopping campaigns is accurate?

  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Google by creating a campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Google's platform without needing to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Shopping and Search without needing to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Shopping and Search by creating a separate campaign for Shopping and Search.

 

Where would you go to opt in to the Product Ratings program?

  • Product feed
  • Google Ads
  • Google Merchant Center
  • Google My Business

 

When do you pay for a Shopping ad?

  • When someone makes a purchase on the site
  • When someone searches for your item
  • When someone views your ad without engaging with the content
  • When someone clicks on your ad and lands on the site

 

Which of these components are optimized automatically with a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • Product feed creation
  • Country of sale
  • Budget allocation across networks
  • Campaign creation

 

Which of these programs are commonly used in Google Merchant Center? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Store Ratings
  • Local campaigns
  • Product Ratings
  • Promotions

 

You've owned a successful online retail business for a decade. Though the product and marketing strategy hasn't changed, shoppers' behavior has changed—they tend to be buying less and less with each transaction. Which two actions should you take? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Uncover the needs to meet the requirements of curious and impatient consumers.
  • Drive profitability, traffic, customer base, and sales with Shopping ads.
  • Continue with your current marketing strategy, as shopping behavior changes regularly and will balance out.
  • Provide personalized experiences that meet shopper expectations online or in-store.

 

You're looking to buy six chairs for your new dining room table. A retailer advertises the price for one dining chair in an ad, but the image in the ad is a dining table with six chairs. When users click on the ad, they land on the product page with one chair. Which Shopping ads policy is the advertiser violating?

  • Return policy
  • Usefulness
  • Unsupported Shopping content
  • Misrepresentation of self or product

 

A brand company would like to use Shopping ads to promote a new line of basketball shoes. The agency is developing a product feed with all the required attributes for appeal. They are not sure how to structure the title, however. Which structure would you recommend?

  • Brand (brand name) + Product Type (i.e., category) + Availability (e.g., in stock, out of stock)
  • Brand (brand name) + Attributes (i.e., color, size) + Availability (e.g., in stock, out of stock)
  • Brand (brand name) + Availability (i.e., in stock, out of stock) + Attributes (e.g., color, size)
  • Brand (brand name) + Product Type (i.e., category) + Attributes (e.g., color, size)

 

You own a small business that sells shoes. You're ready to run your first Smart Shopping campaign that uses a set budget. How does the system allocate budget on a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • Budget is manually allocated across channels, based on your channel preference. You have control over the campaign setup while manually optimizing by channel.
  • Budget is automatically allocated by campaign, so you'll need to create a separate campaign by channel, and Smart Shopping will optimize budget.
  • Budget is automatically allocated across channels, based on performance. You don't need to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Budget is manually allocated by campaign, so you'll need to create a separate campaign by channel and budget.

 

How would you accurately describe the function of product groups in a Shopping campaign?

  • Product groups are predefined themes that you can select in each of your campaigns.
  • Product groups are used to specify which products from your feed you want to advertise in each campaign.
  • Product groups are keywords that are defined by categories you can select in each of your campaigns.
  • Product groups are remarketing lists that you want to advertise in each of your campaigns.

 

Where can your shoppers check out when purchasing an item? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Gmail
  • Your website
  • Your local store
  • Maps
  • Google Images

 

If you were advising a client who wanted to run on Smart Shopping campaigns and use Maximize Conversion Value as a bid strategy, which secondary bid strategy should you advise them to choose?

  • Target Return On Ad Spend (tROAS)
  • Enhanced CPC
  • Maximize Clicks
  • Manual Max CPC

 

How do Google Ads and Google Merchant Center interact with each other?

  • Google Ads passes campaign performance to Google Merchant Center so advertisers can use the data to influence future campaign builds.
  • Google Merchant Center passes campaign performance to Google Ads so advertisers can use the data to influence future campaign builds.
  • Google Ads passes inventory data to Google Merchant Center so advertisers can use the data to build a Shopping campaign.
  • Google Merchant Center passes inventory data to Google Ads so advertisers can use the data to build a Shopping campaign.

 

Which Smart Shopping campaign setting will help you determine the value of acquiring new customers?

  • Click-through rate
  • Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
  • Optimize for store visits
  • Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)

 

Which setting in a Smart Shopping campaign will help you know the value of acquiring new customers?

  • Optimize for store visits
  • Click-through rate
  • Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
  • Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)

 

How does Google enforce policy violations?

  • Ad disapproval and campaign suspension
  • Item disapproval and account suspension
  • Feed disapproval and item suspension
  • Campaign disapproval and ad suspension

 

If Standard Shopping ads appear when you do not want them to appear, how can you resolve this problem?

