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Exam Name – Google Ads Display Certification Assessment.
Total Questions and Time Limit – 49 Questions with 75 minutes to complete entire exam.
Exam URL – https://skillshop.exceedlms.com/student/path/18061-google-ads-display-certification
Google Ads Display Certification Answers (Updated January 2021)
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(A) Quinn remarkets using his original business objectives and campaigns, with new users from an uploaded compatible list. By leveraging existing materials, he aims to extend his reach while saving cost.
(B) Quinn uses the In-Market audience segment for baking supplies with the intent of reaching potential customers while they’re actively browsing for women’s apparel and are close to a conversion.
(C) Quinn creates a list of cart abandoners that identifies users who visited his website, considered buying his clothing, but didn’t purchase. He shows them an ad with a promotional discount code.
(D) Quinn creates a custom audience segment using keywords and URLs as inputs. He hopes to extend his audience to customers interested in women’s accessories.
(A) Affinity Audiences
(B) Custom Affinity audiences
(C) In-Market audiences
(D) Demographic retargeting
(A) When you want ads that serve in all ad slot sizes.
(B) When your ad has exceeded budget and you must cut costs.
(C) When your ads must meet exact branding requirements.
(D) When performance is your primary goal.
Q.4 – When Should You Use AMPHTML Ads? (Choose Two)
(A) When your goal is to maximize the reach and scale of your campaign.
(B) When your goal is to provide faster ad experiences.
(C) When your goal is maximum creative control.
(D) When your goal is to provide safer ad experiences.
Q.5 – When Should You Use Responsive Display Ads?
(A) When your primary goal is performance.
(B) When your ads will only be run in banner-eligible slots.
(C) When your primary goal is to control the look and feel of your ads
(D) When your primary goal is meeting branding requirements.
Q.6 – Which Display Ad Format Adjusts To Available Ad Space?
(A) AMPHTML ads
(B) Image ads
(C) Uploaded ads
(D) Responsive Display Ads
(A) Image ads
(B) AMPHTML ads
(C) Responsive Display Ads
(D) Uploaded ads
Q.8 – Which Display Ad Format Runs In Both Native And Non-Native Inventory?
(A) Responsive Display Ads
(B) Uploaded ads
(C) AMPHTML ads
(D) Image ads
(A) Image ads
(B) Responsive Display Ads
(C) AMPHTML ads
(D) Search ads
Q.10 – Which Factors Should An Advertiser Consider When Deciding On A Bidding Strategy?
(A) Results, targeted locations, and purchase history
(B) User journey complexities, performance, and auctions
(C) Customer search history, competition, and conversions
(D) Ad schedule and budget
Q.11 – Which Group Would You Be Able To Reach With A Google Display Campaign Using Demographic Targeting?
(A) Certified netware engineers
(B) College students
(C) Residents of a certain city
(D) 27-year-old men
Q.12 – Which Statement Accurately Describes The Reach Of Affinity Audiences’ Targeting?
(A) It reaches people who have the intent to purchase, updated in real time.
(B) It reaches TV-like audiences, based on their lifestyles, interests, and passions.
(C) It reaches past visitors as they browse network websites and use network apps.
(D) It reaches people while they’re actively browsing, researching, or comparing products and are close to a conversion.
Q.13 – Which Statement Is True About Responsive Display Ads?
(A) The ads can meet exact branding requirements.
(B) They offer the advertiser more creative control than uploaded ads.
(C) The ads can be manually uploaded.
(D) The ads adjust to available screen space when delivered.
Q.14 – Which Statement Is True About The Value Of Google Display Ads?
(A) It enables advertisers to reach customers searching for specific search terms.
(B) It bundles the pillars of a campaign to reach millions of valuable audiences across the internet.
(C) It uses best-in-class automation and bidding to reach millions of users at just the right moment.
(D) It offers advertisers the most control over the geographic locations where their ads will be seen.
Q.15 – Which Two Are Available In Google Ads? (Choose Two)
(A) Company targeting, which allows you to serve ads to the people who work for a specific company you choose.
(B) Variable targeting, which allows ads to be served to a subset of users on specified dates for a set ad price.
(C) Heritage targeting, which allows advertisers to serve ads only to users who have a specified family history.
(D) Device targeting, which allows you to serve your ads to users on desktops, smartphones, and tablets.
(E) Language targeting, which lets you reach people with your selected language as their browser’s language setting.
(A) Occupancy targeting allows advertisers to serve ads to households with a specific number of occupants.
(B) Device targeting allows you to reach customers on any device: desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
(C) Employment targeting allows you to serve your ads only to those people who work in a specified field.
(D) Location targeting allows your ads to be served only in the specific geographic locations you choose.
Q.17 – Which Type Of Automated Bidding Strategy Is Enhanced Cost-Per-Click (ECPC)?
(A) Conversion-focused bidding
(B) Revenue-focused bidding
(C) Awareness-based bidding
(D) Consideration-focused bidding
Q.18 – Which Type Of Automated Bidding Strategy Is Target Cost-Per-Acquisition (CPA)?
(A) Consideration-focused bidding
(B) Awareness-based bidding
(C) Revenue-focused bidding
(D) Conversion-focused bidding
Q.19 – Which Type Of Automated Bidding Strategy Is Target Return On Ad Spend (ROAS)?
