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Video Marketing MCQ Flashcards

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  1. What is the recommended maximum length for a mid-funnel explainer video targeting B2B buyers?

    Answer: 2–3 minutes

    B2B explainer videos perform best at 2–3 minutes — long enough to explain value but short enough to maintain attention before a purchase decision.

  2. Which closed captioning benefit is most important for video SEO?

    Answer: Searchable transcript text that search engines can index

    Captions create indexable text that search engines crawl, improving a video's discoverability in both platform and Google search.

  3. A DTC brand runs a 30-second non-skippable YouTube ad. Which bidding strategy should they use to optimize for brand awareness?

    Answer: Target CPM

    Target CPM (cost per thousand impressions) is designed to maximize reach and brand exposure, ideal for awareness-stage non-skippable ads.

  4. What does 'earned media' mean in the context of video marketing?

    Answer: Organic sharing, press coverage, and user-generated amplification of your video

    Earned media is free exposure generated when audiences organically share, embed, or discuss your video without paid promotion.

  5. Which video marketing metric indicates how well a video retains viewers over its duration?

    Answer: Audience Retention Curve

    The Audience Retention Curve shows the percentage of viewers still watching at each second, revealing drop-off points and hooks that work.

  6. For a LinkedIn video ad targeting C-suite executives, which content type performs best?

    Answer: Thought leadership and industry insight videos

    C-suite audiences on LinkedIn respond to authoritative thought leadership content that addresses strategic business challenges.

  7. What is a 'hero-hub-help' video content framework?

    Answer: A YouTube channel structure with big campaign videos, regular series, and always-on how-to content

    Hero-hub-help is Google's YouTube strategy: Hero=big tentpole campaigns, Hub=regular episodic content, Help=SEO-driven how-to videos.