Have you ever heard of search engine promotion, and do you think you can pass this quiz? Search engine marketing uses reliable methods and metrics to optimize websites. The primary component to search engine marketing is keyword search and analysis. You must find the most popular keywords for the site, and it’s items and learn how to use keywords to generate traffic. If you choose to learn more about search engine marketing, complete this quiz.
A good user experience
Quality anchor text
Duplicate content
404 errors
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A link from Yahoo directory
A link from the ODP
A validated, XML sitemap
Paid Inclusion
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Something web analytics solutions can’t do
Measuring traffic
Measuring outcomes
None of the above
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Maximum 32 words; no more than 172 characters, including punctuation
No hard-and-fast limit: the page Title should describe page content in no more than two or three lines
Twelve-to-20 words per page Title; a bit more if you abbreviate key terms
Maximum 12 words, or less, with approximately 60 characters including punctuation
None of the above
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Enter .htaccess file and change FTP settings
Go to the IIS Web Properties screen and deselect the default
C. Enter code in the root file: Redirect 301 / http://www.new-domain.com/ OR RedirectPermanent / http://www.new-domain.com
Use the DNS Stuff Tool and check Reverse Domain Name listings
E. None of the above
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Broken links
Use of relative URLs
Differently structured URLs that confuse the engines
Not having every page of the site link internally to the home page
All the above
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Consistency in background “look and feel"
A one-to-one relationship between each old and new page
Rankings for both versions of the page within search engines
Links to each new page from the content of each old page
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It is often confused by search engines as a command to index the site
Search engines end up indexing two versions of the same content
Search engines ignore META tags, so no SEO issues arise
Sometimes META refreshes cause user issues with the “Back” button
No SEO issues arise from using META Refresh, only blocklist penalties
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Create open templates that allow a lot of variation among different pages
Plan out your URL structure
Build in some structural linking hierarchy
All of the above
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Removes issues with proxy server caching
Can be implemented on Web sites where companies do not manage their own servers
Do not require additional coding changes to the Web site
Can provide information on the visitors screen resolution
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Ads are directly related to searchers’ queries, and advertisers pay only for impressions
Prospects are in “action mode” when they view ads, and advertisers pay only for desired online actions or orders
Advertisers directly control costs and pay only for clicks.
B & C
A & C
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The ad network “reads” the IP address associated with a searcher’s computer, and maps this to a physical location
If the searcher is located within the advertiser’s chosen area, the advertiser’s geo-targeted ads are eligible to be shown
If the ad network cannot read the IP address or identify a physical location, the advertiser’s geo-targeted ads are not eligible to be shown
All of the above
A and B only
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Context Ads can be run on any site: Search Ads only appear for matched content or keywords
Both Google and Yahoo! offer search ads, but only Google offers context network ad serves
C. Context Ads are seen by viewers of related-content web pages: but they are not necessarily in action mode because they didn’t request it
All of the Above
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Advertisers’ inability to afford top position on their own brand names
Advertisers’ ability to precisely control their ads’ positions
The fact that users may not see the most relevant ad first
The search engine not maximizing its revenue
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Higher minimum CPC within the Google network
Lower minimum CPC within the Google network
Nothing at all. Your CPC is only being determined by your ad text and ad group performance history
None of the above
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Organic CTR compared to Paid-Ad CTR
Web log file data against ASP/on demand collected data.
Industry conversion averages compared to your company’s CRV
CTR from different search engines over the same time period
None of the above
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Branded terms alone
Generic terms alone
Both branded and generic terms
Competitor terms
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Search engines factor quality scores into their popularity algorithms
Every point you gain in a quality index saves 10% in Total CPC
High quality scores override the highest bids for #1 position
High quality scores gain you higher positions at lower bids
None of the above
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PPC advertisers can no longer bid up in increments of 10 cents
Bid levels became irrelevant to PPC success
Hybrid auctions work better with large numbers of keyword bids
More research, tracking and profiling is required to estimate competitor bids
None of the above
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Outsourcing search to an offline agency with online capabilities
Assigning management of search to the company’s IT person
Assigning an internal search manager to work with an agency or search consultant on managing one or more campaigns
All of the above
A and C only
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