(A) Conversion-focused bidding
(B) Consideration-focused bidding
(C) Revenue-focused bidding
(D) Awareness-based bidding
(A) User intent and likelihood to complete valuable actions for your business do not vary based on location, time, or device.
(B) If you do not bid efficiently, you could miss valuable conversions.
(C) The appropriate bid can often be a static target that is challenging to reach.
(D) The customer journey has become more complex and therefore bids should be based on general user behavior.
(A) Topics
(B) Remarketing lists
(C) Placements
(D) Keywords
(A) You can set your own budget and can change it at any time.
(B) Your ads will be placed on all search engines.
(C) Machine models automatically determine your advertising budget.
(D) With Google Ads you always pay using cost-per-reach, predetermined by your budget.
(A) Place your business’s ads on every available search engine.
(B) Boost your conversions by connecting you to people in the moments that matter.
(C) Coach your company to fully move to an online-only presence.
(D) Help you reach a wider audience and maximize exposure.
(E) Cap the number of ads you pay for, based on your business.
(A) Google Ads allows you to cap the number of ads you pay for, based on your business.
(B) Google Ads guarantees phone calls to your business.
(C) Google Ads gives you control over your budget.
(D) Google Ads offers separate auctions for low budgets.
(A) Affinity Audiences enables her to show ads to users based on the sports teams they have an affinity for.
(B) Affinity Audiences allow her to reach sports enthusiasts.
(C) Affinity Audiences allow her to reach sports fans who’ve previously visited her website.
(D) Affinity Audiences allow her to reach sports fans who’ve opted in to receive emails about sports.
(A) Ad extensions
(B) Machine learning
(C) Manual control
(D) Seller ratings
(A) An investment of $9,800 to generate 1,400 conversions and a CPA of $7
(B) An investment of $9,600 to generate 1,600 conversions with a CPA of $6
(C) An investment of $8,400 to generate 1,400 conversions and a CPA of $6
(D) An investment of $9,100 to generate 1,300 conversions and a CPA of $7
(A) Options and tracking
(B) Profit and privacy
(C) Control and results
(D) Credits and context
(A) By giving advertisers control over the number of specific actions their spend will return
(B) By giving advertisers control over which competitors they place ads in auctions against
(C) By giving advertisers control over the next highest bid allowed in auctions they enter
(D) By giving advertisers control over the maximum they spend per month.
(A) Relevance, control, and results
(B) Sales, consideration, and integrity
(C) Growth, reach, and traffic
(D) Influence, awareness, and promotion
Q.31 – What’s Provided By Responsive Display Ads?
(A) Reach, scale, control
(B) Complete creative control and simplicity
(C) Complete creative control and reach
(D) Reach, simplicity, automation
(A) Maximize conversions
(B) Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
(C) Target impression share
(D) Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)
Q.33 – When A Responsive Display Ad Is Automatically Assembled, What’s Adjusted To Fit The Ad Slot?
(A) Format, appearance, and external links
(B) Size, appearance, and format
(C) Format, image sizes, and external links
(D) Size, external links, and font
(A) TV campaigns, which promote her products directly to consumers while they’re watching their favorite network and cable TV programs.
(B) Shopping campaigns, which promote her products by giving consumers detailed information about what she’s selling before they click her ad.
(C) Social media campaigns, which showcase her products to users while they browse their favorite social media platforms.
(D) App campaigns, which can increase engagement, app installs, and even in-app actions, such as ordering her products.
(A) A Dynamic remarketing campaign
(B) A Smart Display campaign
(C) A Standard Display campaign
(D) A Standard remarketing campaign
(A) His ads are automatically generated from the building blocks he provides, like headlines, descriptions, logos, and images.
(B) His ads are automatically generated from Google’s content providers, matching his website’s data feeds to the most relevant images and descriptions available.
(C) His ads can be manually built using his custom-sized headlines, descriptions, logos, and images.
(D) His ad formats are lifted directly from his data feeds, allowing him full control over their size, placement, and screen orientation.
(A) Target return on ad spend (Target ROAS)
(B) Target impression share
(C) Target cost-per-acquisition (tCPA)
(D) Maximize clicks
(A) Demographic targeting
(B) In-Market audiences
(C) Custom Affinity audiences
(D) Similar Audiences
(A) Videos
(B) Ad dimensions
(C) Headlines
(D) Keywords
(E) Images
(A) Allows advertisers to bid only for clicks from a specific group.
(B) Guarantees reduced conversion costs for advertisers.
(C) Uses machine learning to set bids, which saves time.
(D) Allows advertisers to serve ads only at specific times.
(E) Uses machine learning to set bids, which saves time.
(A) Affinity audiences
(B) In-Market audiences
(C) Custom Affinity audiences
(D) Demographic targeting
(A) Google Display Ads will build a social following for Trevor’s products to improve customer engagement and drive larger transactions.
(B) Google Display Ads will build Trevor’s brand awareness by showing customized ads to customers who are browsing websites that Trevor chooses.
(C) Google Display Ads will improve Trevor’s customer-service outreach by finding audiences using his products.
(D) Google Display Ads will help place Trevor’s ad before customers who already showed interest in his brand.
