QUESTION: 113

Henry has created an ad for a sales event at his business. His headline reads 'Huge Sales Event!!!' and his content for the ad reads 'All Cars and Trucks are on Sale This Weekend!' What problems will Google AdWords have with this ad, based on this headline and content?

Henry can only have one exclamation point per line.
Henry can only have one exclamation point.
Henry cannot advertise cars in Google AdWords.
Henry cannot use upper case letters in the content area.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 114

George has hired you to help create a new Google AdWords campaign. George is concerned about the costs of the ads and wants to keep his advertising costs to a minimum, while still attracting solid leads for his business. Which of the following options would best achieve George's goal?

You should use the negative keywords to filter out words that don't apply to George's business.
You should advice George to use the CPM method.
You should use the narrower matching options to give George good clicks for his budget.
You should use the broader matching option to give George much-needed exposure.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 115

You have decided to put several of your Google AdWords accounts into a Manager Defined
Spend. With this approach, how will you be required by Google to pay for the billing?

Credit card
Bank transfer
Check or Wire Transfer
Each account in the MCC will need to have a credit associated with it, to pay for their CPC or CPM charges.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 116

Sam has created a Google AdWords advertisement for his consignment clothing store in San Francisco. Sam wants to make certain that his ad catches people's attention. Which of the following examples would be permissible for Google AdWords policies?

Best Clothes!
G-o-o-d-c-l-o-t-h-e-s
New 2U Clothes
Newly Used Clothes!

Answer(s): D

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