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How to pass the Google Adwords Certification Exam

  • Author:
  • Vijaya Vijaya
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  • Posted: Dec 13, 2011
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Professional qualifications and certifications are limited in the field of online marketing – making the very important. Google’s Adwords professional’s qualification status is probably at the top of the list. I took the exam and qualified sometime back and I thought that I would share some helpful tips with you to make your exam experiment as smooth as possible.

There are two type of Adwords Certification.

-          An Individual Adwords certification.

-          A company Adwords Certification.

Google Adwords Certification Exam Format.

-          Passing Score 85 %.

-          No of Questions 113.

-          No Negative Marking.

-          Exam Completion time 2 hours and once you start the exam you will not be able to pause the exam

and come back later.

-          You can retake the exam once per 7 days, for a $ 50 fee each time.

-          Providing the tester with a review button, which you can click to skip a question and come back to

it at the end of the exam (time permitting).

Here are some tips to pass the Exam.

-          Get familiar with the all the topic covered inAdwordsLearningCenter.

-          Understand in depth the difference in content and search targeting.

-          Understand where to find the information and reports within the different tabs.

-          Have a solid grasp on the latest Adwords Editor.

-          Read the Adwords Editorial guidelines.

-          There is little check box at the top right of the exam page which allow you to mark a question for

later review.  Make sure to check it, otherwise you will never make it back the beginning questions

before times runs out.

-          Focus more on small detail of Google Adwords rather than broad scale ideas.

Focus on My Client center uses and benefits.

Lead generation for a client

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  • Saurabh Saurabh
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  • Posted: Jul 27, 2009
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Quite a few banks in India use online lead generation to drive customer acquisition. The appeal of a fixed cost lead generation contract to the marketing manager is evident. In a way, she acquires a mini holy grail, where she has fixed the cost of acquiring a lead on a fully variable basis. She might need 50,000 leads of type 1 in month 1 and reduce this number to 20,000 in month 2 and none in month 3 as her back office is bent under the load of too many leads.

Pricing models for marketing agencies – what should both of us be looking for?

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  • Saurabh Saurabh
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  • Posted: Apr 08, 2008
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There has been some excitement in the office past few days. We have been talking to one of the largest airlines in India and they are interested in doing a paid search advertising contract with us. It is quite exciting for us also because they currently work with one of the biggest names in this space.

There are a few billing models in play for paid marketing. You have a commission percentage of the media spend, a fixed Cost per click, fixed cost per booking, fixed percentage of revenue generated are some of the popular ones.