These Bing Ads multiple-choice questions and their answers will help you strengthen your grip on the subject of Bing Ads. You can prepare for an upcoming exam or job interview with these 60+ Bing Ads MCQs.
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A. Increasing the relevance of your copy
B. All of these
C. Increasing the relevance of the landing page
D. Add dynamic text to your destination URL
A. A sandbox isolates untested code in Bing Ads.
B. A sandbox is for introducing ads to the public.
C. A sandbox generates viruses.
D. A sandbox is where they launch ads from.
A. match a competitors keyword bid for the same search term for a higher search ranking.
B. copy keywords from one ad campaign to another using the Bing Ads Intelligence tool.
C. target your keywords to trigger your ad on broad match, phrase match or exact match search terms.
D. create a Dynamic Ad by selecting placeholder keywords that dynamically change depending on the search term.
E. research keywords for your ad campaign based on previous search terms.
A. Single user, many users.
B. Single user, and multi-user.
C. Big user, little user.
D. Old user, new user.
A. Ad clicks divided by total impressions
B. Impressions on your ad divided by clicks on your competitor's ad
C. Impressions divided by bid price
D. Ad clicks divided by clicks on your competitor's ad
A. Directly to Google.
B. To the government.
C. Directly to Microsoft.
D. Directly to Washington.
A. TextAd, TelegramAd, and ProductAd.
B. TextAd, MobileAd, and ProductAd.
C. PaperAd, MobileAd, and PlasticAd.
D. TextAd, MobileAd, and PrivateAd.
A. All of these
B. Quality score
C. Keyword relevance
D. Landing page relevance
A. It makes the ads cycle faster.
B. It blocks the ads faster.
C. There is no benefit.
D. It is an efficient way to manage large ad campaigns.
A. False
B. True
A. False
B. True
A. True
B. False
A. The page that is restricted to admin use only
B. A page that appears when one clicks on a search result or an ad
C. The page where the ad is displayed
D. The page where the user types their search
A. Use a strong keyword in the first line line of your ad or title
B. All of these
C. Use attention grabbing action words
D. Highlight the product benefit instead of using promotional superlatives
A. Searched Electronic Recommended Products
B. Search Engine Redirect Portal
C. Search Engine Relevance Page
D. Search Engine Results Page
A. True
B. False
A. Ad title and target demographic
B. Ad title, ad text, display URL, and destination URL
C. Display URL, target location, display image, and target keyword
D. Ad text, display image, and minimum bid
A. Only Prepay account
B. None of these
C. Postpay account and Prepay account
D. Only Postpay account
A. True
B. False
A. Bing and Yahoo!
B. Bing, Yahoo and Google
C. Bing and Ask.com
D. Only Bing
A. GiveAccount
B. GreatAccount
C. GoAccount
D. GetAccount
A. Monthly and yearly maximums
B. Daily and Monthly maximum
C. Daily and Hourly maximum
D. Weekly minimum and Weekly maximum
A. False
B. True
A. False
B. True
A. To measures how many clicks you are receiving for your ads
B. To measure the quality of your landing page copy
C. To measure how many impressions you are getting for your ads
D. To measure how relevant your keywords are to the search queries
A. Manage tab
B. Campaigns tab
C. Accounts tab
D. Changes tab
A. Campaign name, landing page URL, ad picture
B. Campaign code, contact details, and target demographic
C. Target demographic, contact details, minimum bid
D. Campaign name, campaign budget, and time zone
A. 10
B. 20
C. 100
D. 5
A. Location extensions, Call extensions and Sitelink extensions
B. Call extensions, Phone extensions, and Address extensions
C. Location extensions, Customer extensions, and Geo extensions
D. Locator extensions, CTR extensions, and Business extensions
A. -{Skill sets}
B. --"Skill sets"--
C. -[Skill sets]
D. -"Skill sets"
A. True
B. False
A. AdArea
B. AdHere
C. AdPosition
D. AdPlacement
A. Competition report
B. Targeting report
C. Billing & Budgets report
D. Analytics report
A. The list of results for a user's search term.
B. All ads relevant to the Bing search
C. The top 4 ads on the search results page
D. The searched word that is relevant to the ad
A. Search network bid and content network bid
B. Only ad bid
C. Only search network bid
D. Only content network bid
A. To determine the historical performance of ads.
B. To determine the flow of ads.
C. To determine the hierarchical input of ads.
D. To determine the intellectual quality of ads.
A. 1.5%
B. 25%
C. 75%
D. 10%
A. your title consists of descriptive text and a URL.
B. you change the default setting.
C. you have activated Ad Extensions.
D. your ad is a mainline ad.
E. your title exceeds the character limit.
A. CallRequest
B. DetailReportRequest
C. CallDetailRequest
D. CallDetailReportRequest
A. 3 words
B. It depends on your historic quality score
C. 1 word
D. It depends on the bid amount
A. Age of viewer
B. Day of the week
C. Browser type
D. Physical location
A. False
B. True
A. 10000
B. 500000
C. 1000
D. 100
A. Unlimited
B. It depends on the pricing tier
C. 1
D. 10
A. Downloading campaign entity data.
B. Downloading company entity data.
C. Exporting campaign entity data.
D. Offloading campaign entity data.
A. Receiving a call every time your campaign is about to expire
B. Setting the ad to only appear on mobile search pages
C. Having your phone number as the only link the customer can click on
D. Including a phone number in your ad copy
A. axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java -a < URL of a Bing Ads WSDL >
B. java org.WSDL2Java -a < URL of a Bing Ads WSDL >
C. java org.apache.axis.wsdl
D. java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java -a < URL of a Bing Ads WSDL >
A. C#, Ruby, Java.
B. C#, Java, PHP
C. Python, Java, Javascript.
D. Bing, Java, Microsoft.
A. False
B. True
A. 9
B. 7
C. 3
D. 15