  • Add negative keywords in the campaign
  • Add negative keywords in Merchant Center
  • Add negative keywords in the ad
  • Add negative keywords in the product feed

 

You own a small business that sells baseball caps. You're ready to run your first Smart Shopping campaign that uses a set budget. How does the system allocate budget on a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • Budget is automatically allocated by campaign, so you'll need to create a separate campaign by channel, and Smart Shopping will optimize budget.
  • Budget is automatically allocated across channels, based on performance. You don't need to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Budget is manually allocated across channels, based on your channel preference. You have control over the campaign setup while manually optimizing by channel.
  • Budget is manually allocated by campaign, so you'll need to create a separate campaign by channel and budget.

 

You'd like to promote your products across Google's platform but aren't sure if you should go with a Smart Shopping campaign or a Standard Shopping campaign. Which statement is true about Smart Shopping campaigns?

  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Shopping and Search by creating a separate campaign for Shopping and Search.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Google's platform without needing to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Shopping and Search without needing to create a separate campaign for each channel.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns can help you find and reach audiences across Google by creating a campaign for each channel.

 

Which of these statements about product groups in a Shopping campaign is true?

  • Product groups are keywords that are defined by categories you can select in each of your campaigns.
  • Product groups are predefined themes that you can select in each of your campaigns.
  • Product groups are used to specify which products from your feed you want to advertise in each campaign.
  • Product groups are remarketing lists that you want to advertise in each of your campaigns.

 

You are working with a client who is new to Shopping ads and you noticed that the inventory data the client plans to use for their product feed isn't accurate. If a product feed is uploaded with data quality issues, what are two issues that might arise? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Data quality issues in Merchant Center will be detected by Google's system and will permanently suspend the account
  • Users may lose trust in Google and the retailer if the product information in the ad does not match the information on the website.
  • Google's system will detect data quality issues in Google Ads and disapprove campaigns with those items until the violation is resolved.
  • Google's system will detect data quality issues in Merchant Center and disapprove items until the violation is resolved.

 

In which three places can Standard Shopping ads appear? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • The Shopping tab
  • Google Search
  • Google Images
  • Gmail
  • Google Maps

 

Where would you advise someone to go in order to opt in to the Product Ratings Program?

  • Product feed
  • Google Ads
  • Google My Business
  • Google Merchant Center

 

What's the benefit of conversion tracking?

  • You can identify the number of potential users who are interested in your product or likely to convert.
  • You can measure conversion data. Conversion tracking is a report that you add to your campaign.
  • You can optimize more effectively because conversion tracking shows you how many sales your campaign has driven.
  • You can make decisions based on conversion data and users interested in your product.

 

Which of these formats promotes in-store offerings while also driving traffic to stores?

  • Product Shopping ads
  • Gmail ads
  • Local inventory ads
  • Carousel ads

 

You've owned a successful online retail business for 10 years. Recently, shopping behavior has shifted, and shoppers are buying less each time. The product and marketing strategy hasn't changed. Which two actions should you take? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Uncover the needs to meet the requirements of curious and impatient consumers.
  • Guarantee profitability, traffic, customer base, and sales with Shopping ads.
  • Provide personalized experiences that meet shopper expectations online or in-store.
  • Continue with your current marketing strategy, as shopping behavior changes regularly and will balance out.

 

What are two ways Shopping ads can help retailers connect with potential shoppers? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Shoppers can browse and interact with attractive and engaging Shopping ads that give them a better sense of the product, which in return guarantees profit for the business.
  • Shopping ads let retailers showcase their brand by displaying their product name, price, and image. This gives shoppers a sense of the product before they open the ad.
  • Shopping ads let more than one Shopping ad — or a Shopping ad and a text ad — for the same retailer appear in a given search. This increases a retailer's presence on the search results page.
  • Shopping ads let retailers add keywords in their campaign to show products when potential shoppers search for the relevant keyword. Shoppers are more likely to click on an ad if retailers use keywords to match queries.

 

Which of these is an online sales goal?

  • You want to promote your product and drive consumers to your physical location.
  • You want to raise awareness of your product and encourage consumers to interact with your brand and drive website traffic.
  • You want to promote your online inventory and drive consumers to purchase a product on your website.
  • You want your consumers to schedule an appointment before purchasing the product.

 

What are free product listings?

  • Free product listings are paid Shopping ads that are converted due to low impressions and clicks.
  • Free product listings appear on the Shopping Tab and provide an opportunity to highlight products and drive customers to your website at no cost.
  • Free product listings use product information directly from the website to curate no cost ads without a product feed.
  • Free product listings participate in an ad auction and offer insights and controls to optimize performance and prioritize key products.

 

When you use Smart Shopping campaigns to run across Google platforms including YouTube, Google Search, and Google Images, which of these benefits do you gain?

  • Viewable cost per impression (CPM)
  • Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
  • Maximize conversion value
  • Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)

 

What's the relationship between Google Merchant Center and Google Ads?

