Kevin is determining which Google Display Ads format to use, and choosing between efficiency and control. Match the ad he’s creating to the appropriate ad format option.

Match the marketers with the Display Ad format that fits them best. (Formats can be used more than once.)

Mira wants the most freedom (creative control) to decide how best to combine her different images, text, and logos. Sherry wants faster ads, that are lighter in load. Sandy wants to create safer ads and reduce the risk of malware. Miko needs to reduce his overhead for managing ad portfolios within ad groups and campaigns. […]

Lola is in the process of selecting a campaign type to suit her business objectives. Why is it important that she consider business objectives before choosing her campaign type?

Google Ads will automatically create ad messaging based on the campaign type she chooses. The campaign type chosen will determine where her ads appear and the format of those ads. Certain campaign types will only serve ads during particular times of the day and week. Different campaign types have different minimum and maximum budget requirements. […]

The customer journey has become more complex, requiring a dedicated bidding strategy. Google’s solution is automated bidding. How can automated bidding benefit advertisers? (Choose two.)

Allows advertisers to bid only for clicks from a specific group. Uses machine learning to set bids, which saves time. Guarantees reduced conversion costs for advertisers. Is auction-specific to increase the chance for conversion. Allows advertisers to serve ads only at specific times. Download Google Ads Display Certification Exam Answers (PDF)