Try to answer these 400+ Google Adwords MCQs and check your understanding of the Google Adwords subject.
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A. Yes, except for the fist week of your campaign
B. No, never
C. No, except for phrases
D. Yes, always
A. Measuring how relevant your keyword is to your ad text and the user's query
B. All of these
C. Determining if you are allowed to place ads up to 1,000 in number to become a super user
D. Determining how well written and designed your ad is
A. It is limited to keyword grouping and CPC changes
B. When a keyword, placement or ad is edited, its statistics reset to zero
C. Inline editing resets bids and destination URLs
D. It allows you to edit the text of your ads right in the SERP
A. When the ad pulls a word-for-word quote from customer testimonials
B. If the claim can be verified by a third-party site.
C. Never
D. If the company is currently making more profit than anyone else in its product market
E. Always - It just costs slightly more
A. (conversion * clicks) / 100
B. (conversion / clicks) * 100
C. (conversion / 100) * clicks
D. (clicks / conversion) * 100
A. None. Google disallows advertising on two websites with the same keywords.
B. Two. Google will allow an ad from each active campaign.
C. At most one; the keyword with the highest Ad rank will win.
D. At least one; Google will randomly pick one of the ads that could be triggered from each campaign.
E. At most one. Google will pick the highest CTR ad, unless you have turned on equal rotation.
A. Clicks/costs
B. Clicks/Ad impressions
C. Ad Impressions/Clicks
D. Ad Impressions/costs
A. The length of time you are running the remarketing campaign
B. 1,000 days, unless you petition Adwords for a longer length of time
C. The length of time between individual visits to your site from one unique user
D. How long a user's cookie stays on the membership list if the user doesn't visit your site again
A. If both are present then the search query "buy red shoes" will match "+red +shoes", and not "+shoes +red".
B. Only the first keyword should be marked with the plus sign ("+red shoes" or "+shoes red"), so the question is incorrect.
C. The least important keyword should be listed first.
D. No, the order doesn't matter.
E. The most important keyword should be listed first
A. 11
B. 2
C. 4
D. 3
A. store locations
B. competitor pricing
C. prices and promotions
D. similar products
A. True
B. False
A. The account must be linked to a Google Analytics account.
B. The campaign must have received at least 15 conversions in the last 30 days.
C. The campaign must be set for CPM bidding.
D. The campaign must have received at least 30 conversions in the last 15 days.
A. Using the Display Network tool
B. You cannot see until the ads are served
C. Run a Search Query Report
D. Run a Variable Match Report
A. You are billed each day in real time for your account activity
B. Automatic payment does not reflect a payment billing method - it is a keyword bidding method
C. You are pre-billed in increments of $25 before any account activity
D. You are billed after you accrue the costs of your account activity
A. True
B. False
A. You cannot revert to the default bid
B. Delete and re-add the keyword
C. Delete the bid amount from the Max CPC field and click save
D. Via the +Add keywords feature
A. Matchmaking
B. Google AdMatch
C. Ad matching
D. Contextual targeting
A. All of these
B. A way to let your customers make bids on an online auction
C. A way to control the cost of your campaign
D. A way to let your ads show on iPhones
A. Bid with Google +1 credits
B. Pay per conversion (PPC)
C. All of these
D. Cost per thousand impressions (CPM)
A. Networks
B. Keywords
C. Settings
D. Format
A. Adwords will only allow you to bid on a limited amount of one word keywords
B. One word keywords are always more expensive than multiple word phrases
C. One word keywords are actually always better performing than multiple word phrases
D. One word keywords tend to be too generic
A. Landing Page experience
B. CTR
C. Ad Relevance
D. CPA
A. AOL
B. Google Search
C. YouTube
D. Yahoo
E. Google News
A. 500
B. 200
C. 100
D. 400
A. Account preferences
B. Keyword tool
C. Ad groups
D. Billing summary
A. Conversions per thousand clicks
B. Cost per thousand impressions
C. Conversions per minute
D. Cost per minute
A. True
B. False
A. Average Purchase of Sale, or how much in revenue the average sale on your landing page generates
B. The average position of your keyword quality score
C. The average position of where your ad is showing relative to other ads
D. Average Point of Sale, or how many conversions from your landing page
A. Buy Laptop
B. "Buy laptop"
C. [Buy laptop]
D. +Buy Laptop
A. A way to avoid setting up campaigns
B. None of these
C. An option that allows Google to provide as many clicks as possible within your budget
D. A way to let your customers make bids on an online auction automatically
A. My Client Conversion.
B. My Client Center.
C. My Conversion Center.
D. My Client Creation.
A. Personalized Service
B. Best of The Web
C. Buy Here
D. Lowest Prices
A. The amount in conversion charges that an account can accrue in a specified period
B. The amount of revenue to your website projected from Adwords ads
C. The amount in click or impression charges that an account can accrue in a specified time period
D. An ad feature that allows you to add additional information to your text ad
A. Variable match
B. Negative match
C. Phrase match
D. Exact match
A. It attracts more traffic.
B. It makes it easy to create an ad group.
C. It attracts less competition.
D. It's easier to organize keywords.
A. create an exact match for the searched phrase that includes free or cheap
B. create a match in quotes "" for the searched phrase that includes free or cheap
C. create a broad match for the searched phrase that includes free or cheap
D. add "cheap" and "free" as negative keywords
A. None of these
B. To convert currencies when you review statistics
C. To see more statistics
D. To see how clicks convert into sales
A. annual
B. unlimited
C. daily
D. weekly
A. short and vague
B. simple and enticing
C. long and detailed
D. tedious and confusing
A. None of these
B. Opportunities
C. My account
D. Billing
A. Websites not allowed by Google.
B. Websites or webpages where you don't want to run your ads.
C. Places on the Internet you are not allowed to visit.
D. Search queries not allowed on Google.
A. Variable match
B. Exact match
C. Phrase match
D. Broad match
A. The Ad Extension tab
B. The Linked Accounts tab
C. Select the disapproved check box under Approval Status
D. Link your account to your Google Analytics account
A. Adwords provided ideas to potentially improve your ad performance
B. Reporting guidelines provided by Adwords
C. None of the above
D. A group of help articles provided by Analytics superusers
A. All of these
B. The amount of money you earn when someone purchases from your web site
C. The amount of money you spend to create your web site divided by the number of paying visitors
D. The amount of money to pay when someone clicks on your ad and visits your web site
A. indirect offering
B. customer recommendation
C. call to action
D. marketing imperative
A. True
B. False
A. Use the New Campaign button on the Settings tab
B. The Networks tab of any campaign
C. You need a new account for each new campaign
D. Use the keyword tool to add new keywords to your ad
A. My Account
B. Campaign
C. Tools and Analysis
D. Billing