(A) Search
(B) Shopping
(C) Video
(D) Display
(A) Conversion-focused bidding
(B) Consideration-focused bidding
(C) Revenue-focused bidding
(D) Awareness-based bidding
Q.45 – What Are Key Factors To Keep In Mind When Choosing A Bidding Strategy For Your Campaign?
(A) Budget, competition, and user thought processes
(B) Performance, auctions, and user journey complexities
(C) Location, calls-to-action, and user conversion costs
(D) Targeting, auctions, and campaign cost-per-click
Q.46 – What Are Two Benefits Of Automated Bidding? (Choose Two.)
(A) Higher CPAs
(B) Guaranteed results
(C) Cross analysis
(D) Time saving
(E) Competitive analysis
(A) Golf enthusiasts
(B) Parents of infants
(C) Men and women, ages 35 to 44
(D) TV comedy fans
(E) People looking to buy a car
Q.48 – What Are Two Reasons A Marketer Might Use Responsive Display Ads? (Choose Two.)
(A) Improved communication: Respond immediately to any website visitor query with an automated speech system or text.
(B) Insight: Provides more robust industry data than other ad formats.
(C) Cost-effective: Get more conversions at a similar cost-per-acquisition.
(D) Guidance: Gives instruction to users on how to adjust ad size, appearance, and format to fit a specific ad slot.
(E) Extended reach: Create ads that serve in most ad slot sizes, into both native and non-native inventory.
Q.49 – What Are Two Ways Google Ads Can Fuel Your Business Goals? (Choose Two)
(A) Enable premium membership subscriptions.
(B) Increase online, in-app, in-person, and over-the-phone sales.
(C) Reach more users by placing ads on all search engines.
(D) Get more of the right people to visit your website.
Cap the number of ads you pay for, based on your business.
Q.50 – What Can Automated Bidding Help An Advertiser Improve?
(A) Calls-to-action
(B) Performance
(C) Competition
(D) Languages
(A) Predictions built from ad portfolio data, aggregated across benchmark businesses.
(B) Predictions built from files exported from your CRM.
(C) Predictions built from your performance history.
(D) Predictions built from performance data across your industry.
Q.52 – What Is A Key Benefit Of Smart Display Campaigns?
(A) Highly segmented insights are provided for daily campaign deep dives.
(B) Smart Display campaigns can automatically create video content.
(C) Display Network recommendations are generated based on Smart Display campaign performance.
(D) A Smart Display campaign can be created with minimal input from advertisers.
Q.53 – What’s A Characteristic Of Responsive Display Ads?
(A) They offer greater control over the way your ads look and feel.
(B) They let you create ads that serve in all ad slot sizes.
(C) They enable publishers to deliver a faster experience using AMP.
(D) They help limit ads to banner-eligible slots.
Q.54 – What’s A Key Benefit Of Responsive Display Ads? (Type 1)
(A) You can upload your own ads using templates.
(B) You can set the ads to run in banner-eligible slots.
(C) You can choose images from their built-in libraries.
(D) You can upload your own creative assets.
Q.55 – What’s A Key Benefit Of Responsive Display Ads? (Type 2)
(A) They have a library of creative assets to match your product.
(B) They’re complex to build, giving you total control of how they display.
(C) They automatically create ads that serve all ad slot sizes.
(D) They use a machine-learning model that gives you options for building them.
Q.56 – What’s An Advantage Of Responsive Display Ads?
(A) They enable advertisers to control all aspects of their branding.
(B) They’re limited to banner-eligible slots.
(C) They’re built for performance, reach, and scale.
(D) They don’t require you to upload images, videos, headlines, logos, and descriptions.
Q.57 – What’s An Advantage Of The Reach Of Responsive Display Ads?
(A) They automatically adjust your creative asset’s size, appearance, and format to meet your exact branding requirements.
(B) They automatically adjust your creative asset’s size, appearance, and format to fit just about any native or non-native ad slot.
(C) They allow you to manually adjust their size, appearance, and format to meet your exact branding requirements.
(D) They allow you to manually adjust your creative asset’s size, appearance, and format to fit just about any native or non-native ad slot.
Q.58 – What’s An Advantage Of Using Responsive Display Ads?
(A) They offer greater control over the way your ads look and feel.
(B) They’re limited to banner-eligible slots.
(C) They help publishers deliver a faster experience using AMP.
(D) They will automatically create ads from your images, videos, headlines, logos, and descriptions.
Q.59 – What’s One Benefit Of Using Responsive Display Ads?
(A) They can be uploaded.
(B) They can meet exact branding requirements.
(C) They can run on native inventory.
(D) They can respond to manual A/B testing.
Q.60 – What’s One Reason To Use A Responsive Display Ad For Your Campaign?
(A) You want to increase ad performance.
(B) You want to upload your ads.
(C) You want to increase control of your ad format.
(D) You want to meet your company’s branding requirements.
(A) Recommended campaign bid scaling
(B) A recommended average daily budget
(C) A recommended Campaign-level Target CPA (cost-per-acquisition)
(D) A recommended Campaign-level Target ROAS (return-on-ad-spend)
Q.62 – How Can Performance Planner Serve Your Business?
