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Digital Marketing Essentials


November 2019
Larson & Draper
Digital Marketing Essentials
Chapter 1: Digital Marketing Foundations
Chapter 2: Web Design (Desktop and Mobile)
Chapter 3: Analytics
Chapter 4: On-Site SEO
Chapter 5: Off-Site SEO
Chapter 6: Paid Search Marketing
Chapter 7: Display Advertising
Introduction
1: Understanding Display ...
2: Targeting the Right Au...
3: Banner Ad Design
4: Retargeting
5: Optimizing Banner Ads
6: Consistent Messaging
Chapter 7 Quiz
Expert Session
Student Resources
Chapter 8: Email Marketing
Chapter 9: Social Media 1
Chapter 10: Social Media 2
Chapter 11: Online Reputation Management (ORM)
Chapter 12: Mobile Marketing
Chapter 13: Digital Strategy
Acknowledgments
Book Information
Expert Sessions
Student Resources

DIGITAL MARKETING ESSENTIALS

Chapter 7: Display
Advertising
Chapter 7 Quiz
Sunday, April 19, 2020 8:30
Due Date:
PM
Time
None
Limit:
Status: Incomplete

Advertisers on a display network can pay through each of the following methods EXCEPT

CPM (cost per mille)

CPA (cost per acquisition)

flat fee

CPC (cost per click)

The three broad methods of display ad targeting on Google’s display network are

audiences, demographics, content

people, behavior, content

demographics, behavior, ad size

people, demographics, ad style


A website that sells wedding dresses targets ads to (1) women (2) ages 22 to 35 (3) actively searching

for a wedding dress (4) with an interest in fashion (5) in the top 10% of income (6) within the greater

Denver area. What is a major downside of this targeting?

The audience will be so small that the ads are not likely to generate a large volume

Demographics like gender and age cannot be used to target ads

It is unethical to use income as a targeting method

Some of those targeting methods cannot be combined on Google’s ad network

An advertiser bids $10 CPM, achieves a 1% CTR and achieves a 5% conversion rate. What would

an equivalent CPA bid for this advertiser be?

$20

$10

$200

$100
Two advertisers achieve the same 1% CTR on their ads. Advertiser A bids $10 CPM while

Advertiser B bids $1.50 CPC. Which advertiser will be awarded more impressions from the ad

network?

Advertiser A because CPM bidding is preferred by the ad network

Advertiser B because CPC bidding is preferred by the ad network

Advertiser B because his/her bids are expected to earn the ad network more money

Advertiser A because his/her bids are expected to earn the ad network more money

Good display ad copy does everything EXCEPT

pre-convert the consumer

invite action

communicate a value proposition

attract attention

Showing the same advertisement too many times to the same person can annoy consumers, and in

addition is less effective than showing ads fewer times to more people. To avoid showing the same ad

10 or more times to the same person, advertisers engaging in remarketing should


employ frequency caps

periodically turn off remarketing campaigns

show remarketing ads only to consumers who have visited the advertiser’s website within the last 24 hours

rethink their use of remarketing

Dynamic remarketing ads

use dynamic animation

are universally more effective than other remarketing ads

are the best starting place for a digital marketer

use different ad content across targets

To determine whether a new ad copy is better at attracting attention, an advertiser should conduct

an A/B test and measure

the ROAS

the conversion rate


the impression volume

the click-through rate

When a consumer clicks on a display ad, the landing page should match the ad’s

value proposition

all of these options

imagery

color scheme
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