Q64. Which are the two bidding options that will allow your customer to predict results of their campaigns? Select two that apply. Choose ALL answers that apply.
Explanation
The only two bidding options that allow you to truly predict impression, reach and frequency is the following:
1. Reach and frequency
2. TRP buying
With all of the other options, you cannot predict results. Even when optimizing a reach campaign through the auction, you won’t necessarily get the results expected since you are entering the Facebook auction.
Here is a summary graphic to understand which options to use based on the predictability outcome expected:
Q67. A customer has requested you to target high-end market for his new apparel store. He is opening in two months and would like to build awareness to teens. You’ve done your research and came up with two core/saved audiences: Audience #1 – Age below 20 years – Interest: fashion and 3 specific high-end fashion brands – Education: Master Degree Completion and College Completion Audience #2 – Age below 20 years – Interest: fashion and 2 specific high-end fashion brands – Education: College Completion However, when you go to the audience overlap tool, you realize that there is an overlap of 99% with both audiences. What are some actions you can do to fix the audience overlap? Select two options that apply. Choose ALL answers that apply.
Explanation
Whenever you run into audiences that have a high overlap, you should always merge both of them into one. If you run both audiences under the same campaign, you will have multiple ad sets competing against each other.
If you have never used Facebook’s audience overlap tool, you can find it on Facebook’s Ads Manager and follow the next steps:
* Click on the Tools drop-down menu and choose Audience.
* Once there, select the audiences you want to compare, click on the Actions tab, and choose Show Audience Overlap.
* You can select multiple audiences, but you will only be able to compare one against the other at a time.In the tool, you will be able to see the number and percentage of overlapping members between them.
A second option is to completely change one of the audiences so that there is less than 25% overlap between both audiences.
In this case, you could change audience #1 interests to something different but still related to your target market to have two potential audiences to use.
Q71. You own a business with multiple franchise locations. You want to open a Fan Page for all of your franchise locations, but still hold control of your branding and content. How should you set up your Fan Page with multiple franchise locations? Choose only ONE best answer.
Explanation
With Facebook Locations, you can connect and manage all of your franchise locations on Facebook.
This structure is often referred to as the parent-child relationship, where your main brand page is the parent, and individual locations are the children.
There are several advantages to this approach:
* Brand consistency and control.
* Increased visibility for individual locations.
* Location finder.
* Easier management of multiple pages.
Q74. What are all the options you can build a custom audience from? Select all that apply. Choose ALL answers that apply.
Explanation
You can build custom audiences based on the following sources:
* Data files: Build audiences from your CRM, POS, email lists, or other sources. There is no timeline for how old the database needs to be.
* Website data: Reach existing customers and those who’ve shown interest in your business. There is a limit on the past 180 days.
* Mobile app data: Use Facebook ads to engage with people based on their interactions with your apps.
There is a limit on the past 180 days.
* Facebook engagement: Target ads to people who’ve interacted with your Page, videos, lead ads, and Canvas full-screen experiences on Facebook. There is a limit on leads ads for 90 days, videos views for
365 days, and canvas for 365 days.
Q75. What is not an action measured through Facebook attribution system? Choose only ONE best answer.
Explanation About Actions You Can Measure in Facebook Ads Reporting An action is activity that happens on your ad (for example, someone watches your video ad) or as a result of your ad (for example, someone views your ad and then downloads an app). Actions that occur on your ad include link clicks, outbound clicks, post engagement, video views, and more. Actions that happen as a result of your ad include website conversions, website leads, mobile app installs, mobile app purchases and offline conversions. We attribute these actions to your ad if someone viewed or clicked on your ad within a certain period of time, as defined by your attribution window.
Q77. What are the different placements you can select in a campaign? Select all that apply. Choose ALL answers that apply.
Explanation
Below are all of the placement platforms and options you currently have on Facebook:
You should learn all placement options as a lot of questions will ask you supporting placements for each platform.
Q79. You receive a month-long IO from a client for a new campaign with a $10,000 budget. The IO is delivered in full by the end of the month. You receive a new IO for the next month with a budget of $20,000. How could you execute this new requirement? (Select two options that apply) Choose ALL answers that apply.
Explanation You receive a month-long IO from a client for a new campaign with a $10,000 budget. To manage this: * Create a new campaign (or duplicate an existing one). * Set a campaign spending limit of $10,000. * Ensure the start and end dates for the ad sets in the campaign align with dates of the new IO. * Make sure the sum of the budgets for the active ad sets in this campaign reflect that you want $10,000 to be spent over the course of the month. The campaign spending limit is an un-paced limit, so for smooth pacing, make sure the sum of the budgets for active ad sets in this campaign reflect that you want $10,000 to be spent over the course of the month. The IO is increased to $15,000. To manage this: * Edit the campaign spending limit for the existing campaign to $15,000. * Ensure the sum of the budgets for the active ad sets in the campaign reflect that you want to spend $15,000 over the course of the month, starting from the original start date of these ad sets. The IO is decreased to $9,000. To manage this: * Edit the campaign spending limit for the existing campaign to $9,000. Note: This can only be done if the amount spent on the campaign so far is at least $100 less than the new limit. In this scenario, that would mean no more than $8,900 could be spent so far in order to lower the limit to $9,000. * Ensure the sum of the budgets for active ad sets in this campaign reflect that you want $9,000 to be spent over the course of the month, starting from the original start date of these ad sets. The IO is delivered in full by the end of the month. You receive a new IO for the next month with a budget of $20,000. You have two options for setting a new campaign spending limit here: * Option 1: Start a new campaign * Create a new campaign (or duplicate existing one). * Set the campaign spending limit for the new campaign to $20,000. * Ensure end date for the ad sets in new campaign align with end date of the new IO. * Option 2: Continue working on an existing campaign * Raise the campaign spending limit on the existing campaign to $30,000. Crucial: The campaign spending limit on an existing campaign will always reflect prior spend, even if the limit is removed and then reapplied. In this case, the campaign has already spent $10,000. In order to allow for an additional $20,000 of spend, the campaign spending limit must be set to $30,000 (previous spend of $10,000 + new IO amount of $20,000).