Digital Marketing Quiz 2 Studying: Flashcards
(37 cards)
Where you should you focus your time: your time should align with: (4 things)
- Business Goals
- Audience Location
- Marketing Budget
- Trends and Adaptability
Why is Influencer Marketing So Marketable: (4 Things)
- Consumers trust people over brands.
- High engagement rates.
- Authentic Storytelling.
- Measurable ROI.
Influencer Marketing - Key Statistics (3 Statistics)
92% of marketers believe influencer marketing is effective.
67% of brands use Instagram for influencer campaigns.
TikTok engagement rates surpass all other platforms.
Auction or Reservation (Meta Ads)
Auction - variable price for ad.
Reservation - fixed price for ad.
Influencer Marketing Types (4 Types)
Mega-Influencers - best for brand awareness.
Macro-Influenceres: broad audience reach.
Micro-Influencers: High Engagement, niche targeting.
Nano-Influencer: most authentic localized impact.
What type of influencer is most authentic and localizing impact?
Nano-Influencers.
What type of influencer is high engagement, niche-targeting?
Micro-Influencers.
What type of influencer is ‘defined by their’ broad audience reach?
Macro-Influencers.
What type of influencer is best for brand awareness?
Mega-Influencer
Individual Social Platforms for Digital Marketing (7 Listed)
YouTube Video & SEO
Facebook: Community & Ads
Instagram Visual storytelling & influencers
LinkedIn: B2B & lead generation.
TikTok: High organic reach & Gen Z
Twitter/X: Real-time engagement.
Pinterest: Lifestyle & e-commerce
How to Leverage Meta for Advertising
- Use META business suite for insights.
- A/B test for creatives.
- Optimize based on engagement and conversion metrics.
Running Ads on Meta Platforms (4 Guidelines):
- Define Objectives: Awareness, Consideration, or Conversion.
- Ad Formats: Carousel, video, static image, story ads.
- Targeting Demographics, interest behaviours retargeting
STOP!… Actually got to Facebook Ads Manager and learn how the system works.
(Only Proceed When You Have Done This)
What is Carousel mean in the context of digital marketing?
An Interactive Posting/Ad (ex. Instagram Carousel)
Google Ads - Search vs Display?
Search Ads: High Intent, keyword targeting.
Display Ads: Visual, awareness-driven.
What is A/B testing?
Comparing two versions of content to see which one performs better.
What is A/B/C testing A/B/C/D testing etc?
Comparing three versions of content to see which one performs better.
Comparing four versions of content to see which one performs better.
What are YouTube Ads:
Video marketing powerhouse.
What is Digital AI in Advertising (4 Things)
- AI-powered ad targeting & audience segmentation.
- Automated bidding & budget optimization.
- AI-generated creative assets & personalized content.
- Predictive analytics for performance forecasting.
What is Google Performax Max (1), what properties does this advertising engine cover (6)
Google Performance Max (PMax) is a goal-based campaign type that uses
automation and AI to serve ads across all of Google’s properties, including:
- Search
- YouTube
- Display Network
- Discover
- Gmail
- Google Maps
What are some limitations of Google Performance Max (3)
- Limited Control: Advertisers can’t fully control placements, leading to budget
being spent on unexpected channels. - Reporting Gaps: Insights are aggregated rather than showing granular
breakdowns by platform. - Creative Dependence: Success heavily depends on providing high-quality
creative assets.
What are the advantages of Meta Advantage+ (5)
- AI-Driven Optimization – Automates placements, targeting, and ad creative
combinations. - Personalized Delivery – Uses Meta’s deep user data to show ads to the most
relevant audiences. - Event-Based Learning – Optimizes toward highest-performing conversions
(purchases, sign-ups, etc.). - Dynamic Creative Testing – Auto-generates ad variations and determines
which works best. - Minimal Setup Time – Advertisers only need to provide a few assets, and
Meta does the rest.
What are the limitations of Meta Advantage + (3)
- Less Audience Control: Meta’s AI picks the audience, reducing the ability to target specific demographics.
- Budget Allocation Limitations: Advertisers can’t manually adjust spending across
different audiences. - Creative Fatigue Risks: If assets are overused, engagement may decline over time.