Using the Performance Planner on a monthly basis allows you to optimize which two aspects of an account? (Choose two.)

An electronics company is launching a new TV equipped with a voice command accessibility feature. They decide to use phrase match in their Search ads campaign with the keywords “television,” “accessible,” and “voice.” How will phrase match benefit the company’s Search Ads campaign?

Their ad will appear if the search terms have the same meaning as the keyword. Their ad will appear if the search terms include the meaning of the keyword. Their ad will appear if the search terms are related to the keyword. Their ad will appear if the search terms contain all three of the […]

Jimmy sells televisions on his website. He notices he’s getting traffic from searches for a brand he doesn’t carry, and sets up a negative keyword for that brand.  How does the negative keyword help Jimmy’s advertising campaign?

Jimmy’s ads will appear at a lower rate when users search for the television brand. Common misspellings and synonyms of his keywords will still allow his ads to be shown. His ads won’t be shown to users searching for the uncarried brand. Ads for Jimmy’s business will be shown to the widest possible audience. Download […]

Bob’s electronics company has quite a buzz around a new television they’re launching, called UltraView1000. This television is equipped with an accessibility feature that lets voice commands it. Bob decides to use broad match modifier in his Search Ads campaign with the keywords “television,” “accessible,” and “voice.” Which benefit does broad match modifier give Bob’s Search Ads campaign?

Bob’s ad will appear if search terms contain at least one of the keywords or variations of those terms. Bob’s ad will appear if search terms contain at least one of the keywords and words right before or after them. Bob’s ad will appear if the search terms contain all three of the exact keywords. […]