  • Google Merchant Center passes campaign performance to Google Ads so advertisers can use the data to influence future campaign builds.
  • Google Ads passes inventory data to Google Merchant Center so advertisers can use the data to build a Shopping campaign.
  • Google Ads passes campaign performance to Google Merchant Center so advertisers can use the data to influence future campaign builds.
  • Google Merchant Center passes inventory data to Google Ads so advertisers can use the data to build a Shopping campaign.

 

You work at an agency and one of your clients wants to track performance by product category (ex: apparel) and gender. They already passed the required and optional attributes for apparel in the product feed. Which of these techniques could help them achieve granular reporting?

  • Create a campaign for each gender, then set up product groups by apparel type. Example: Campaign #1: Women Product group #1: Tops Product group #2: Shoes
  • Create a campaign by product category and gender, and use product groups. Example: Campaign #1: Women's Top Product group #1: Sweater Product group #2: Short Sleeves
  • Create a catch-all campaign. Example: Campaign #1: Tops Product group: All products
  • Create a campaign by product category, then set up product groups by gender. Example: Campaign #1: Tops Product group #1: Women's Top Product group #2: Men's Top

 

You're building a product feed for a client who is new to Shopping ads, and you notice the client's inventory data isn't accurate. What two things may happen if the feed is uploaded with data quality issues? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Google's system will detect data quality issues in Google Ads and disapprove campaigns with those items until the violation is resolved.
  • Users may lose trust in Google and the retailer if the product information in the ad does not match the information on the website.
  • Data quality issues in Merchant Center will be detected by Google's system and will permanently suspend the account
  • Google's system will detect data quality issues in Merchant Center and disapprove items until the violation is resolved.

 

How will you be notified of an account suspension (aside from the Google Merchant Center diagnostic interface)?

  • Email notification in Google Merchant Center and Google Ads
  • Email notification in Google My Business
  • Email notification in Google Ads
  • Email notification in Google Merchant Center

 

You want to launch your first Shopping campaign, but you don't know the difference between Search and Shopping. What's a benefit of Shopping Ads?

  • Shopping Ads are a text-based-only format that's easy to set up using keywords and location as the minimum requirement for launching.
  • Shopping Ads use product attributes to show ads on relevant searches to increase conversion.
  • Shopping Ads use a carousel format that allows for video, images, and text that change based on the search query.
  • Shopping Ads are highly customizable to match the look and feel of a partner website that uses images and text to drive brand awareness.

 

Which of these statements is true of Smart Shopping campaigns?

  • Smart Shopping campaigns optimize toward a retailer's business goals through the use of machine learning across Google's suite of ad networks, driving performance, simplicity, and reach.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns optimize toward a retailer's business goals by providing manual control over performance optimization, driving simplicity, performance and reach
  • Smart Shopping campaigns give you complete control over the campaign setup, ad, and bidding.
  • Smart Shopping campaigns provide the options of adding manual input and advanced machine learning.

 

Your client wants to run on Smart Shopping campaigns and use Maximize Conversion Value as a bid strategy. The client also wants to set a secondary bid strategy. Which secondary bid strategy should they select?

  • Target Return On Ad Spend (tROAS)
  • Manual Max CPC
  • Enhanced CPC
  • Maximize Clicks

 

You're setting up a product feed in Merchant Center for the first time, and you realize you don't have availability for each product. What will happen if you try to upload the feed in Google Merchant Center?

  • Availability is an optional attribute, so Google's system will flag it as a warning for you to resolve in the future.
  • Availability is a required attribute, so Google's system will disapprove the feed until all required attributes are included.
  • Availability is not an attribute in the product feed, so Google's system will disapprove the feed.
  • Availability is a required attribute, so Google's system will flag it as a warning for you to resolve in the future.

 

You're looking to buy four stools for your new home bar. A retailer advertises the price for one stool in an ad, but the image in the ad is a bar with four stools. When users click on the ad, they land on the product page with one stool. Which Shopping ads policy is the advertiser violating?

  • Usefulness
  • Misrepresentation of self or product
  • Return policy
  • Unsupported Shopping content

 

How can you help build a better consumer experience to drive action? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Let shoppers buy online and pick up in-store.
  • Simplify the shopping experience by providing minimal information.
  • Offer an easy checkout process.
  • Provide relevant and up-to-date information, such as store address, hours, locations, and in-stock products.
  • Adopt a single channel experience (online only or offline only).

 

Which statements are aligned with Google's policy mission? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Promote positive experience for all users
  • Implement fair and consistent policies
  • Protect the business from fraudulent charges
  • Boost revenue for businesses
  • Protect users' online safety

 

Which of these format promotes in-store products and drives traffic to brick-and-mortar locations?