(A) By finding areas of your total budget that could contribute to marketing
(B) By teaching your employees the fundamentals of personal budgeting
(C) By determining which of Google’s ads are most appropriate for your brand
(D) By optimizing your ad budget for maximum growth
Q.63 – How Does Automating Your Bid Contribute To A Successful Google Ads Campaign?
(A) Automated bidding uses machine learning to algorithmically help you set the appropriate bid for each and every auction.
(B) Automated bidding’s algorithms integrate a minimum number of signals to evaluate user intent.
(C) The customer journey has become more direct, so setting bids should be based on general user behavior.
(D) Cross-referencing data with context to establish intent and set the appropriate bid is a simple and direct task.
Q.64 – How Is Using Non-Last-Click Attribution Conversions Useful For Performance Planner Forecasts?
(A) To take advantage of seasonal trends throughout the year
(B) To allocate budgets that drive incremental conversions
(C) To find growth opportunities regarding device targeting
(D) To identify the most profitable location targeting
(A) To react to ever-changing external factors
(B) To check for status issues
(C) To review new keyword opportunities
(D) To analyze demographic performance
(A) Search
(B) Video
(C) Shopping
(D) Display
(A) Target return on ad spend (Target ROAS)
(B) Target cost-per-acquisition (tCPA)
(C) Target impression share
(D) Maximize clicks
(A) Search, Display, TV, Shopping, and App
(B) Search, Display, Video, App, and Access
(C) Social, Display, Video, Shopping, and App
(D) Search, Display, Video, Shopping, and App
(A) An investment of $30,000 to generate 1,500 conversions and a CPA of $20
(B) An investment of $28,000 to generate 1,400 conversions and a CPA of $20
(C) An investment of $40,000 to generate 2,000 conversions and a CPA of $20
(D) An investment of $21,000 to generate 1,400 conversions and a CPA of $15
(A) Video
(B) Display
(C) Shopping
(D) Search
(A) Performance Planner integrates with other budgeting software, such as QuickBooks.
(B) Performance Planner leverages machine learning for forecasting.
(C) Performance Planner is free to use with any merchant-hosted storefront.
(D) Performance Planner forecasting is powered by billions of Google searches conducted each week.
(E) Performance Planner will help her identify funds from other operational budgets to allocate to marketing.
(A) Location targeting is not decided by machine learning.
(B) Machine learning will choose an ad schedule for campaigns without her input.
(C) Machine learning helps her set the appropriate bid for each and every auction.
(D) Machine learning will choose the keywords used to serve her ads to users.
(A) Bids
(B) Ad extensions
(C) Keywords
(D) Ads
(E) Budgets
(A) Distribution
(B) Validation
(C) Instrumentation
(D) Simulation
(E) Differentiation
Q.75 – What Can The Performance Planner Assist You With?
(A) To create an optimized copy of your existing campaign, so that it can be tested with the drafts and experiments tool
(B) To improve return on investment so you can drive more conversions within your target CPA (cost-per-acquisition)
(C) To determine which Google Ads features should be enabled to get the best performance from your campaigns
(D) To analyze the search term report and add both keywords and negative keywords, depending on historical performance
Q.76 – What Can The Performance Planner Recommend?
(A) Campaign-level Target CPA (cost-per-acquisition)
(B) Applying bid adjustments to specific locations
(C) Including or excluding “Google search partners”
(D) Using “Target impression share” as an automated bid strategy
Q.77 – What Does Performance Planner Automatically Do?
(A) Uses machine learning to target new demographics
(B) Forecasts how your current campaigns will perform in the future
(C) Sets your ad budget for maximum growth
(D) Recommends the perfect ad structure for your budget
Q.78 – What Is A Valid Recommendation That The Performance Planner Can Provide?
(A) Set a specific target CPA (cost-per-acquisition)
(B) Create alternative versions of best performing ad variations
(C) Apply specific bid adjustments to device and location targeting
(D) Add a themed group of negative keywords
(A) A / B testing
(B) Google Ads are updated automatically
(C) Click-through rate averages require planning
(D) Auctions fluctuate all the time
Q.80 – What Is One Way That Performance Planner Helps Businesses Increase Sales?
(A) By choosing ad types that your target demographic finds most appealing
(B) By maximizing the number of conversions for a spend scenario
(C) By relying on customer feedback for optimal ad placement
(D) By providing a discount on all ads after purchasing a license
Q.81 – When Visibility Is The Campaign Goal, Which Bidding Strategy Should An Advertiser Choose?
(A) Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)
(B) Maximize Conversions
(C) Maximize clicks
(D) Target impression share
(A) Because bid automation is a standard capability in the market that allows a lesser degree of precision, based on the conversion opportunity of each auction
(B) Because given the dynamic nature of Google’s auctions, the appropriate bid can often be a moving target that is challenging to reach at scale when using manual bidding
(C) Because users intent and their likelihood to complete valuable actions for your business hardly vary based on location, time, or device
(D) Because cross-referencing data with context to establish intent and set the appropriate bid is a more simple, direct task
Q.83 – Why Is Using The Performance Targets Feature After Utilizing The Performance Planner Recommended?
(A) This practice allows you to receive detailed insights from Google Analytics with regards to how website behavior is impacted after applying Performance planner recommendations.
