Search Ads 360 Certification

You learn from your retail client that they want to define and view specific parts of their Google Ads data using custom columns. What are two types of custom columns they should use in Search Ads 360?

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  • They should use custom formula and custom conversion.
  • They should use custom dimension and custom formula.
  • They should use custom formula and custom labels.
  • They should use custom conversion and custom labels.

The correct answer is:

  • They should use custom formula and custom conversion.

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Search Ads 360 Certification

While chatting with your smoothie-maker client, you learn they’re selling seasonal fruit and vegetable offerings that debut on a weekly basis and are only available while supplies last. How can they get their Search Ads 360 campaigns to update automatically in reflection of the products that are available to purchase?

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By setting up custom dimensions within their campaign structure. By setting up labels within their campaign structure. By setting up audiences within their campaign structure. By setting up templates within their campaign structure. The correct answer is: By setting up templates within their campaign structure.
Search Ads 360 Certification

Your health and wellness client is using Search Ads 360 to add an owner to the custom column. Across what account levels can the owner access and manage columns?

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All account levels Client accounts Submanager level Manager level The correct answer is: All account levels
Search Ads 360 Certification

You’re reviewing your campaign, and you want to see an overview of its performance within a customized date range. Where in Search Ads 360 would you look?

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You’d look in Report Editor. You’d look in Experience Hub. You’d look in Performance Center. You’d look in Insight Card. The correct answer is: You’d look in Report Editor.