  • Carousel ads
  • Local inventory ads
  • Gmail ads
  • Product Shopping ads

 

Which two statements accurately convey what differentiates Shopping campaigns from Search campaigns? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Shopping campaigns are organized by ad groups instead of products groups. Shopping ads are manually generated.
  • Shopping campaigns rely on product information instead of keywords. Shopping campaigns are organized by product groups.
  • According to Google Ads Policy, which category type does irresponsible data collection fall under?
  • Prohibited content Editorial standards Prohibited practice Restricted content

 

You're a marketing specialist for a large European housewares retailer and want to advertise new products to drive site traffic. How can Merchant Center support your shopping strategy?

  • Merchant Center allows you to easily manage and update store information, manage product reviews, and create highly customizable Shopping ads.
  • Merchant Center lets you create campaigns, update ads, perform ad targeting, and select new products to advertise.
  • Merchant Center offers robust reporting and analytics to track campaign and product-level performance.
  • Merchant Center lets you manage how your in-store and online product inventory appears on Google.

 

What's automatically optimized with a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • Country of sale
  • Product feed creation
  • Budget allocation across networks
  • Campaign creation

 

When should you expect to pay for a Shopping ad?

  • After someone buys something on the site
  • After someone searches for your item
  • After someone clicks on your ad and lands on the site
  • After someone views your ad without engaging

 

What happens if you violate Google policy?

  • Your item is disapproved and your account is suspended.
  • Your feed is disapproved and your item is suspended.
  • Your campaign is disapproved and your ad is suspended.
  • Your ad is disapproved and your campaign is suspended.

 

Of these programs, which are the most commonly used in Google Merchant Center? Choose two. Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Store Ratings
  • Product Ratings
  • Local campaigns
  • Promotions

 

Which of these is a requirement for advertising on Shopping ads?

  • Secure checkout
  • Full contact information
  • Store policy
  • Country-specific destination URL

 

Where might you see Standard Shopping ads? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Google Images
  • The Shopping tab
  • Google Search
  • Gmail
  • Google Maps

 

How can a remarketing list help a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns capture keywords of users who are likely to purchase again and add the list to the campaign.
  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns reach users who are more likely to purchase again because they've already shown interest in your products.
  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns reach users who already made a purchase at a local store.
  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns drive in-store only traffic based on interest in your local products.

 

What are two bidding strategies that you can use in your Standard Shopping campaign? Choose two.

Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)
  • Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
  • Maximize conversion value
  • Viewable cost per impression (CPM)

 

Which of these tactics would help you maximize performance for a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • Create as many as 150 Smart Shopping campaigns to test performance and optimization.
  • Consolidate your Smart Shopping campaigns and only create separate campaigns when necessary.
  • Launch at least 100 Smart Shopping campaigns per account and optimize based on performance.
  • Don't set a limit to Smart Shopping campaigns because machine learning will optimize one Smart Shopping campaign over another.

 

What are three ways Shopping adds help you reach your goals? Choose three. Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Secure leads and contacts
  • Drive app downloads
  • Build better consumer experiences
  • Use data to fuel growth
  • Drive traffic and sales

 

You're setting up a Shopping campaign in hopes of engaging with shoppers who are close to making a purchase decision. Which campaign goal best represents what you're trying to accomplish?

  • Website traffic
  • Lead
  • Sales
  • Awareness

 

Which of the following attributes is optional when setting up a product feed in the Google Merchant Center?

  • availability
  • price
  • image_link
  • product_type

 

Which of the following are options for checking out when shoppers purchase an item? Choose three.

Select 3 Correct Responses

  • Checkout in your local store
  • Checkout on Gmail
  • Checkout on Maps
  • Checkout on Google
  • Checkout on your website

 

To maximize performance, how should you set up your Smart Shopping campaigns?

  • Create as many as 150 Smart Shopping campaigns to test performance and optimization.
  • Consolidate your Smart Shopping campaigns and only create separate campaigns when necessary.
  • Launch at least 100 Smart Shopping campaigns per account and optimize based on performance.
  • Don’t set a limit to Smart Shopping campaigns because machine learning will optimize one Smart Shopping campaign over another.

 

What benefit does a remarketing list have for a Smart Shopping campaign?

  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns capture keywords of users who are likely to purchase again and add the list to the campaign.
  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns reach users who already made a purchase at a local store.
  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns drive in-store only traffic based on interest in your local products.
  • A remarketing list can help Smart Shopping campaigns reach users who are more likely to purchase again because they've already shown interest in your products.

 

A brand company would like to use Shopping ads to promote a new line of jeans. The agency is putting together a product feed with all the required attributes for appeal but they're not sure how to structure the title in the feed. Which structure would you recommend?

  • Brand (brand name) + Availability (i.e., in stock, out of stock) + Attributes (e.g., color, size)
  • Brand (brand name) + Attributes (i.e., color, size) + Availability (e.g., in stock, out of stock)
  • Brand (brand name) + Product Type (i.e., category) + Attributes (e.g., color, size)
  • Brand (brand name) + Product Type (i.e., category) + Availability (e.g., in stock, out of stock)

 

What's the purpose of attributes in the product feed?

