DoubleClick Search Basics Assessment Answers

DoubleClick Search Basics Assessment Answers
DoubleClick Search Basics Exam Answers

Learn the basics of search engine marketing and campaign management. Learn the basics of DoubleClick Search and how to set up your first campaign. Take all the courses, pass the Assessment, and earn an Achievement to display on your profile.

Get Started With DoubleClick search courses

  1. Find customers with search marketing
    Learn how advertising on search engines can connect you to customers
  2. Choose DoubleClick Search
    Learn why advertisers choose Google’s search engine management solution
  3. Build your first search campaign
    Learn the essential steps to get your search campaign up and running
  4. Gather search insights with Floodlight
    Use Floodlight to track the effectiveness of your search campaigns
  5. Measure search campaign performance
    Create reports for your campaign to gain insight and share with clients
  6. Meet your goals with bid strategies
    Use bid strategies to save time and meet your advertiser’s goals

1.) What is a benefit of using executive reporting?


2.) What is search engine marketing?


3.) What information can a Floodlight tag track using custom variables?


4.) Your client wants to track conversions based on the number of sales. What type of Floodlight tag should you use to track this?


5.) Asa is ready to get started using DoubleClick Search to set up his first search campaign. What are the correct steps and order he needs to perform them in?


6.) Bid strategies can find the most opportunities under which condition?


7.) What are the advantages of using DoubleClick Search to manage a large and complex campaign?


8.) What KPI and target metric should you select to get the most clicks possible within your $5,000 budget?


9.) Fareena’s Flowers wants customers clicking their ad on mobile to call their order hotline instead of opening their website. What type of ad do you need to create?


10.) Sarah creates a Floodlight activity group to track the number of hits on her advertiser’s home page. If she also wanted to track customer purchases, what does she need to do?


11.) What goal does a bid strategy use to optimize your bids?


12.) Miranda is running a search campaign on multiple engines. The campaign includes over a thousand keywords and frequently runs seasonal promotions. What can she do to simplify her tasks while still meeting her goals?


13.) You’re looking to examine performance by device type to compare conversions between desktop, mobile, and tablet. How would you view this information in the performance dashboard?


14.) How is a search ad’s ranking determined?


15.) What would you do first to report on data for your “thank you page” Floodlight activity?


16.) You’re running a search campaign to promote a product for senior citizens. You choose to exclude keywords such as “teenagers” and “kids.” What type of keywords are these?