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Your client developed new audio ads for their department store, and you recently launched a Programmatic Guarantee deal to support these ads. After the campaign, your client reviewed their Brand Lift Study in Display & Video 360, and unfortunately didn’t see any significant results. What’s the reason for this?

  • Brand Lift measurement isn’t supported by Display & Video 360.
  • Programmatic Guaranteed deals can’t measure Brand Lift.
  • The report won’t appear for several days in Display and Video 360.
  • Audio ads can’t measure Brand Lift.
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Which statement about mobile in-app and mobile web inventory is correct?

  • There are no creative dimensions that work for both mobile web and mobile in-app inventory.
  • app-ads.txt is used to protect publishers and advertisers from both misrepresented mobile in-app and mobile web inventory.
  • You can use Marketplace to find premium inventory for both mobile web and mobile in-app inventory.
  • App collections are available for both mobile web and mobile in-app inventory.
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A national car dealer is willing to pay extra to advertise their end-of-year sale on some national ratio stations’ homepages. They also want the option to stop the deal at their discretion. Which type of deal should they have with this publisher?

  • Open Auction Deal or Programmatic Guaranteed Deal
  • Programmatic Guaranteed Deal or Preferred Deal
  • Open Auction Deal or Private Auction Deal
  • Private Auction Deal or Preferred Deal
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Which statement accurately summarizes the options you have for customizing your attribution models?

  • Viewable view-through conversions (VTCs) can only be enabled on a Last Interaction attribution model.
  • Conversion modeling and viewable view-through conversions (VTCs) can’t be enabled on the same attribution model.
  • Conversion modeling helps fill the gap when some conversions can’t be observed and attributed directly.
  • Viewable view-through conversions (VTCs) give twice as much attribution credit to impressions that are viewable.
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A soft drink company is rolling out several new flavors for the holidays and has created a separate display ad for each. They want to promote the ad leading to the most purchases more frequently than the other two not performing as well. They want to use display creative optimization, but aren’t sure which type will work best for them. What should you recommend?

  • Use optimize for clicks
  • Use optimize for conversions
  • Use optimize for creative rotation
  • Use optimize for time spent on screen