  • Attributes are text only that describe a product.
  • Attributes are numerals only that describe a product.
  • Attributes are the data points that describe a product.
  • Attributes are keywords that describe a product.

 

Which of these ways can Shopping ads help retailers connect with potential shoppers? Choose two.

Select 2 Correct Responses

  • Shopping ads let more than one Shopping ad — or a Shopping ad and a text ad — for the same retailer appear in a given search. This increases a retailer’s presence on the search results page.
  • Shopping ads let retailers add keywords in their campaign to show products when potential shoppers search for the relevant keyword. Shoppers are more likely to click on an ad if retailers use keywords to match queries.
  • Shoppers can browse and interact with attractive and engaging Shopping ads that give them a better sense of the product, which in return helps generate profit for the business.
  • Shopping ads let retailers showcase their brand by displaying their product name, price, and image. This gives shoppers a sense of the product before they open the ad.

 

What will happen if you try to upload a feed in Google Merchant Center that does not have availability for each product?

  • Availability is a required attribute, so Google's system will flag it as a warning for you to resolve in the future.
  • Availability is an optional attribute, so Google's system will flag it as a warning for you to resolve in the future.
  • Availability is not an attribute in the product feed, so Google's system will disapprove the feed.
  • Availability is a required attribute, so Google's system will disapprove the feed until all required attributes are included.

 

Which ad format is available on a Smart Shopping campaign but not a Standard Shopping campaign?

  • Gmail Ads
  • Responsive Display Ads
  • Product Shopping Ads
  • Local Inventory Ads

 

Knowledge Check Assessment (7 questions)

 

Local Inventory Ads allow retailers to promote their in-store inventory and drive shoppers to their brick-and-mortar stores.

  • True
  • False

 

 

What can Local Catalog Ads do? Select All Correct Responses

  • Reach mobile shoppers
  • Drive store visits
  • Promote store deals
  • All of the above

 

Which of the following is something retailers shouldn't do in a shifting retail landscape?

  • Accelerate by making data the foundation of everything they do
  • Connect with customers anywhere and everywhere they are in a brand-first way
  • Provide minimal information to simply things
  • Remove friction to drive action

 

Showcase Shopping ads allow a retailer to engage people early in the purchase journey, when they're discovering what to buy and where to buy it. Where do Showcase Shopping ads generally appear?

  • Any shopping queries
  • Broader queries
  • Local intent queries
  • Long-tail or specific queries

 

Smart Shopping campaigns simplify campaign management by automating which of the following?

Select All Correct

  • Responses
  • Ad creation
  • Targeting Bidding
  • All of the above

 

True or false? Shopping ads use product data to determine how and where to show ads.

  • True
  • False

 

True or false? Shopping campaigns can help promote online and local inventory.

  • True
  • False

 

 

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What should Brian take into account when optimizing the title attribute for his new line of bicycles?

June 10, 2017 By CertificationAnswers

What should Brian take into account when optimizing the title attribute for his new line of bicycles?

 

  • Add additional keywords at the end of the title
  • Include brand, size, and color at the beginning of the title
  • Use special characters such as exclamation points
  • Include the bike style name only

 

Related keyword:

 

What should Brian take into account when optimizing the title attribute for his new line of bicycles

 

Explanations:

 

Submitting your product data to Google in the right format is important for creating successful ads for your products Accurately describe your product and match the title from your landing page

 

When naming your item using the ‘title’ attribute, we recommend that you include all relevant detailed product attributes as part of the title. This will help users identify the correct version of the product they are looking for.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/188494?hl=en

 

Use this specification to format your product information for Google Shopping. Submitting your product data to Google in the right format is important for creating successful ads for your products.

Before you begin

If you’re new to Google Shopping, get started with the beginner’s guide.

Other requirements to keep in mind

Google also has a few other requirements that your product data needs to meet. Get familiar with them before you begin:

  • Google Shopping Policies
  • Landing page requirements
  • Tax rate data requirements
  • Shipping rate data requirements
  • Currency and language requirements. Submit attributes and values using a supported language and currency for the country you’re targeting and the format you’ve chosen.
    • Delimited format. Use any supported language for the name of the attribute and fixed attributes values, e.g. the condition attribute has the fixed value new. Make sure to use the language of the target country for any attribute value without a fixed value, e.g. title. Use an underscore or space within an attribute name (e.g., image_link or image link)
    • XML or API. Use attribute names in English only (the version not in brackets). Use an underscore to represent a space within an attribute name (e.g., image_link instead of image link). A space within an attribute value is allowed (e.g., in stock).

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Gmq41xxwg

 

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How are product groups used in Shopping campaigns?

June 9, 2017 By CertificationAnswers

How are product groups used in Shopping campaigns?

