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A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. include the company name or website domain name
B. do not contain the most important keywords
C. are written in all capital letters
D. directly relate to the keywords being searched
Ans: D
A. Whatever it is, it's not good.
B. 25%
C. 2.5%
D. 250%
Ans: B
A. Pause the Ad Group so ads stop showing.
B. Set a default bid that every keyword in the Ad Group will inherit by default.
C. Increase your Daily Budget.
D. Change the name of an Ad Group that already exists.
Ans: C
A. None
B. Brackets [ ]
C. Quotations" "
D. Parenthesis ( )
Ans: B
A. excellent for your return on investment
B. too broad and can lead to clicks from people who don’t know what you’re offering
C. useful in generating highly targeted traffic for your site
D. good for preventing irrelevant traffic
Ans: B
A. Create a new account
B. Set an additional location target in an existing campaign
C. Create a new campaign
D. Create a new ad group in an existing campaign
Ans: C
A. None
B. Brackets [ ]
C. Quotations" "
D. Parenthesis ( )
Ans: A
A. Your account history, which is measured by the CTR of all the ads and keywords in your account.
B. The historical CTR of the display URLs in the ad group.
C. The number of keywords on your landing pages.
D. The relevance of the keyword and the matched ad to the search query.
E. The relevance of the keyword to the ads in its ad group.
Ans: C
A. 1,1
B. 10,25
C. 25,100
D. Unlimited, Unlimited
Ans: C
A. List 2- to 3-word phrases that searchers might use to find your product or service.
B. Use a keyword tool.
C. List as many keywords as possible to draw all possible traffic.
D. List plural variations, synonyms, and spelling variations of your existing keywords.
Ans: C
A. Clicks / Impressions
B. QS * Max CPC (bid)
C. Position * QS
D. Impressions * Clicks
E. None
Ans: B
A. Exact Match
B. Broad Match
C. Phrase Match
D. Negatives
E. High Traffic Match
Ans: B
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. your website's performance in Google's natural search results.
B. your CPC bid.
C. your keyword's quality score on Google and its CPC.
D. the length of time you have been an AdWords advertiser.
Ans: C
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. Add new or unused keywords
B. Create keywords for unadvertised products
C. Delete all poorly performing keywords
D. Raising your Maximum CPC
Ans: A,B,D
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. to help you get an idea of what sets you apart from them
B. to help you mimic some of the effective techniques that competitors use
C. to help you to show your ads on the same keywords
D. so you can incorporate effective phrases from their ad text
Ans: A
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. impressions + clicks + conversions
B. clicks / conversions
C. conversions / impressions
D. clicks / impressions
E. None of these.
Ans: D
A. The CTR.
B. The Display URL.
C. The Description Line 2.
D. The Landing Page.
E. The Conversion Rate.
Ans: B
A. Organizing your ad groups
B. Editing your landing page
C. Increasing your daily budget
D. Changing your cost-per-click (CPC) bids
Ans: C
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. specific
B. unprofitable
C. irrelevant
D. general
E. exact
Ans: D
A. Keyword
B. Campaign
C. PPC
D. Search Query
E. Text Ad
Ans: D
A. 3%
B. .03%
C. 30%
D. 33%
E. 300%
Ans: A
A. Change the ads that are being matched to it.
B. Reset the QS so it can have a fresh start.
C. Add negative keywords to the keyword's Ad Group.
D. Change the keyword's Match Type.
Ans: B
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. Account, ad group, campaign, ad text and keywords and placements
B. Account, campaign, ad text and keywords and placements, CPC and budget
C. Account, campaign, ad group, ad text and keywords and placements
D. Account, budget, ad group, campaign and keywords and placements
Ans: C
A. Opting to show your ads on our content network
B. Opting to show your ads on our search network
C. Increasing your daily budget
D. Targeting one local region
Ans: A,B,C
A. The matching option
B. The landing page
C. The daily budget
D. The language targeting
Ans: B
A. Billing information
B. Login email address
C. Daily budget
D. Account preferences
Ans: C
A. determine how high your ad will be ranked.
B. determine your site's conversion rate.
C. determine your daily budget.
D. determine if a keyword is eligible to enter an ad auction.
E. determine what will be your actual CPC.
Ans: A,D,E
A. Search Engine Ranks and Positions
B. Search Engine Result Pages
C. Still Everything's Ranking Poorly
D. Search Engine Responsibility Policies
Ans: B
A. Your ad can't be locked out of the top position based solely on price
B. Having irrelevant keywords and ad text will result in a better rank for your ad
C. Well-targeted ads are those that target the largest number of people
D. The advertiser who bids the most will have the highest ad rank
Ans: A
A. Search Query
B. Keyword
C. CTR
D. Conversion Rate
E. Text Ad
Ans: B
A. Quality chocolates cheap
B. Cheap yummy chocolates
C. Chocolate cheap and tasty
D. 'Good cheap chocolate'
Ans: D
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. Free
B. Phone
C. Yellow
D. Buy
E. Club
Ans: D
A. Improving the landing page.
B. Adding negative keywords.
C. Setting match types for your keywords.
D. Creating multiple ad variations and letting Google decide what ad is best to show.
Ans: A
A. Phrase match
B. Precision match
C. Negative match
D. Exact match
Ans: D
A. conversions / clicks
B. conversions / impressions
C. conversions + clicks
D. conversions + impressions
E. (conversions + clicks) / impressions
Ans: A
A. Edit your cost-per-click (CPC) bids
B. Check to see whether a keyword is showing ads
C. Edit your AdWords ad text
D. Pause individual keywords from showing ads
Ans: C
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. Set what language you want your ads to show in.
B. Set a daily budget.
C. Set a specific location to show your ads in.
D. Set the bids for all your keywords.
Ans: D
A. Target specific locations and languages.
B. View the keywords that your competitors use.
C. Choose keywords that are highly relevant for your product or service.
D. Use keyword-match types.
Ans: B
A. Paused
B. Active
C. Clicked
D. Deleted
Ans: C
A. True
B. False
Ans: B