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Search Ads 360 is a marketing management tool that lets you accomplish which of the following tasks?

With Search Ads 360, you can manage, automate, and optimize your search engine marketing campaigns in real time in groups of 20 campaigns at a time.
With Search Ads 360, you can budget, purchase, and automate your search campaigns every month in groups of 20 campaigns at a time.
With Search Ads 360, you can budget, purchase, and automate a maximum of 40 search campaigns in real time and at scale.
With Search Ads 360, you can manage, automate, and optimize your search engine marketing campaigns in real time and at scale.

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With Search Ads 360, you can manage, automate, and optimize your search engine marketing campaigns in real time and at scale.

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About the Search Ads 360 Certification

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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  1. 1You have a new client who wants to know what Search Ads 360 does. How would you explain this marketing management tool?
  2. 2What’s Search Ads 360?
  3. 3Your customer, an advertising agency, wants to create automated rules in Search Ads 360 for all the campaigns associated with their agency–but they can’t see all their campaigns. What’s one reason this might be happening?
  4. 4Your customer, a local car dealership, frequently changes keywords in their campaign based on the previous week’s sales. What should your customer use with their data-driven attribution model in Search Ads 360 to make sure the campaigns are updated correctly?
  5. 5What’s one way you can use custom dimensions in Search Ads 360 to help make business decisions?
  6. 6Your 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?