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The Google Ads Display certification is designed for professionals who create, optimize, and manage display advertising campaigns on the Google Display Network, using audience segmentation and creative strategies to maximize reach and engagement. As technology evolves and industry demands grow more complex; this credential validates your ability to apply real-world skills and knowledge using Google tools and frameworks. Earning the certification positions you as a trusted expert, capable of solving high-impact challenges and contributing to secure, scalable, and efficient systems.
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Question #1
A bakery wants to reach new customers who are browsing food blogs online.
Which Google Ads campaign type should they choose?
A) Search
B) Display
C) Shopping
D) Video
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Display campaigns show ads across websites and apps, ideal for reaching users on food blogs; Search, Shopping, and Video are less targeted for this goal.
Question #2
An advertiser wants their banner ads to appear only on websites related to travel.
Which targeting option should they use?
A) Keyword targeting
B) Placement targeting
C) Topic targeting
D) Demographics targeting
Solution
Correct answers: C – Explanation:
Topic targeting ensures ads show on travel-related sites; keywords and placements are less precise, demographics do not guarantee travel-related content.
Question #3
A retailer wants to prevent their ads from appearing on sites with sensitive content.
What should they configure?
A) Frequency capping
B) Content exclusions
C) Audience targeting
D) Ad scheduling
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Content exclusions block ads from showing on sensitive sites; other options do not control content context.
Question #4
A fitness brand wants to build awareness among people who have never visited their site.
Which audience should they target?
A) Remarketing
B) Custom intent
C) Affinity
D) In-market
Solution
Correct answers: C – Explanation:
Affinity audiences reach users based on interests, ideal for awareness; remarketing targets past visitors, in-market and custom intent focus on purchase intent.
Question #5
A campaign shows ads too often to the same users, causing fatigue.
What can the advertiser do?
A) Increase CPM bids
B) Enable frequency capping
C) Use more negative keywords
D) Expand targeting
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Frequency capping limits ad impressions per user, preventing fatigue; other options don’t address repetition.
Question #6
An advertiser notices low click-through rates on their image ads.
Which action is most likely to improve performance?
A) Reduce ad frequency
B) Add more detailed text
C) Use eye-catching visuals
D) Increase budget
Solution
Correct answers: C – Explanation:
Eye-catching visuals are key for display ads; other actions are less likely to boost CTR.
Question #7
A travel agency wants to remarket to users who visited specific hotel pages on their website.
Which audience type should they use?
A) Affinity
B) Remarketing
C) Similar audiences
D) Video
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Remarketing targets previous site visitors; affinity, similar audiences, and demographics do not.
Question #8
A campaign is spending its full budget but driving few conversions.
What should the advertiser check first?
A) Ad placement quality
B) Bid strategy
C) Ad schedule
D) Conversion tracking setup
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Display campaigns show ads across websites and apps, ideal for reaching users on food blogs; Search, Shopping, and Video are less targeted for this goal.
Question #9
A software company wants its ads to show on mobile apps related to productivity.
Which targeting option is most effective?
A) Placement targeting
B) Interest targeting
C) Topic targeting
D) Demographic targeting
Solution
Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Placement targeting lets advertisers select specific mobile apps; other options are less direct.
Question #10
A brand wants to exclude its ads from showing on competitor websites.
What should they do?
A) Add competitor sites as negative placements
B) Lower bids on competitor keywords
C) Use topic exclusions
D) Pause the campaign
Solution
Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Negative placements prevent ads from appearing on specific competitor sites; other options do not.
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