Google ADWORDS-SEARCH Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Google ADWORDS-SEARCH Online Questions & Answers

• Question 131:

  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?

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

• Question 132:

  Ned has created a website that includes a pop-up window for new visitors when they visit his site.

  The pop-up window offers 25 percent off a purchase for one day only. Will Google AdWords have a problem with Ned's site?

  A. Yes, because Google AdWords prohibits pop-up windows for visitors to websites.
  B. No, as long as Ned's site isn't selling anything against Google's content policy.
  C. No, because the pop-up window offers a discount to Ned's website visitors.
  D. Yes, because the pop-up window offers a coupon that's good for one day only.
  A. Yes, because Google AdWords prohibits pop-up windows for visitors to websites.

• Question 133:

  You are a Google AdWords professional explaining how your client should create a budget for their Google AdWords campaign. The client is confused how Google AdWords determines the lowest possible value for the highest position of the ad. You explain that Google AdWords uses a combination of the Quality Score and the CPC bid. The customer still isn't satisfied and wants a more in-depth explanation. Which of the following is the best description how Google AdWords determines ad ranks in search pages?

  A. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the ad showing above you by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.
  B. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the average bid of all ads competing you're your keywords by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.
  C. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the ad showing beneath you by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.
  D. Google AdWords considers whoever bids the highest for a keyword and then that person moves to the top of the order.
  C. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the ad showing beneath you by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.

• Question 134:

  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?

  A. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit up to five accounts at once.
  B. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit up to five accounts at once if you synch with the Google AdWords My Client Center.
  C. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit only one account at a time.
  D. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit up to 100 accounts at once.
  C. The AdWords Editor allows you to edit only one account at a time.

• Question 135:

  Ronnie has created an image ad for her design business. When she searches Google, however, she's not seeing the image ad displayed in the search results' sponsored links. Ronnie then creates a text ad for Google, and this ad shows up in the results. She then deletes the text ad and actives the image ad again - which still doesn't show in the Google search results' sponsored links, like the other ads. Why do you suspect that the image ad isn't showing in the Google Search results as part of the other ads?

  A. Her image ad will only appear in the Google Content Network, not in Google Search.
  B. Her image ad must first be approved by Google before it'll show in the Google Search resul ts.
  C. Her image is probably in a .gif format; images must be in a .jpg format.
  D. Her image is probably too big to be used in the Google search listing.
  A. Her image ad will only appear in the Google Content Network, not in Google Search.

• Question 136:

  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?

  A. 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.
  B. Jerry can do this through the Google AdWords editor, with the Advanced Editing Tools and the Advanced URL Changes option.
  C. Jerry can do this through Google AdWords editor and the Campaign Manager.
  D. Because Google needs to approve destination URL changes, Jerry will have to use the online Google AdWords editor, and wait for Google's approval.
  B. Jerry can do this through the Google AdWords editor, with the Advanced Editing Tools and the Advanced URL Changes option.

• Question 137:

  You have created several campaigns with Google AdWords for your clients. You are using the Manager Defined Spend for your budgets in Google AdWords. When you create a new start date for a budget, what requirement does Google have in regard to the new budget and existing budgets that you manage?

  A. Managed account budgets can't start and end on the same day for more than three managed accounts.
  B. Managed account budgets cannot exceed $100 per day.
  C. Managed account budgets must be approved by two parties before the ad will begin display .
  D. Start dates for new budgets can't overlap with other budgets that may already be set up for the managed account.
  D. Start dates for new budgets can't overlap with other budgets that may already be set up for the managed account.

• Question 138:

  Ben has installed conversion tracking for his website. Google recommends that Ben use the Google Site Stats text block; so users on his site may accept or not accept, the conversion tracking code. Where should Ben place the Google Site Stats text block on his site?

  A. The Google Site Stats should be placed on a corner of Ben's landing page for Google AdWords traffic on his website.
  B. The Google Site Stats should be placed in the header information for each page on Ben's w ebsite.
  C. The Google Site Stats should be placed on a corner of Ben's sales page on his website.
  D. The Google Site Stats should be placed on a corner of Ben's confirmation page on his webs ite.
  D. The Google Site Stats should be placed on a corner of Ben's confirmation page on his webs ite.

• Question 139:

  How many times a day, can you change your daily budget for a Google AdWords campaign?

  A. Ten
  B. Thirty
  C. As many times as you'd like to.
  D. One
  A. Ten

• Question 140:

  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?

  A. No, Terri's site is recommended by Google as she's on the top, in search results on certain keywords.
  B. No, Terri can add this info to her site as long as she doesn't put this phrase in her Google AdWords advertisements.
  C. 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.
  D. Yes, Terri must add this phrase to her Google AdWords advertisements too.
  C. 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.