(B) This practice allows you to ensure seasonality and budget reallocation are accounted for future periods so you can prevent your campaigns from becoming “Limited by Budget”.
(C) This practice allows you to monitor targets set in the Performance Planner and to receive alerts and recommendations when a campaign is not on track.
(D) This practice allows you to fully automate all aspects of account management to improve the likelihood of meeting performance targets.
(A) So that spend is not reallocated between two different marketing objectives
(B) To avoid any potential keyword duplicates between different marketing objectives
(C) So that seasonal trends can be better identified for each individual marketing objective
(D) To prevent campaigns from becoming “Limited by Budget”
Q.85 – Why Should Your Business Use Performance Planner?
(A) It validates budgets against other vendors in the same market.
(B) It makes recommendations that are validated using machine learning.
(C) It is the only ad budgeting software on the market.
(D) It helps businesses determine a go-to-market strategy.
(A) Machine learning
(B) Manual control
(C) Auction-time bidding
(D) Bidding suggestions
(E) Sitelink extensions
(A) With Google Ads you always pay using cost-per-reach, predetermined by your budget.
(B) Google Ads saves you time by deciding what your budget will be on a daily basis.
(C) With Google Ads, your ads will show on every available search engine.
(D) With Google Ads, you can choose a maximum amount to spend per month.
(A) It allows them to focus their campaigns on either Gmail or TrueView, in order to better isolate specific audiences.
(B) It enables them to create online purchasing options native to Display ad formats.
(C) It allows them to run ads and connect with audiences through Gmail, YouTube, and millions of other websites.
(D) It allows them to choose which specific YouTube videos they want their ads to be placed on.
Q.89 – How Does Google Display Ads Drive Marketing Results For Thousands Of Advertisers Worldwide?
(A) It determines a user’s primary marketing objective, and enables the features and options that will best achieve it.
(B) It harnesses best-in-class signals to place ads against the most relevant content.
(C) It calculates the number of times an ad is effectively run on test websites, then shows it on all relevant websites.
(D) It focuses a campaign on either Gmail, TrueView, or Chrome to better isolate specific audiences.
Q.90 – How Does Google Display Ads Drive Results Every Day For Thousands Of Advertisers?
(A) Its real-time view of context and behavior across the web powers unique understandings of intent.
(B) It combines search, shopping, and image ads to create the most relevant ads across the web.
(C) Its ability to automatically set marketing objectives influences how campaigns perform and how visible ads are.
(D) Its technology bundles together all the pillars of a campaign to help isolate valuable audiences.
Q.91 – How Does Google Display Ads Help Advertisers Meet Their Marketing Objectives And Drive Results?
(A) By offering the ability to display Bumper ads.
(B) By helping advertisers reach customers searching for specific search terms.
(C) By helping advertisers deliver relevant advertising as people browse the web.
(D) By bundling together all the pillars of a campaign.
(A) Negative keywords
(B) URLs
(C) Topics
(D) Offline conversions
(E) Keywords
(A) Standard remarketing
(B) Dynamic remarketing
(C) Remarketing
(D) Affinity Audiences
(A) 300
(B) 3,000
(C) 300,000
(D) 3,000,000
(A) Target impression share
(B) Maximize conversions
(C) Maximize clicks
(D) Target return on ad spend (Target ROAS)
(A) Text ads
(B) Call-only ads
(C) Responsive Display ads
(D) Uploaded ads (Image & AMPHTML)
(E) In-stream video ads
(A) Dynamic remarketing
(B) Custom Affinity audiences
(C) Standard remarketing
(D) Custom Intent audiences
(A) A Google My Business account
(B) A list of relevant placements
(C) A gallery of product images
(D) A pre-uploaded feed
(A) By tracking website traffic, improving customer service, and driving longer customer interactions.
(B) By getting her ad in front of the right people, in the right place, at the right time.
(C) By getting her ad to the people she selects, based on automated marketing objective tracking.
(D) By building a social following, improving customer engagement, and driving larger transactions.
(A) Keyword examples
(B) Example placements
(C) Budget amount
(D) Interest categories
(E) Creative assets
(A) It will help him display new products to previous visitors who viewed, but did not purchase, a product he sells.
(B) It will connect with users based on their demonstrated in-market behavior and purchase intent.
(C) It will show exact products to potential customers that have previously seen them on his website.
(D) It will reach audiences based on their lifestyles, interests, and passions.
Responsive Display Ads – Efficiency
Uploaded image ads – Control
(A) In-Market audiences
(B) Demographic targeting
(C) Similar Audiences
(D) Custom Intent audiences
(A) Demographic targeting
(B) Similar Audiences
(C) Dynamic remarketing
(D) Custom Affinity Audiences
(E) Custom Intent audiences
(A) It allows her to reach over 90% of global internet users across millions of apps and websites.
(B) It allows her to reach over 90% of local internet users across thousands of apps and websites.
(C) It allows her to reach over 75% of regional internet users across thousands of apps and websites.
(D) It allows her to reach over 75% of national internet users across millions of apps and websites.
(A) Custom Intent audiences
(B) Demographic targeting
(C) In-Market audiences
(D) Standard remarketing
(E) Affinity audiences
(A) It makes it possible for her customers to purchase art supplies directly from within her ads.
(B) It allows Mandy’s ads to appear above a Google Search result to people who are searching for art supplies.
