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Google Adword Search Advertising Advanced Questions 66–70 (page: 15)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Terri has created a website for her web design business. Through her SEO efforts and good web content, her site has reached the top position in Google's organic search results for certain keywords. On her site, she has added the phrase 'Recommended by Google' in the header. She does not, however, use this phrase in her Google AdWords ads. Is this a problem according to Google AdWords policies?

  1. No, Terri's site is recommended by Google as she's on the top, in search results on certain keywords.
  2. No, Terri can add this info to her site as long as she doesn't put this phrase in her Google AdWords advertisements.
  3. Yes, Google doesn't allow ads or sites to add such language that may mislead readers to believe her site is directly affiliated with Google.
  4. Yes, Terri must add this phrase to her Google AdWords advertisements too.

Answer(s): C



Eddy is managing his company's AdWords along with Jon and Fred, using Google AdWords
Editor.

Jon wants to know how many accounts can be edited at once, since he's many accounts to edit.

What should Eddy tell Jon?

  1. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit up to five accounts at once.
  2. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit up to five accounts at once if you synch with the Google AdWords My Client Center.
  3. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit only one account at a time.
  4. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit up to 100 accounts at once.

Answer(s): C



Wendy manages ten Google AdWords accounts for her clients. She would like to organize her billing so that she makes one payment for the clients account rather than ten individual payments, i.e., one for each client she manages. What approach should Wendy follow in this instance?

  1. Google does not allow multiple accounts to be billed to one invoice.
  2. Google recommends that Wendy move her accounts into the My Client Center with her cred it card.
  3. Google recommends that Wendy enroll in the Manager Defined Spend.
  4. Google recommends that Wendy subscribe to the Manager Order-level monthly invoice.

Answer(s): C



You are a consultant for several clients and you manage their Google AdWords campaigns. You're using the AdWords Editor to manage these campaigns. One of your clients has provided you with 110 new keywords for their Google AdWords campaign. Using the Google AdWords Editor, how can you add these new keywords?

  1. Google AdWords will allow you to make this change through the Add/Update Multiple Keywords tool under Make Multiple Changes on the Keywords tab.
  2. Google AdWords will allow you to make this change through the Add/Update Multiple Keywords tool under Make Multiple Changes on the Settings tab.
  3. Google AdWords Editor will only allow upto 100 changes to the keywords at a time. You'll need to add 100 keywords, upload the changes, and then add the remaining 10 keywords through the Keywords tab in the Editor.
  4. Google AdWords Editor doesn't allow you to add keywords offline. The keywords must be added through the My Client Center.

Answer(s): A



Julie's company has created a video ad for the Google Content Network and she has elected to use the CPC pricing. Julie's manager is concerned that the CPC pricing will be expensive, as the company will have to pay each time the video is played. What should Julie tell her manager about the costs of the CPC pricing?

  1. The company will pay for each click to watch the video, as long as the person watches the video in its entirety.
  2. The company will pay for each click on the video that leads a user to the destination websit e.
  3. The company will pay for each click to watch the video.
  4. The company will pay for each click on the video's stop button, as video ads are being playing automatically.

Answer(s): B



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