 

  • To bid on organized inventory in an ad group
  • To create a list of keywords used to target Product Listing Ads to shoppers
  • To bundle items sold as a package, like a camera and tripod stand
  • To organize products within a data feed

 

Related keyword:

 

How are product groups used in Shopping campaigns

 

Explanation:

 

Inside a Shopping campaign’s ad group, you’ll work with your inventory to place bids using product groups instead of keywords. A product group is just a subset of your inventory that you define, and all the products inside it use the same bid.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/6275317?hl=en

 

Inside a Shopping campaign’s ad group, you’ll work with your inventory to place bids using product groups instead of keywords. A product group is just a subset of your inventory that you define, and all the products inside it use the same bid.

This article covers how to create product groups, plus how to edit and remove them.

How product groups work

When you get started

When you first create a Shopping campaign, you’ll have one ad group with one product group called “All products” that includes your entire inventory. We recommend that you split your inventory into smaller groups with subdivisions to make bidding more specific to your advertising goals.

How to use product group subdivisions to bid more strategically

You can subdivide up to 7 levels for each product group in any order you want. You can have a product group for all your products and bid the same amount for all of them. In the opposite way, you can also have smaller product groups organized by brand or product category. Keep in mind that you can’t set a bid on a product group that has been subdivided–you’ll set bids on the product groups without subdivisions.

Each ad group in a Shopping campaign can have up to 20,000 product groups.

Attributes available for product group subdivisions

Product groups can only be defined by these attributes provided in your product data in Google Merchant Center.

  • Item ID: Your identifier (id) for each product.
  • Brand: The name of the manufacturer of a product (Example: Google).
  • Category: An attribute based on the Google product taxonomy. Example of a category string: Apparel & Accessories > Clothing > Dresses. In your product data, the “>” characters define the hierarchical levels in the product category that you’ll be able to use for subdividing product groups. If you don’t submit the category, we might assign one for you. There may be cases where Google refines the category further after it’s been submitted. Though we do our best, some products may be miscategorized. You can only subdivide by category when you target these countries: the US, the UK, Australia, Germany, France, Japan, Italy, the Netherlands, Brazil, Norway, Sweden, and Turkey.
  • Product type: An attribute assigned by you based on your categorization. Example of a product type string: Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Appliances > Refrigerators. In your product data, the “>” characters define the hierarchical levels in the product type that you’ll be able to use for subdividing product groups.
  • Custom labels: You can create up to five custom labels in your product data (Example of label values: seasonal, bestseller).
  • Condition: The state of a product (new, used, and refurbished).
  • Channel: Where your products are sold, either “Local” in a physical store or “Online” through an e-commerce store.
  • Channel exclusivity: Whether your products are sold locally, online, or through both channels.

 

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Custom labels can be a great way for you to:

June 9, 2017 By CertificationAnswers

Custom labels can be a great way for you to:

 

  • Set the country in which your products will be sold
  • Tell Google Merchant Center what products to avoid when uploading data
  • Subdivide products into specific product groups in AdWords
  • Identify the shipping method used for your products

 

Related keyword:

 

Custom labels can be a great way for you to

 

Explanation:

 

In a Shopping campaign, you subdivide your products based on existing data from the category, brand, item ID, condition, product type, and custom label attributes. You can use custom labels if you want to subdivide the products in your campaign using values of your choosing

Read more here: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/188494#customlabel

 

Basic product data

The product information you submit using these attributes is our foundation for creating your Shopping ads. Make sure everything you submit is of the quality you’d show to a customer.

 

Price & availability

These attributes define the price and availability for your products. This information is shown to potential customers in your ads. If your products’ prices and availability change often, keep in mind that you’ll need to let us know about all the updates to be able to run ads. Check out these tips for keeping your product information fresh.

Product category

These attributes help Google understand what you’re selling so we can better connect your ads with search queries from potential customers. Keep in mind that you can also use these product categorizations later on to help you organize your advertising campaign in AdWords.

Product identifiers

These attributes are used to provide product identifiers that define the products you’re selling in the global marketplace. We use product identifiers to understand what you’re selling. When we understand what you’re selling, we can help boost your ad performance by adding valuable details about the product and serving the ad in a more relevant way to users.

Detailed product description

These attributes are used to submit particular product characteristics that users commonly search for. The attributes can help you control your ad’s appearance when you sell variants. These attributes are also used to help potential customers filter by attributes on Google Shopping.

Shopping campaigns and other configurations

These attributes are used to control how your product data is used when you create advertising campaigns in AdWords.

Shipping

These attributes can be used together with the account shipping settings to help you provide accurate shipping costs in your ads. Users rely on the shipping costs to help make choices about what to buy, so it’s important to take the time to submit quality shipping information.

Tax

These attributes can be used together with the account tax settings to help you provide accurate tax costs in your ads.

