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An ad ops specialist gets a file size exceeded error when attempting to upload a high-resolution source video. What’s the maximum file size allowed for a source video upload?

• 2 gigabytes
• 500 megabytes
• 1 gigabyte
• 5 gigabytes

Explanation

Creative assets accept source video uploads up to 1 GB. Campaign Manager 360 uses the uploaded source file to validate and transcode video into serving files. Files larger than this upload limit trigger an error before they can be processed. The source file should still use the highest acceptable specifications within the allowed size.

Why the other options are incorrect

2 gigabytes exceeds the Campaign Manager 360 source video upload limit.

5 gigabytes exceeds the Campaign Manager 360 source video upload limit.

500 megabytes is below the documented maximum and is not the stated limit.

Source for verification

https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/3312854?hl=en

An agency wants to prove that their Pinterest ads are driving sales, even for users who see the ad but never click it. What must they implement in the Pinterest Ads Manager to track this?

• A standard click tracker URL redirect
• A Counter – Standard Floodlight tag on the landing page
• An impression tracking pixel (1×1)
• A tracking creative asset with a VPAID wrapper

Explanation

A view-through  sale requires Campaign Manager 360 to record the paid social exposure before the later Floodlight conversion occurs. For publisher or platform media that is not served directly by Campaign Manager 360, a 1×1 tracking implementation can log the impression without delivering visible creative. That exposure becomes available for attribution when the user later converts within the configured conversion window. A click-only setup would miss users who saw the ad but never clicked.

Why the other options are incorrect

Click tracker URL redirect records click activity, not non-click exposure.

VPAID wrapper applies to interactive video measurement, not standard social impression tracking.

Counter – Standard Floodlight tag records a site activity, not the upstream ad exposure on Pinterest.

Source for verification

https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/2826133?hl=en

https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/3040965?hl=en

A specialist needs to share a high-value audience list from Google Analytics to Display & Video 360. Which feature within the Google Marketing Platform facilitates this product-to-product data link?

• Integration Center
• Administration
• Recently viewed
• Looker Studio

Explanation

The product-linking workflow in Google Marketing Platform connects supported products so audience and measurement data can be shared. A Google Analytics audience can become available for targeting in Display & Video 360 after the accounts are linked. This type of connection is managed through linked-account integration settings, not reporting or interface shortcuts. It supports product-to-product data sharing across the platform suite.

Why the other options are incorrect

Administration manages account and user settings, not audience sharing between products.

Looker Studio visualizes data but does not create product data links.

Recently viewed is a navigation shortcut, not an integration feature.

Source for verification

https://support.google.com/displayvideo/answer/13766070?hl=en

https://support.google.com/marketingplatform/answer/9013955?hl=en

An advertiser wants to track newsletter signups (a non-revenue event) on their site. To make sure they can report on the total number of signups while deduplicating users who refresh the confirmation page, which configuration is required?

• Use enhanced attribution and set the lookback window to 1 day.
• Create a sales activity using the transactions counting method.
• Create a counter activity using the unique counting method.
• Use a Custom Floodlight variable to capture the user’s email address.

Explanation

A counter activity is used for non-revenue actions such as newsletter signups. The unique counting method helps prevent repeated confirmation page loads from counting the same user multiple times. This keeps signup totals focused on distinct users rather than repeated page refreshes. In Campaign Manager 360, this setup is appropriate for deduplicated activity counting when no transaction value is involved.

Why the other options are incorrect

Enhanced attribution improves click attribution but does not define how signup conversions are counted.

Custom Floodlight variable captures additional values but should not be used to collect  email addresses.

Sales activity is used for revenue-based conversions, not non-revenue signup events.

Source for verification

https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/2823400?hl=en

A placement is assigned two active ads: a flash sale ad (Priority 1) with an expired run date, and a brand awareness ad (Priority 12) with a valid run date. According to the decision logic, which setting does Campaign Manager 360 evaluate first to determine the final serving outcome?

• The run dates, as expired ads are automatically purged before priority is assessed.
• The frequency capping, which overrides the priority if the user has reached their daily limit.
• The ad priority, which establishes the hierarchy before checking other delivery constraints.
• The creative rotation, which alternates assets regardless of individual ad-level settings.

Explanation

Priority controls the serving hierarchy among ads assigned to the same placement. A lower priority number is considered before ads with higher priority numbers. After that hierarchy is applied, Campaign Manager 360 checks whether the selected ad can actually serve based on delivery requirements such as run dates and creative eligibility. If the higher-priority ad is not eligible, the system can move to an eligible lower-priority ad.

Why the other options are incorrect

Frequency capping limits repeated exposure to the same user, but it is not the first hierarchy setting.

Run dates determine eligibility, but they are checked after the serving hierarchy is considered.

Creative rotation controls creative selection within an ad, not the first ad-level serving decision.

Source for verification

https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/2826012?hl=en

A media planner configures an ad to reach users who are in London, using an iPhone, and are on a past purchasers list. If a user in London is using an Android device and is on the past purchasers list, how will the ad server respond?

• It won’t serve the ad, as it flags a targeting conflict error in the Verification tab and pauses the ad until the list is removed..
• It will serve a default ad instead, as any mismatch in technology targeting overrides geography.
• It won’t serve the ad, because the user must satisfy the intersection of all three targeting layers (AND logic).
• It will serve the ad, because the user meets two out of the three criteria (OR logic).

Explanation

Campaign Manager 360 applies multiple targeting settings as combined eligibility requirements. Geographic targeting, technology targeting, and audience list targeting must all match for the ad to be eligible. A user who fails the device requirement does not qualify even if location and audience membership match. The ad server evaluates the user against the full targeting configuration, not a partial-match threshold.

Why the other options are incorrect

OR logic is incorrect because separate targeting layers do not serve based on meeting only some conditions.

Default ad may serve only as fallback, but technology mismatch is not a special override of geography.

Verification tab conflict is incorrect because a non-matching user does not pause the ad or create a verification error.

Source for verification

https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/2826109?hl=en