1. When will advertisers pay for advertising under the CPC method? A) When users click on their ads. B) When the ads appear on the Google search page. C) When the system registers a conversion using Conversion Tracking. D) When a user completes a purchase. 2. When using AdWords, advertisers can target their ads to users: A) based on user profession and age group B) who like to research certain products and services C) using latitude and longitude co-ordinates D) who are actively searching for products and services they offer 3. Sam wants her ad to show only in response to the precise search term 'oak dining table'. How can Sam ensure the ad only shows in response to this term? A) by adding the keyword (oak dining table) B) by adding the keyword [oak dining table] C) by adding the keyword "oak dining table" D) by adding the keyword -{oak dining table) 4. An advertiser has added negative keywords to his account in order to better target ads to his potential customers. Another result of this action would be: A) a decrease in qualified clicks B) a decrease in ad rank C) increased ad impressions D) an improvement in CTR 5. Where in the Google Network would you expect to see Keyword-targeted ads? A) Display Network B) Search and Display Networks C) Display and Content Network D) Search Network
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