- An advertiser should go through Google Tag Manager, Google tag, or Google Ads API to set up enhanced conversions.
- An advertiser should go through the Google Ads API for enhanced conversions.
- An advertiser should go through Google Tag Assistant.
- An advertiser should go through Google Analytics Manager.
- You should use Google Analytics 4.
- You should use Google Analytics Classic.
- You should use Universal Analytics.
- You should use Google Ads Conversion Tracking.
- Google Tag Manager has collaboration and versioning capabilities.
- Google Tag Manager lets you to quickly and easily update tags on your website or mobile app from a web interface.
- Google Tag Manager can only be used to deploy and modify third-party tags.
- Google Tag Manager is a JavaScript framework that’s used to add Google tags directly to web pages.
- Marketing mix model
- Conversion lift
- Smart Bidding
- Viewable CPM
- By the assigned Google Click Identifier (GCLID) set up in the advertiser’s account
- By the conversion name for the advertiser’s store
- By a dynamically created Google forwarding number
- By the phone number listed on the advertiser’s official store website
- It can track sales that happen off a website from website leads.
- It can improve the measurement of online conversions.
- It can use third-party data to improve their offline lead measurement.
- It can track sales and events that happen on a website.
- You should turn off the ads to stop traffic.
- You should use more general keywords.
- You should reduce campaign budgets.
- You should add more negative keywords.
- You’d say that store visits conversion tracking is available in all countries and regions as long as it’s not a sensitive business type or account.
- You’d say that store visits conversion tracking is available for all business types, but only in certain countries.
- You’d say that store visits conversion tracking has no mininum impression or click requirements.
- You’d say that store visits conversion tracking requires sufficient data to accurately report store visits and pass Google’s privacy thresholds.
- It uses hashed, first-party data to unlock more powerful bidding.
- It uses third-party data to improve the accuracy of your conversion measurement.
- It uses third-party data to unlock more powerful bidding.
- It uses Google Analytics to unlock more powerful bidding.
- ECPC first looks at ad auctions, before raising a max cost-per-click (CPC) bid.
- ECPC first looks at ad auctions, before lowering a max cost-per-click (CPC) bid.
- ECPC first looks at a listed target return on investment (ROI), before lowering a max cost-per-click (CPC) bid.
- ECPC first looks at a listed target return on investment (ROI), before raising a max cost-per-click (CPC) bid.
