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Google Ads Video Professional Assessment Exam

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Question # 4

After running successful Search and Display campaigns to drive action, you've decided to run a Video campaign with the same objective. Why should you keep the Video campaign in the same account as the other campaigns?

Because it’ll allow for faster approval by the system for new ads.

Because more campaign extensions will be available for the Video campaign.

Because it prevents Google Ads from double-counting conversions.

Because the Video campaign will automatically use assets from the other campaigns.

Question # 5

An account manager is creating a forecast for an awareness Video campaign with the help of Reach Planner. Why should they use Reach Planner in the same account where they expect to run the planned campaign?

Their default campaign preferences will automatically install into each plan.

It’ll analyze the historical performance of shared features, such as negative keyword lists.

Their plans will save to one place in the interface for easier analysis.

It'll pull data from Google Analytics for consideration when making forecasts.

Question # 6

An account manager decides to use Custom Audiences for their new Video action campaign. What implementation suggestion would you recommend?

Combine their Custom Audiences with Demographic Audiences in the same ad group.

Use 10 to 15 of the best-converting keywords from their Search campaigns.

Layer as many audience types as possible within the same ad group.

Use five of their best-converting placements from their Display campaigns.

Question # 7

A fitness studio has created a Video campaign and wants to measure their consideration campaign with the help of a Brand Lift study. At what point should the fitness studio set up the study in order to create optimal control and exposed groups?

After two weeks of the campaign first serving impressions.

After the campaign's end date has been met.

Before the campaign serves any impressions.

Once the campaign first begins to start serving impressions.

Question # 8

After relying on word-of-mouth marketing for years, a family-owned restaurant decides to try a Video campaign to attract catering contracts. They believe a leads campaign goal would be best for that marketing objective. What other action should the restaurant take to make sure their campaign is effective?

They should use the contact form to ask where potential customers learned about the restaurant.

They should ask their customers whether they've seen the videos.

They should enable Google Ads conversion tracking.

They should cross-check their ad schedule against when they received leads.

Question # 9

To find out how users' interactions with your video ads leads to product sales, what feature of Video action campaign would you use?

You'd use conversion tracking.

You'd use Custom Intent Audiences.

You'd use click-through rate.

You'd use smart bidding.

Question # 10

Your Google Video campaign is driving awareness of a new service your company will soon release, and you're considering inflating your target cost-per-thousand impressions (tCPM) bid to achieve that goal. Why should you avoid inflating the tCPM bid for your new campaign? 1

Because inflation might cause too many impressions of the same ads to serve to the same users.

Because inflation could result in the budget depleting faster without increasing unique reach.

Because inflation may prevent other campaigns in the account from running for the entirety of their ad schedules.

Because inflation will likely result in the targeting of irrelevant demographics and placements.