Bidding and Budget 1. What do you understand by "Optimize for conversions" ? It is a Ad Rotation setting in which all ads are shown evenly throughout the day. It is a Ad Rotation setting in which all ads within a same ad group will rotate evenly without any preference It is a Ad Rotation setting in which certain ads within the same ad group are displayed more frequently based on click through rate and conversion rate. none of these None 2. What is eCPM ? Electricity Cost Per Million Volt Effective Cost Per Million Impressions Effective Cost Per Thousand Impressions None of these None 3. When CPC and CPM ads compete for the same Display Network placement, Google uses special metric called eCPM to get the comparison. TRUE FALSE None 4. In a display network auction when CPC and CPM ads compete with each other the adwords system uses _________ to rank the ads. CPC bid. eCPM. the formula CPC bid * 100 / CPM bid. CPM bid. None 5. CPM stands for Cost per million impressions Cost per thousand impressions Cost per thousand clicks Cost per million clicks None 6. When the main goal of the website is to is to get more people to sign up for a newsletter, what should advertiser focus on? Customer engagement, reach and frequency Impressions and CPA Conversion data, conversion URLs Clicks , clickthrough rate, search terms None 7. CPM bidding can be used on Display and Search Network? TRUE FALSE None 8. You have set up a campaign with 1$ as CPM bid. The total number of impressions received is 60000. What is your ad spend on CPM ? 6$. 60$. 600$. 0.60$. None 9. To make up for the days when the daily budget is not reached , Adwords system Can deliver up to 20% more clicks. Can deliver up to 50 % more clicks. Can never deliver more number of clicks. Can prevent delivery of up to 25 % more number of clicks. None 10. How is CTR calculated? Number of clicks your ad received divided by the cost spent over a time period. Number of clicks your ad received divided by the number of impresios over a time period. Number of impressions divided by number of clicks. Number of clicks *100 divided by Quality score. None Time's up
