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Google Creative Certification Exam Answers

About this Exam

The Creative Certification exam covers rich media creative setup using Google Web Design and Creative to build HTML5 and dynamic creatives. It also assesses the steps to preview, QA, and publish creatives to Campaign Manager, and then measure results.

Users completing this exam should have experience with Studio and dynamic workflows, working with feeds, and the production of display ads with Google Web Designer and hand-coded creatives. This exam also covers knowledge related to workflow integration with trafficking and programmatic campaigns.

Google Creative Certification Exam Answers

  • Binding in Google Web Designer
  • Binding in Campaign Manager
  • Custom Floodlight variables
  • Custom JavaScript
  • In the Creatives section
  • In the General Info section
  • In the Account Summary page
  • In the Details section of the selected asset
  • Weighted rotation
  • Start and end date scheduling
  • Campaign Manager Placement ID
  • Dynamic targeting keys
  • 2
  • 3
  • Unlimited
  • 1
  • Enabler.exit()
  • Enabler.exitOnQuery()
  • Enabler.clickthrough()
  • Enabler.exitOverride()
  • Create one feed per ad size
  • Upload the images to Asset Library to generate the different creative sizes
  • Use a single image and Studio will resize automatically
  • Create one feed and filter by creative dimensions
  • Filter by feed element name
  • Filter by dynamic criteria
  • Filter by reporting label
  • Filter by row ID
  • Allows for less columns which reduces the dynamic response data sent from the ad server to the creative
  • Easier to remove and add creative sizes in the feed
  • Lets dynamic campaigns scale as more creative sizes are added
  • Allows pulling preview sheets across all sizes without specifying the creative size in Step 5: Preview
  • Enter the creative sizes as comma-separated values, select the corresponding creative sizes, and click “Apply”
  • Enter one creative size, select the creative for that size, and click “Apply”
  • Select all creative sizes and click “Apply”
  • Enter the creative size and click “Apply”
  • Only one row in the feed must be eligible to be served
  • The dynamic feed must include a row with “optimize” in the cell
  • In “Step 3: Manage Rules” rotation must be set to “Optimized”
  • More than one row in the feed must be eligible to serve
  • Clickthrough URL
  • Unique ID
  • Reporting label
  • Headline text
  • Percent sign (“%”)
  • Pipe (“|”)
  • Comma (“,”)
  • Semi-colon (“;”)
  • Third-party cookie values
  • Floodlight custom variable (“u-var”) values
  • The advertiser’s cookie values
  • Floodlight audience list IDs
  • Main
  • Auto-expand
  • Expanded
  • Collapsed
  • AFTER creating the feed, but BEFORE creating and publishing the Studio profile
  • AFTER creating the feed and Studio profile, but BEFORE publishing the profile
  • AFTER creating the feed and publishing the Studio profile
  • AFTER creating the preview sheet, but BEFORE creating the feed and Studio profile
  • Dynamic Content
  • Admin
  • Assets
  • Creative
  • Creative
  • Admin
  • Assets
  • Dynamic Content
  • Blank page
  • Custom URL
  • On screen
  • Sample website
  • Campaign Manager
  • Studio
  • Display & Video 360
  • Search Ads 360
  • Check if the correct feed filtering parameters were applied in the preview panel
  • Retransform the feed
  • Confirm the feed is complete with no warnings
  • Re-upload the feed
  • Assets are shared across all advertisers in the Studio account
  • Creatives are delivered to Campaign Manager for trafficking
  • Assets are copied to the Asset Library
  • Assets are automatically resized
  • Ability to download and share as a PDF file
  • Editing within the preview sheet
  • Bulk dynamic previews via .csv import
  • External sharing to stakeholders without Studio access
  • QA Helper extension
  • Creative Preview app
  • Google Web Designer
  • IAB VAST tag tool
  • AFTER the Enabler has been initialized, and AFTER dynamic content is accessed
  • AFTER the Enabler has been initialized, but BEFORE dynamic content is accessed
  • BEFORE the Enabler has been initialized and dynamic content is accessed
  • BEFORE the Enabler has been initialized, and AFTER dynamic content is accessed
  • 50MB
  • 60MB
  • 100MB
  • 80MB
  • Custom Floodlight variables
  • Dynamic rules
  • The creative code
  • A feed
  • Creative
  • Assets
  • Admin
  • Dynamic Content
  • Rotation priority
  • Trafficking rules
  • Prioritized rules
  • Feed priority
  • Establish a connection to your dynamic feed
  • Check that the Enabler has been initialized
  • Determine the size of the screen
  • Add a polite loader
  • Ability to build and traffic only one creative per ad size
  • Ability to test different ad formats within one creative
  • Ability to test different sizes within one creative
  • Ability to test different content within one creative
  • Weighted rotation
  • Optimized rotation
  • Sequential rotation and prioritized rules
  • Prioritized rules
  • Quantity
  • Dependent selection
  • Auto-filter
  • Profile field
  • Create a draft version of the profile
  • Edit the feed
  • Create a new profile using the existing feed
  • Retransform the feed
  • Optimized
  • Sequential
  • Random
  • Weighted
  • Campaign Manager Site ID
  • Custom value
  • Display & Video 360 Line Item Id
  • Remarketing Valu
  • Dynamic Content User
  • Content Reader
  • Content Owner
  • Content Writer
  • 10MB
  • 15MB
  • 20MB
  • 5MB
  • Designated weights
  • Impression-to-view rate
  • Click-through rate (CTR)
  • Click-through-conversion rate
  • Delete the preview sheet
  • Archive the preview sheet
  • Open the preview sheet and click “Undo”
  • Edit permissions to the preview sheet
  • Generate the code
  • Publish the creative to Campaign Manager
  • Review the preview sheet
  • Set up the reporting dimensions
  • Spreadsheet
  • External API
  • Code within the creative
  • Campaign Manager
  • Add the dynamic Enabler code from the Generate Code section to the creative
  • Under the advertiser, click “New Profile,” update the name then click “Create”
  • Assign the HTML5 creative files to the advertiser and click “Create Dynamic Profile”
  • Go to Studio Campaign, upload a dynamic creative, and click “Save”
  • Number of users that did not interact with a creative
  • Elapsed time interacting with a creative element
  • Number of times an action is taken within a creative
  • Length of time a video creative is played
  • Select an existing source and update the content with the new feed
  • Select New Content, then Content source, and click “Start import”
  • Select “New profile field” and enter a name in the text field
  • Select New Feed and then click “Start import”
  • Reporting dimensions in Studio
  • Code within the creative
  • Targeting rules in Studio
  • Rotation options in Studio
  • Banner creative
  • Floating creative
  • Expandable creative
  • Interstitial creative
  • YouTube TrueView
  • Video Ad Serving Template (VAST)
  • In-banner video MPU
  • Video Player-Ad Interface Definition (VPAID)
  • Banner creative
  • Expandable creative
  • Interstitial creative
  • Floating creative

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