Google Display Network 1. Youtube can serve your ads: Near videos of such established properties like New York Times Near such YouTube hits like Charlie Bit Me or similar videos Near videos that are part of the YouTube Partnership Program Near videos identified as claimed copyright content None 2. You can extend the reach of your existing campaigns that already use keyword, placement or topic targeting by adding: Advanced targeting features Category targeting Interest category targeting Automatic targeting None 3. To run display ads in Adwords, the campaign must be opted to: Location targeting CPM and CPA bidding Google Display Network Google Search and Destroy Network None 4. Ruslan‘s electronic component business is running a “Display Network only - All features” campaign. He knows that his keyword “USB flash drive” performs well on Fridays, and when he targets the “Computer memory” topic. First, he sets a custom bid of $ $2.30 $2.44 $2.64 $2.94 None 5. You can identify sites that are performing well, in addition to those that are performing poorly, by: Generating Website performance report Checking Google Analytics statistics for additional insights Reviewing placements through Networks tab Generating Placement performance report Generating Website performance report None 6. Which of the following placements are available for advertisers on a reservation basis? Youtube in-stream Youtube in-slate Youtube run-of-site Youtube homepage None 7. Where will TrueView in-stream video ads appear? on video publisher pages in the Google Display Network and Youtube on YouTube Videos only on video publisher pages outside the network on the YouTube Search results page None 8. Aside from Online video sites like Youtube and other properties like Gmail and Google Finance, is it possible to advertise on game sites within Google Display network? Yes No None 9. The following option is best suited to an advertiser interested in branding: CPA CPC CPM eCPM None 10. A display ad can show in the same places as a text ad on YouTube, and also: to the right of a video on the Watch Page as an InVideo overlay at the bottom 20% of the video being played to the left of a video on a watch page on the Search Results Page None Time's up
