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When should you consider making optimizations to a newly launched bid strategy within your Search Ads 360 campaign, assuming there’s no conversion delay?
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Week four
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Weeks two to three
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Weeks two to three
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The Search Ads 360 Certification covers Google Marketing Platform's search management tool: managing campaigns across multiple engines, Floodlight-based conversion tracking, automated bidding and cross-engine reporting.
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- 1Your footwear apparel client wants to know when they should make optimizations to their newly launched bid strategy in their Search Ads 360 campaign. Assuming there’s no conversion delay, what would you tell them?
- 2If there’s no conversion delay in your customer’s Search Ads 360 campaign, when would you make optimizations to their just-launched bid strategy?
- 3Your premium beverage customer set a target return on ad spend (tROAS) bid strategy in Search Ads 360. They noticed that when they evaluate how the strategy is doing, there’s limited consistency and minimal automation. What might be happening?
- 4Your client, a world-renowned jewelry designer, set up custom columns in Search Ads 360 to review their performance for the previous month. When they go back to consider their specific bid strategy performance, they get an error. What could be the reason for this?
- 5If you set a target return on ad spend (tROAS) bid strategy in Search Ads 360 and discover that there’s limited consistency and minimal automation after evaluating the strategy’s progress, how might you explain what’s happening?
- 6After setting up custom columns in Search Ads 360 to review performance for your campaign’s previous month, you get an error when considering the specific bid strategy performance. Why might that be?