GA Certification Questions Flashcards
What is a performance planner?
Create plans to forecast performance & outcomes
Assess how campaign changes might affect key metrics & overall performance
Helps you plan your advertising budget
What does performance planner do automatically?
Performance Planner automatically gives you detailed reports about your campaigns and how they will perform over time.
What Google channels is performance planner available for?
Hint:
SLAPS DV (Darrell Vance)
It’s available for the following campaigns:
- Search
- Shopping
- Display
- App
- Video
- Local
- Performance Max
SLAPS DV
What is an optimization score?
An estimate of how well your account is set to perform.
Scores run from 0-100%, with 100% being the best.
Provides recommendations to optimize your campaigns.
What is value-based bidding (VBB) strategy?
Prioritizes Conversions
(Over Quantity)
For video campaign
It uses:
1. Artificial intelligence (AI)
2. Machine learning
Offers 2 bidding strategies:
1. Maximize Conversion Value
2. Target ROAS (tROAS)
What is a bid strategy report?
This report shows which signals are more likely to drive conversions for each type of bid strategy.
It includes data such as the bid strategy status, average target, conversion delay, and top signals.
What are Google Ads Assets?
Assets appear below the ad headline and description to make ads more compelling and informative. They help CTR, improve ad rank and decrease CPC.
What are 9 types of Google Ads Assets?
Hint:
CLAP CLASS
- Sitelinks
- Callouts
- Structured Snippet
- Call
- Location
- Affiliate
- Price
- App
- Lead Form
Name the 12 Bid Strategies
Hint:
*4 Include “Target”
*3 Include “Maximize”
*2 Include “CPC”
*2 include “CPM”
*1 includes “CPV”
In total, there are 12 different types of bidding strategies.
- Maximize Clicks
- Maximize Conversions
- Maximize Conversion Value
- Target CPA
- Target ROAS
- Target CPM
- Target Impression Share
- Enhanced CPC
- Manual CPC Bidding
- CPM Bidding
- vCPM (Viewable CPM)
- CPV (Cost Per View)
How do you determine which bid strategy to use?
You determine your bid strategy based on your goals.
Do you want to focus on getting clicks, impressions, conversions, or views?
When would you use Maximize Clicks as a bid strategy?
This strategy aims to drive as many clicks as possible within your budget.
When would you use Maximize Conversions as a bid strategy?
When you are focused on getting as many conversions as possible at or below a specified target cost per acquisition (CPA).
When would you use Maximize Conversion Value as a bid strategy?
When you want to drive the highest possible return on investment (ROI) from your advertising spend, rather than focusing solely on the number of conversions or a specific cost per acquisition (CPA).
When would you use Target CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) as a bid strategy?
When you set bids to help get as many conversions as possible at the target CPA you set.
Unlike Maximize Conversions, Target CPA tries to balance achieving conversions while adhering to your cost objectives.
What is target ROAS (tROAS)? When would you use Target ROAS (Return On Ad Spend) as a bid strategy?
Aims to get you the best return on your ad spend
It does this by automatically adjusting how much you bid for ads using AI.
It tries to predict how valuable each potential customer is and changes your ad bids to help you earn more money back from your ads. This happens in real time, every time your ad could appear.
When would you use Target Impression Share as a bid strategy?
Used when your main goal is to increase visibility and brand awareness
… rather than focusing directly on clicks or conversions.
You would use this strategy when it’s important for your ads to show up in a specific position on the search results page or within a certain percentage of all possible impressions.
When would you use Enhanced CPC (Cost Per Click) as a bid strategy?
A smart bidding strategy that adjusts your manual bids for clicks that seem more likely to lead to a sale or conversion on your website.
Adjusts your manual bids to help get more conversions, increasing or decreasing your bid amount based on the likelihood of a sale.
When would you use Manual CPC Bidding as a bid strategy?
Gives you control to set the maximum amount that you could pay for each click on your ads.
When would you use CPM Bidding (Cost Per Thousand Impressions) as a bid strategy?
A bid strategy where you pay based on the number of impressions — not clicks or conversions.
Used mainly for display & video campaigns,
When would you use vCPM (Viewable CPM) as a bid strategy?
When your primary advertising goal is to increase brand visibility
… and ensure that your ads are actually seen by people.
You pay only for impressions… Not by the number of times it is served
Unlike traditional CPM (Cost Per Mille, or cost per thousand impressions), where you pay based on the number of times your ad is served, with vCPM, you pay only for the impressions where your ad is visible on the user’s screen.
Mainly used in display network campaigns.
Cost Per Mille (CPM)
Mille - Latin for thousand
When would you use CPV (Cost Per View) Bidding as a bid strategy?
Brand Awareness
Used for video campaigns, you pay for video views or interactions such as clicks on call-to-action overlays (CTAs), cards, and companion banners.
When would you use Target CPM (Cost Per Thousand Impressions) as a bid strategy?
When you want to reach people more efficiently.
Allows you to set a target cost for every thousand impressions your ad receives.