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Campaign priority should be used when:

June 9, 2017 By CertificationAnswers

Campaign priority should be used when:

 

  • You want to lower the bid for a product group
  •  You have multiple sales to promote within the same campaign
  • You want to separate your inventory by brand
  • You have multiple campaigns advertising the same products

 

Related keyword:

 

Campaign priority should be used when

 

Explanation:

 

Campaign Priority determines which products you want to get displayed from in case you have multiple Shopping campaigns running with similar products. In that case the deciding factor will not be a bid, but the campaign priority if you set it to High

 

Campaign priority is useful when you’re advertising the same product, for the same country, in multiple Shopping campaigns.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/6275296?hl=en

 

Campaign priority is useful when you’re advertising the same product, for the same country, in multiple Shopping campaigns.

This article explains how campaign priority works and how to set it up for your Shopping campaigns.

Before you begin

To use the campaign priority setting, you first need to Create a Shopping campaign.

Remember campaign priority is only important if you have multiple Shopping campaigns that promote the same product.

How it works

When you have the same product in multiple Shopping campaigns, you can determine which campaign should participate in the auction for that product with campaign priority. Your campaigns already have a priority: Low. But you can change this priority to Medium or High. These priorities determine the bid for any product that the campaigns share.

Campaign priorities determine bids using these rules:

  • The highest priority campaign will bid. If one campaign has a higher priority than the others, the campaign with the higher priority will bid. For example, imagine 2 campaigns share a product. One campaign has a High priority, and the other has a Medium priority. The bid from the High priority campaign will be used, even if the bid in the Medium priority campaign is set to a larger amount.
  • If the highest priority campaign runs out of budget, the lower priority campaign bids. If the campaign with the highest priority runs out of budget, the next lower priority campaign will place the bid. Continuing with the previous example, when the budget for the High priority campaign is used up, the bid from the Medium priority campaign will be used.

    Note about ad delivery: When you set a campaign to use the Standard delivery method, your budget will be spread evenly throughout the day. So to reserve funds for later in the day, a High priority campaign might not participate in an auction even if the budget is not yet exhausted. Instead a lower priority campaign that is not reserving funds might participate in the auction. Learn more about ad delivery.

  • When multiple campaigns have the same priority, the highest bid is used. If multiple campaigns all have the same priority, the campaign with the highest bid for that product will participate in the auction. For example, if 3 campaigns share the same product and have a Low priority, the highest bid from any of the 3 campaigns will be used.

Example

Imagine that you’re starting a new Shopping campaign for the summer. One product in this campaign is sandals. Sandals are also listed in another campaign for footwear. You have a specific budget just for your summer campaign. So whenever sandals are shown, you want the bid to come from your summer campaign—not from your footwear campaign.

To make sure that the bid comes from the summer campaign, give the summer campaign a High campaign priority and give the footwear campaign a Low priority.

If the summer campaign runs out of budget, the bid for sandals will be determined by the footwear campaign.

 

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To maintain an active data feed, you must update the feed every:

June 9, 2017 By CertificationAnswers

To maintain an active data feed, you must update the feed every:

 

30 days

 

6 months

 

1 year

 

24 hours

 

Related keyword:

 

To maintain an active data feed, you must update the feed every

 

Explanation:

Up-to-date product feeds with keyword-rich descriptions will entice users and keep your ads showing at the right moments, while inaccurate feeds can lead to product or account disapprovals. The best way to ensure this is to update your feed whenever you update your site. As a result, product feeds should be updated at least every 30 days.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/6167192?hl=en

 

Consumers today don’t think twice about living in a multi-screen world. They just grab the screen that happens to be in front of them when they’re at home, in the office or on the go.

These constantly-connected moments are a great new opportunity for retailers. To take advantage of this evolving “digital shelf,” retailers must do three things:

  • Be there. Have a strong presence on the digital shelf at all times
  • Be relevant. Engage shoppers with the right details at the right moments
  • Be optimized. Make it easy for people to shop and buy

In this guide, we’ll show how Shopping campaigns can help you do all three. In all, we’ll offer best practices that can help you win over today’s constantly connected shoppers.


 

The digital shelf is a lot like the shelves you browse at any grocery store. The shopper has many choices, and presentation matters. You need to present your offerings with clear titles and accurate, up-to date information.

One key to winning at the digital shelf is to understand how you want to promote your inventory. Set yourself up for success with a well-maintained feed.

 

Use relevant titles and quality images to increase CTR

Title, description and image are the “big three” to focus on when planning your ads. Price aside, these three items have the most influence on whether or not a shopper clicks your ad.

Put the essential and relevant data right at the top.
Here are some tips for writing better titles and descriptions:

Match your titles and descriptions to the search queries on which your ad appears. If the user searches for “sunglasses,” make sure those words appear in the title. That kind of relevance gives customers the best possible experience and raises your chances of being matched to those queries in the future.

Start with straightforward titles and descriptions, then let your search terms report guide changes. Get rid of what doesn’t work and refine what does. For example, a title reading “Loafers Size 13” can be switched to “Size 13 Loafers” if you discover that most shoppers search for size ahead of shoe type.