(C) It places Mandy’s ads against the most relevant content by using best-in-class intent signals.
(D) Its Google Display Ads measurable performance features select her company marketing goals automatically, requiring no input from her.
(A) Retention-focused bidding
(B) Conversion-focused bidding
(C) Consideration-focused bidding
(D) Awareness-based bidding
(A) She wants full control over all aspects of her Display campaigns.
(B) She prefers minimal input and relies on automated solutions.
(C) She’s interested in in-depth reporting without managing the campaigns.
(D) She wants to deliver both Search and Display Ads from the same campaign.
To advertise a business’s online and local inventory and boost website or store traffic – Shopping campaign
To increase engagement, app installs, and in-app actions (like signing up for a newsletter) – App campaign
To increase exposure and reach audiences with specific interests across the web – Display campaign
Mira wants the most freedom (creative control) to decide how best to combine her different images, text, and logos – Image ads
Sherry wants faster ads, that are lighter in load – None
Sandy wants to create safer ads and reduce the risk of malware – AMPHTML ads
Miko needs to reduce his overhead for managing ad portfolios within ad groups and campaigns – Responsive Display Ads
Tommy values performance over everything else – Responsive Display Ads
(A) Automated rule generation
(B) Automated targeting
(C) Automated ad language translation
(D) Automated video production
(A) Reaches users based on their lifestyles, interests, and passions.
(B) Shows ads to users based on a combination of declared and inferred data.
(C) Finds users that are similar to an original remarketing list.
(D) Connects him with audiences most interested in what he has to offer.
(A) Similar Audiences
(B) Affinity audiences
(C) Dynamic remarketing
(D) Demographic targeting
(A) Target CPA (cost per acquisition)
(B) Enhanced CPC (cost-per-click)
(C) Target ROAS (return on ad spend)
(D) Cost per engagement
(E) Viewable CPM (cost-per-thousand impressions)
(A) Similar Audiences will find websites and apps that users on the Checkout Abandoners list have visited.
(B) Similar Audiences will find users who are similar to those on the Checkout Abandoners list.
(C) Similar Audiences will find web content relevant to users on the Checkout Abandoners list, and recommend sites where Phillip can choose to place his new ads.
(D) Similar Audiences will automatically generate lists with keywords and URLs taken from the Checkout Abandoners list.
(A) Target impression share
(B) Maximize clicks
(C) Enhanced cost-per-click (eCPC)
(D) Target return on ad spend (tROAS)
(A) Affinity audiences
(B) Demographic targeting
(C) Dynamic remarketing
(D) In-Market audiences
(A) A revenue-focused bidding strategy
(B) An awareness-based bidding strategy
(C) A conversion-focused bidding strategy
(D) A consideration-focused bidding strategy
(A) Google Display Ads delivers advertising only on websites that partner with Google’s Display network.
(B) Google Display Ads primarily connects with target audiences through Gmail, but users can configure it to reach other websites they designate as important.
(C) Google Display Ads delivers advertising on YouTube videos that meet a minimum threshold of views.
(D) Google Display Ads connects with audiences through Gmail, YouTube, and millions of other websites partnering with Google.
(A) Standard remarketing
(B) Affinity Audiences
(C) Dynamic remarketing
(D) Demographic targeting
(E) Custom Intent audiences
(A) To reengage users who previously showed interest in his scooters.
(B) To dynamically generate ads, based on an audience’s interest in scooters.
(C) To reach a broad audience for his scooters.
(D) To engage with audiences who previously bought his scooters.
(A) By keeping her ads updated with new copy.
(B) By setting her bids when auctions happen.
(C) By guaranteeing improved results.
(D) By automatically setting the maximum CPC bid limit.
(A) In-Market audiences, Custom Intent audiences, Similar Audiences
(B) In-Market audiences, Affinity Audiences, Similar Audiences
(C) Custom Intent audiences, Similar Audiences, Custom Affinity audiences
(D) Custom Intent audiences, Similar Audiences, Affinity Audiences
(A) Standard remarketing
(B) Affinity audiences
(C) Custom Affinity audiences
(D) Dynamic remarketing
(A) At least 50 conversions on Display or at least 100 conversions on Search.
(B) At least 30 conversions on Display or at least 50 conversions on Search.
(C) At least 100 conversions on Display or at least 50 conversions on Search.
(D) At least 50 conversions on Display or at least 30 conversions on Search.
(A) It allows her to collect statistical usage data from the websites where her ad appears.
(B) It can sometimes be used as a Shopping campaign.
(C) It makes it possible for her to engage with valuable audiences quickly and often.
(D) It can always be used as a Shopping campaign.
(A) Provide clear forecasts that allow for smoother purchasing.
(B) Place ads for his business on all search engines.
(C) Helps users find and discover his products
(D) Increase overall installs and interactions with his app.
(E) Sell him business leads at a preset price.
(A) By allowing Bill to increase per-transaction sales by adjusting the prices of his products, based on customer interest.
(B) By allowing Bill to show his ads to the exact audience he selected, based on his automated marketing objective.
(C) By allowing Bill to strategically show his message to users when they’re actively browsing, researching, or comparing the types of products he sells.
(D) By allowing Bill to improve the customer experience by finding only those who are interested in his products.
