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Google Adword Search Advertising Advanced Questions 46–50 (page: 11)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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John has a fireworks company in Tennessee and he's created a video showing his incredible fireworks. He'd like to use the video as part of the Google AdWords' video advertisement program.

What must John do to display his video in the Google AdWords' video program?

  1. Nothing. Fireworks and pyrotechnic devices are not allowed.
  2. Keep his video to 15 seconds or less.
  3. Use geo-targeting to marketing his fireworks only in locations where fireworks are legal.
  4. Submit his advertisement to the adult content category for Google AdWords approval.

Answer(s): A



Placements are the locations on the Google Content Network where an ad can appear. What targeting features are offered by AdWords to target ads to the placements?

Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  1. Automatic placements
  2. Manual placements
  3. Managed placements
  4. Excluded placements

Answer(s): A,C,D



Fran is evaluating her keywords for her company. She is viewing the ad group for her company, but she'd like to see the Quality Score for the ads and keywords. How can Fran see the Quality Score?

  1. The Quality Score is disabled by default. Fran needs to click 'Columns' and then select 'Qual. Score' to enable the Quality Score column.
  2. The Quality Score is displayed next to each keyword in the keyword list. Fran needs to navigate to her keywords.
  3. Google does not reveal the Quality Score.
  4. The Quality Score is only shown through the Reports feature for ads. Fran needs to create a Performance Report for her keywords.

Answer(s): A



Jerry has downloaded and installed the Google AdWords editor. He manages many ads for his company, but the web address for his company is changing. He needs a way to quickly and accurately edit the destination URL for his company's Google AdWords ads, without having to edit them each, individually. What's the best way for Jerry to edit the entire destination domain for his company?

  1. Jerry can do this through Google AdWords editor and the Campaign Manager.
  2. Jerry can do this through the Google AdWords editor through Campaign Manager;by choosing all campaigns and then editing the domain URL for all campaigns.
  3. Jerry can do this through the Google AdWords editor, with the Advanced Editing Tools and the Advanced URL Changes option.
  4. Because Google needs to approve destination URL changes, Jerry will have to use the online
    Google AdWords editor, and wait for Google's approval.

Answer(s): C



Bill and Sally are working together on a large Google AdWords campaign, though they are in two separate locations. Sally has exported her proposed changes to Bill in the Google AdWords Editor and Bill has imported the Account Snapshot through his Google AdWords Editor. When Bill examines the proposed changes Sally has made, how will he know which changes are proposed?

  1. Proposed changes are in purple.
  2. He'll need to compare his version with Sally's version of the campaigns.
  3. Proposed changes are in blue.
  4. Proposed changes are in red.

Answer(s): C



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