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A. Open GL
B. Text
C. Video
D. Image
A. Only Advertiser billing is handled by Adsense
B. Bills to Networks must be handled by the user
C. Networks and Advertiser billing is handled by a third party
D. Networks and Advertiser billing is handled by Adsense
A. Back to Google
B. Your mailing address
C. To your customers
D. To the IRS
A. 51% of the revenue based on visits alone
B. $18.42 per search
C. None, AdSense only pays for advertisements that are clicked
D. $5.67 per search
A. Connect users to the right ads when they do not want them
B. Connect users to the wrong ads
C. Connect users to the right ads when they want them
D. Disconnect users from the right ads they want
A. Advertising focusing on user demographics, interests, and previous interactions
B. Advertisement focusing on raising interest in a product via word of mouth
C. Advertisements aimed at a specific geographic location
D. Advertisements distributed with no specific strategy
A. A blog containing no actual content, but contains large amounts of high-paying keywords
B. A blog with many high-paying keywords and relevant content
C. A blog about horses which also aims to sell horse equipment
D. A blog containing relevant news coverage for a geographic area
A. Depreciate content derived sales
B. Maximize profit of online content
C. Monitor page views
D. Maximize deficit of online content
A. Custom sales engine
B. Custom search engine
C. Cost sales entry
D. Custom spam enactor
A. Great Crowd
B. Troll sites
C. Target Audience
D. Silent Audience
A. Favicons
B. Similar-sized display ads
C. Clickable arrow icon
D. All of these
A. Counting Messages and Statistics
B. Content Management System
C. Controller Management System
D. Content Moving System
A. Adsense Forum
B. Adsense+page
C. Account information section of your Account settings page
D. Adsense Help Center
A. Only a postal address
B. Only content to monetize
C. Only a Google account
D. A Google Account, Content to Monetize, A Postal Address
A. Cost tracking routes
B. Click then repeat
C. Click through rate
D. Count then repeat
A. categories per click
B. click placement cost
C. cost per click
D. count per click
A. It is a method to advertise in media content such as videos and games
B. A method for advertising durable goods
C. A method for advertising food items
D. A method for advertising news content
A. Computing
B. Search
C. Content
D. Video
A. async
B. asynch
C. asynk
D. asinc
A. Clicks / Ad definitions
B. Clicks / Ad impressions
C. Clicks / Ad repitition
D. Clicks / Ad constrcutions
A. <CustomSearchEngine volunteers="false"
B. &cx=00255077836266642015:u-scht7a-8i
C. google_tag_for_child_directed_treatment = 1;
D. repeated int32 d = 4 [packed=true];
A. In the middle of the page
B. At the bottom of the page
C. Nowhere on the page
D. As the first ad on the page
A. Good business practices
B. Influx
C. Inflation
D. Click fraud
A. No
B. Yes
C. Yes, but only 1
D. Yes, but only a maximum of 3
A. Expand beyond the original size of an ad unit
B. Animation
C. Enhance text ads
D. Automize units
A. pasting ad code on your site
B. encrypting all ad code on your site
C. deleting all ad code from your site
D. renaming all ad code on your site
A. Subjective targeting
B. Strategic targeting
C. Context or interest based
D. Comprehensive targeting
A. Active
B. Hidden
C. Idle
D. Ghosting
A. Within the <CSS></CSS> tag
B. Within the <DEV></DEV> tag
C. Within the <JAVA></JAVA> tag
D. Within the <BODY></BODY> tag
A. Testing situation A versus situation B
B. None of these
C. Double blind testing
D. Survey testing
A. Horizontal ads, usually 160x12 in dimension
B. Diagonal ads
C. Ads formatted to fit on the side of buildings
D. Vertical ads, usually 160x600 in dimension
A. Ten
B. Three
C. Five
D. Four
A. The use of page content to influence the flow of its web traffic
B. The use of page content to draw a targeted audience
C. The use of page content to influence a specific audience
D. The use of page content to match appropriate ads to each web page
A. earn money from your mobile sites
B. earn money from your site search results
C. earn money from your websites
D. Spam other websites
A. Wordpress and Atom
B. RSS and Atom
C. Wordpress and RSS
D. Wordpress and RDF
A. Adsense University
B. Adsense Academy
C. Adsense Collective
D. Adsense College
A. They are adaptive links that change according to the interests of your readers
B. They are used to measure optimization strategies
C. They are links to object items on your website
D. They are dynamic links that don't change
A. The total you can lose before shutting down
B. The maximum, amount that you can earn before being paid
C. The minimum amount that you can earn before being paid
D. The array of payment forms
A. a list of topics relevant to your page content.
B. a list of suggested topics for your page content
C. a list of irrelevant topics
D. a list of suggested submenus
A. Illegal competition
B. Embargo
C. Invalid clicks
D. Antitrust
A. Highest bidding advertisers
B. Profit margin
C. The webpage header
D. Part of the page seen withouth scrolling down
A. Standard Users but not Administrators
B. Standard Users and Administrators
C. Standard Users for 30 days
D. Administrators
A. Cookies
B. Advertisements
C. Media files
D. Surveys
A. The address of the company using it
B. The address of the companies advertising server
C. The address of the web page itself
D. The address of the landing page
A. Time of Sign Out
B. Reporting Currency
C. Time of Sign in
D. Account Renewal
A. Ad unit Performance blockers
B. Ad unit performance trackers
C. Ad unit performance backers
D. Ad unit Performance enhancers
A. High contrast Black
B. High contrast White
C. High contrast Sienna
D. Google Default
A. 400x690
B. 800x600
C. 132x764
D. 468x60
A. Displaying relevant ads
B. Creating ads
C. Blocking users
D. Graphical Reporting
A. Ads that are played for the entire duration of the media clip
B. Ads that run like a stock ticker along the bottom of a video clip
C. Ads that are run in the background, but never seen during a media clip
D. Ads that appear between, before, and after video content is played