(A) It allows him to identify valuable audiences and collect statistical usage data from the websites where his ad appears.
(B) It allows him to reach over 90% of global internet users across more than three million apps and websites.
(C) It allows him to select for new audiences and scale down his advertising to appear on specific websites that he chooses.
(D) It allows him to isolate valuable audiences regionally and convert local sales the first time his ad is seen.
(A) His ads can enable customers to purchase his products directly from within the ad.
(B) His ads can appear on websites relevant to bicycles, and therefore connect him to his potential audience.
(C) His ads can appear on Google Search results when customers are searching for specific search terms.
(D) His ads can contain proprietary formatting that allow him to precisely demonstrate how his products work.
(A) Custom Intent audiences
(B) Demographic targeting
(C) Similar Audiences
(D) Standard remarketing
(A) Similar Audiences
(B) In-Market audiences
(C) Remarketing
(D) Custom Affinity audiences
(A) Influence consideration
(B) Build awareness
(C) Increase leads
(D) Drive action
(A) Increase clicks
(B) Build awareness
(C) Drive action
(D) Influence consideration
(A) He wants to get his Display Ads in front of as many people as possible.
(B) He wants to leverage Google’s automation technology to drive direct sales of his products.
(C) He wants to engage with users who intend to purchase his products and are actively researching them.
(D) He wants to generate dynamic ads to reach specific audiences.
(A) Demographic targeting
(B) Custom Intent audiences
(C) Affinity Audiences
(D) Dynamic remarketing
(A) Audience interest around different topics
(B) Users actively researching and intending to buy new products or services
(C) Input from specific landing pages and keywords
(D) Input from keywords, URLs, and apps
(A) It reaches specific audiences based on a combination of declared and inferred data.
(B) It reaches TV-like audiences based on a holistic picture of their lifestyles, interests, and passions.
(C) It reaches audiences who are different from an original remarketing list or other uploaded compatible list.
(D) It reaches audiences who previously visited her website as they browse network websites and use network apps.
(A) Its summary report provides executive summaries of total cost and bidding.
(B) It provides “recommended insights,” which are focused on Topic Targeting.
(C) In addition to standard Google Ads reporting, it provides reports that facilitate broad, strategic ad management.
(D) Its reporting functionality includes exclusive placement reports designed for high-level advertising strategies.
(A) Postal code
(B) Age
(C) Location
(D) Gender
(E) Occupation
(A) Build awareness
(B) Drive action
(C) Influence consideration
(D) Increase sales
(A) Remarketing
(B) In-Market audiences
(C) Similar Audiences
(D) Affinity Audiences
(A) Her ads enable customers to purchase her clothing items directly from within the ad.
(B) It harnesses best-in-class intent signals to place her ads against the most relevant content.
(C) It automatically defines her marketing objective and provides her the features and options that are relevant to her audience.
(D) It allows her ads to appear above a Google Search result to people who are searching for surfing attire.
(A) Search, Display, Video, Print, and App
(B) Search, Print, TV, Shopping, and App
(C) Social, Video, App, Audio, and Shopping Ads
(D) Search, Display, Video, Shopping, and App
(A) Image ads and AVHTTPS ads
(B) Video ads and AMPHTTP ads
(C) Image ads and AMPHTML ads
(D) Video ads and AMPHTML ads
Q.147 – How Do Responsive Display Ads Use Automation?
(A) Responsive Display Ads leverage powerful machine-learning models to generate reports customized to meet the specific requirements of each campaign.
(B) Responsive Display Ads use a machine-learning model to determine optimal assets for each ad slot using predictions based on an advertiser’s performance history.
(C) Responsive Display Ads automate ad creation for most apps, but not desktop and mobile devices.
(D) Responsive Display Ads use a machine-learning model to create an advertiser’s assets, using assets that have performed well in the past.
Q.148 – How does Google Display ads grow marketing results for advertisers?
(A) It calculates the number of times an ad is effectively run on test websites, then shows the ad on all relevant websites.
(B) It focuses a campaign on either Gmail, TrueView, or Chrome to better isolate specific audiences.
(C) It determines a user’s primary marketing objective and enables the features that will best achieve it.
(D) It harnesses a multitude of signals to place ads against the most relevant content.
(1) Auction-time bidding – Algorithmically helps set the appropriate bid for each and every auction
(2) Depth of signals used and cross analysis – Integrates a large variety of signals and considers new ones to evaluate user intent
(3) Machine learning – Alleviates the strain on marketing resources by automating more manual tasks
(4) Time saved – Tailors bids to each user’s unique context, using relevant signals present at auction time
Q.150 – Why should an advertiser consider using responsive display ads?
(A) They offer unlimited placement across the web for a lower overall cost than other ad formats.
(B) They help advertisers and publishers deliver a faster experience to their audiences using AMP.
(C) They offer advertisers far greater control over where their finished ads display on websites.
(D) They’ll automatically create ads from your images, videos, headlines, logos, and descriptions.
(A) Conversion-focused bidding
(B) Awareness-based bidding
(C) Consideration-focused bidding
(D) Revenue-focused bidding
(A) He wants to get his newest product in front of as many people as possible.
(B) He wants to create dynamic call-only ads to reach specific audiences.
