Web Banners Web Banner Performance and Analytics 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What is 'frequency capping' in web banner campaign management?
- Limiting the file size of animated banners
- Restricting how many times the same user sees the same ad within a time period (Correct answer)
- Capping the maximum bid in programmatic auctions
- Setting a maximum number of click-throughs per day
Correct answer: Restricting how many times the same user sees the same ad within a time period
Frequency capping limits ad exposure per user to prevent ad fatigue and reduce the negative impact of over-exposure.
Question 2: What is 'ad fatigue' in web banner advertising?
- When an ad server is overloaded with requests
- Declining performance as users become desensitized to seeing the same banner repeatedly (Correct answer)
- Banner animation slowing down over time
- A technical issue causing banner load errors
Correct answer: Declining performance as users become desensitized to seeing the same banner repeatedly
Ad fatigue occurs when repeated exposure to the same banner causes users to ignore it, leading to declining CTR and engagement.
Question 3: What does 'retargeting' mean in the context of web banner advertising?
- Redesigning a banner after poor performance
- Showing banner ads to users who have previously visited your website (Correct answer)
- Targeting a new demographic audience with existing banners
- Re-submitting rejected banner creatives to ad networks
Correct answer: Showing banner ads to users who have previously visited your website
Retargeting (or remarketing) serves banner ads specifically to users who have already shown interest by visiting your site.
Question 4: Which metric directly measures the percentage of users who completed a desired action after clicking a banner?
- CTR
- CPM
- Conversion Rate (Correct answer)
- Viewability Rate
Correct answer: Conversion Rate
Conversion rate measures how many users who clicked the banner went on to complete the target action (purchase, signup, etc.).
Question 5: What is 'programmatic advertising' in the web banner context?
- Advertising that uses animated programming sequences
- Automated buying and selling of ad inventory through real-time bidding platforms (Correct answer)
- Advertising regulated by government programs
- Using code templates to build banner creatives
Correct answer: Automated buying and selling of ad inventory through real-time bidding platforms
Programmatic advertising automates ad buying via RTB (Real-Time Bidding) platforms, enabling precise targeting at scale.
Question 6: What does 'ad serving' refer to in web banner delivery?
- The physical server where banner image files are stored
- The technology and process that delivers banner ads to websites and tracks performance (Correct answer)
- A service that reviews banners for content compliance
- The process of designing banner templates
Correct answer: The technology and process that delivers banner ads to websites and tracks performance
An ad server manages ad delivery, targeting, tracking, and reporting across publisher websites.
What is 'frequency capping' in web banner campaign management?