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Google Adword Display Advertising Advanced Questions 91–95 (page: 20)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Chris has enrolled in the Google Content Network and he's using the cost-per-click bidding approach. He's also decided to use the conversion tracking code for his website to see how his conversions are performing. Of the following, where should Chris place the conversion code in his website?

  1. Footer
  2. Header
  3. The conversion code goes into the ad code, not the website code.
  4. Between the <body> tags

Answer(s): D



Jeffrey has an online store that caters to collectors of antique pins based on comic book characters. His audience is small, but dedicated. If you were advising Jeffrey about his online advertising sales, which of the following would be the best strategy considering Jeffrey's audience?

  1. Use the Google Content Network for niche placements.
  2. Use Google AdWords with hundreds of comic-book based keywords.
  3. Use the Google Content Network with automatic placements based on hundreds of comic-book based keywords.
  4. Use Google AdWords for search marketing.

Answer(s): A



Holly is reviewing her YouTube performance for her ads. She notices that in her report for her ads they all show as "1" in the average position metric. Holly finds it odd that her ads are in the first position, but that her conversions have been so low.
Why do all of Holly's ads have the position metric of 1 for the YouTube average position?

  1. Her ad is not a promoted video so it will always say "1" in this metric.
  2. Her keywords may be spelled uniquely and this is causing her ad to play less frequently, but to be in the top position when people search for the misspelling.
  3. The metric of "1" actually means that she has not been on YouTube long enough to generate an accurate recording of her average position.
  4. The metric of "1" actually means she was the only person with that keyword.

Answer(s): A



Beth has created a Google AdWords search ad for her company. She has configured the bidding option to focus on clicks, automatic, bidding, and no CPC bid limit with a daily budget of $25. Beth would also like to configure the ad scheduling to determine when her ads must show.
When Beth tries to configure the ad scheduling options she is not allowed to do so.
Why CANNOT Beth configure the ad scheduling?

  1. Campaigns with a daily budget less than $50 cannot use ad scheduling.
  2. Campaigns that focus on clicks cannot use ad scheduling.
  3. Automatic bidding campaigns cannot use ad scheduling.
  4. Campaigns with no CPC bid limit cannot use ad scheduling.

Answer(s): C



Jane has created a promoted video that she has included in the Google Content Network for YouTube. Within YouTube insight she wants to download the reports for her YouTube channel to review performance offline. How can Jane do this?

  1. Jane can do this in YouTube Insight by choosing "Download reports for this channel: csv" and saving the file to her computer.
  2. Jane will need to do this through Google AdWords on the Reporting tab.
  3. YouTube does not allow users to download reports - only view them online.
  4. Jane can do this in YouTube Insight by choosing My Videos, then Reporting, then Save As and choosing csv or tsv values.

Answer(s): A



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