(C) He wants to use Google’s automation technology to grow direct sales of his products.
(D) He wants to engage users who intend to purchase his products and are actively researching them.
(A) Uploaded ads
(B) Responsive display ads
(C) AMPHTML ads
(D) Image ads
(A) Image ads and dynamic ads
(B) Shopping ads and remarketing ads
(C) Video ads and call-only ads
(D) AMPHTML ads and image ads
(A) Similar Audiences
(B) Remarketing
(C) In-Market audiences
(D) Affinity Audiences
(A) She prefers more control over all aspects of her Display campaigns.
(B) She wants to deliver both Search and Display Ads from the same campaign.
(C) She prefers to offer minimal input and relies on automated solutions.
(D) She wants the same level of results without managing the campaigns.
(A) Demographic targeting
(B) Custom Affinity audiences
(C) In-Market audiences
(D) Affinity audiences
(A) Sets manual bids for specific times of the day
(B) Saves time and marketing resources
(C) Minimum and maximum bid values are determined by the daily budget
(D) Sets the appropriate bid for each and every auction
(E) Integrates a large variety of signals to evaluate user intent
(A) Demographic Audiences
(B) In-Market Audiences
(C) Affinity Audiences
(D) Dynamic Remarketing
(A) All channels they wish to target
(B) A maximum conversion number
(C) Keyword bids and modifiers
(D) The images they wish to use
(A) It reaches TV-like audiences, based on a holistic picture of their lifestyles, interests, and passions.
(B) It allows her to show ads to people who previously visited her website as they browse websites and use apps.
(C) It reaches audiences who differ from those on an original remarketing list or other uploaded compatible list.
(D) It reaches specific audiences based on declared data.
(A) Image ads
(B) Uploaded ads
(C) Responsive display ads
(D) AMPHTML ads
(A) Device targeting allows you to reach customers on any device: desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
(B) Occupancy targeting allows advertisers to serve ads to households with a specific number of occupants.
(C) Location targeting allows ads to be served in the specific geographic locations you choose.
(D) Employment targeting allows you to serve ads only to people who work in a specific field.
(1) Uploaded image ads – Control
(2) Responsive display ads – Efficiency
(A) Automated rule creation
(B) Automated bidding
(C) Automated video production
(D) Automated YouTube video creation
(A) Google Display ads connect with audiences through apps, YouTube, and millions of other websites affiliated with Google.
(B) Google Display ads deliver advertising on user-selected websites that were built exclusively with Google’s website builder.
(C) Google Display ads deliver advertising on YouTube videos from authorized creators that meet a minimum threshold of views.
(D) Google Display ads connect advertisers with custom-built audiences on participating network sites on all search engines.
(A) They can spur meaningful actions you can measure.
(B) They can entice users to provide their information.
(C) They can forecast reductions in pricing for keywords.
(D) They can reduce unwanted clicks from competitors.
What Is Google Ads Display Certification Exam?
This exam is conducted by Google via Skillshop which tests the understanding and workings of Google Display Ads. The Google Ads Display course helps you to build and optimize Display ad campaigns. You also learn to use advanced concepts like Automated Bidding and Performance Planner.
The first unit of this course teaches you how you can grow your business with Google Ads. The second unit of the course teaches you how to identify Campaign types on Google Display Ads. The third unit teaches you how to reach users on Google Display Ads. The fourth unit teaches you how to increase the efficiency of your Display ad campaigns using Automated Bidding. The fifth unit teaches you how to provide your marketing message with proper headlines, and images. The sixth unit teaches you to use Performance Planner to optimize your Display ad campaigns and increase conversions.
This exam consists of a total of 49 questions and you have 75 minutes to complete the exam. Once, you select and save an answer, you cannot go back and edit your answer. You need to score 80% or higher to pass and earn the certificate. The certificate is valid for a period of 12 months and if you fail in your first try then you can retake the exam after 24 hours.
Exam Requirements
There are three main requirements for applying to this exam:
(1) You should own a Smartphone or Computer.
(2) You should have an active Internet Connection.
(3) You should have a free Google Account.
Course Modules of the Exam
There are a total of 6 modules on which you are tested in this exam.
(1) Grow your Business with Google Ads.
(2) Identify Campaign Types on Google Display Ads.
(3) Reach Users on Google Display Ads.
(4) Increase Efficiency with Automated Bidding.
(5) Deliver the Right Message on Google Display Ads.
(6) Increase Conversions with Performance Planner.
Key Features Of This Exam
The main features of this course are:
(1) It is designed by Google itself so the information provided is of high quality.
(2) It provides a Certificate which has recognition in the job industry.
(3) A user has unlimited access to the exam and it’s totally free.
Conclusion
This article provides all the answers with detailed explanation so that you don’t just get the correct answers but you actually understand the reason behind the answers. This will help you to grasp the concept better. You can get the answers to the Google Ads Display Knowledge Check exam by going to Google Ads Display Certification Knowledge Check Assessment Answers page. You should also check out answers to other Google Ads Certification exams like Google Ads Search Certification Exam Answers, Google Ads Video Certification Exam Answers, Google Ads Measurement Certification Exam Answers, Google Ads Apps Certification Exam Answers, and Shopping Ads Certification Exam Answers.
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