Use keyword-rich titles but don’t stuff. Keyword stuffing is any attempt to raise relevance by repeating keywords needlessly. Forced repetition can harm your placement rather than improve it.

Watch out for truncation. The number of characters in your Shopping ad will depend on the ad unit being shown (usually between 50-70 characters). Leave yourself a safety buffer by using less than 50 characters in your titles.

Match your feed text to your site. Users are happier when the text on your landing page is a close match to the ad they clicked. If your ad reads “Acme 300B digital camera,” make sure that the phrase is on the landing page. When it comes to images, many of the same ideas apply: keep them simple, clear and relevant to the user’s search.

Tip

If there’s a big difference in how users are searching and your site’s product information, adjust the product text. Use the language that your customers tend to use when they search for the product.

 

A user who searched for a camera or sneakers is seeing exactly what they’re looking for.

Now here are two less effective images:

 

These images are too cluttered and complicated. Neither one is likely to make a user feel like clicking.

Make sure your images show the product clearly at high resolution: at least 800×800 pixels. Try testing different product angles and backgrounds to see what gets the best results.

Another important factor that leads to a strong ad is your Unique Product Identifier. It’s a very important aspect of a quality feed, so be sure that yours are present and correct.

Tip

Don’t use promotions, watermarks, packages, text or multiple products in your images. They clutter the image and draw attention away from the actual product. They will also get your ads disapproved.

 

2.  Keep your feed accurate and up-to-date

Up-to-date product feeds with keyword-rich descriptions will entice users and keep your ads showing at the right moments, while inaccurate feeds can lead to product or account disapprovals. Check your feed summary and data quality in Google Merchant Center for these common pitfalls:

Your website URL isn’t verified:

  • Required attributes missing
  • Unknown “Google product category” values
  • Mismatched data between data feed and your website (usually price or availability)
  • Non-working destination URLs (ex. 404 errors)

All prices and product availability must match what’s on your website. The best way to ensure this is to update your feed whenever you update your site. As a result, product feeds should be updated at least every 30 days.

Tip

Have a limited-time sale, promotion or free shipping? Make sure that your feed displays the correct price and shipping during sales.

 

Once you’ve populated your data feed, you can later create groups that make sense for your business. That makes bidding and budgeting easier for all the products in your campaigns.

Tip

Do you sell retail products to different demographics? Consider using gender and age_group attributes to describe your inventory fully.

 

For categories that aren’t already in your existing taxonomy, use custom labels. They help you group products that share a theme—like bestsellers, seasonal products, promotions or profit margins—so you can manage and bid on them appropriately. You should assign a specific definition for each of the five custom labels and specify the possible values for each. Then, you use these custom labels consistently across the products in your data feed, assigning appropriate values to each product according to your own definition.

Here are examples of custom labels:

Custom label Definition / Objectives Possible custom label values

0

Seasonal

• Spring-summer
• Fall-winter

1

Promotions

• Flash sale
• Clearance
• Co-marketing deal

2

Selling rate

• Bestseller
• Low seller

3

Margins

• High margin
• Low margin

4

Release year

• 2013
• 2014

Use case example: Store A has a back-to-school sale on backpacks, notebooks and crayons. Using the “Seasonal” custom label, the store can tag all three items as “Back to School” so they can be managed together.

 

Learn How To Fix Your Feed Disapprovals

Guide to Google Shopping: Fix Your Feed Disapprovals

When setting up your data feeds, you may run into issues such as feed processing, data quality and policy violations that prevent your products from appearing on Google. In this video, you will learn how to get your data feed into tip-top shape to show even more of your products online, making it easier for online shoppers to find what you’re selling.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nH3ZfyIgkxU

 

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You want to prevent your ads from appearing for certain search terms. How would you do it?

June 9, 2017 By CertificationAnswers

You want to prevent your ads from appearing for certain search terms. How would you do it?

 

Remove the related search terms from your product titles in your product data
Put shorter descriptions in your product data
Remove products from your product data
Add negative keywords to your campaign or ad

 

Related keyword:

 

You want to prevent your ads from appearing for certain search terms. How would you do it

 

Explanation:

 

It’s important to add negative keywords to your campaigns to optimize your ads and reach only very targeted audience. Negative keywords can help you reach the most interested customers, reduce your costs, and increase your return on investment. When you add terms as negative keywords, your ad won’t show to people searching for those terms.
Source

 

A type of keyword that prevents your ad from being triggered by a certain word or phrase. Your ads aren’t shown to anyone who is searching for that phrase. This is also known as a negative match.

For example, when you add “free” as a negative keyword to your campaign or ad group, you tell AdWords not to show your ad for any search containing the term “free.” On the Display Network, your ad is less likely to appear on a site when your negative keywords match the site’s content.

 

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