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Marketing Officer Advertising & Campaign Performance Evaluation Flashcards

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  1. A campaign achieves a 3% click-through rate on display ads. Industry benchmark is 0.1%. What is the most appropriate next step?

    Answer: Immediately scale budget to maximize reach

    A CTR far above benchmark warrants scaling budget to capitalize on the strong performance before investigating further.

  2. Which metric best indicates whether a paid search campaign is generating profitable revenue relative to ad spend?

    Answer: Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)

    ROAS measures revenue generated per dollar of ad spend, directly indicating campaign profitability.

  3. A/B testing two ad creatives, Creative A shows a 2.1% CTR and Creative B shows a 1.8% CTR after 500 impressions each. What should the marketing officer do?

    Answer: Continue the test until statistical significance is reached before making decisions

    500 impressions is insufficient for statistical significance; decisions made on low-sample data risk acting on random variance.

  4. Which attribution model gives 100% conversion credit to the last marketing touchpoint before purchase?

    Answer: Last-click attribution

    Last-click attribution assigns all conversion credit to the final touchpoint the customer interacted with before converting.

  5. A marketing officer notices the campaign's cost per acquisition (CPA) is rising week over week despite stable conversion rates. What is the most likely cause?

    Answer: Increasing competition driving up CPCs

    When conversion rates are stable but CPA rises, the cost to generate clicks (CPC) must be increasing, typically due to greater auction competition.

  6. Viewability rate measures which of the following for display advertising?

    Answer: The percentage of ad impressions that were actually seen by users

    Viewability rate tracks the share of impressions where the ad met minimum visibility standards (e.g., 50% of pixels visible for 1 second).

  7. When evaluating a campaign's frequency capping strategy, what primary problem does setting too high a frequency cap help avoid?

    Answer: Ad fatigue leading to declining engagement and brand sentiment

    Excessively high frequency exposes the same audience to too many ad repetitions, causing fatigue, irritation, and declining performance.