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What is the prominent, clickable top line of text in a search ad?
Answer: headline
Why: Modern Google text ads can display up to three headlines side-by-side to grab searchers' immediate attention.
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In Google Ads, the price you pay just beats what?
Answer: The Ad Rank of the ad below you
Why: You pay only what clears the Ad Rank thresholds and beats the ad below you; with no one below you, it drops to the reserve price.
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Which query types do negative keywords fail to block?
Answer: Close variants
Why: Unlike standard positive keywords, negative keywords do not match plurals or misspellings unless explicitly listed.
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What is the total cost divided by the number of conversions?
Answer: Cost per acquisition
Why: Google Ads shows it as the Cost per conversion column, and Target CPA bidding aims straight at that number.
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What typically happens to your CPC if your Quality Score increases?
Answer: It decreases
Why: Google says the 1 to 10 Quality Score is a diagnostic, not an auction input; the live quality signals behind it are what move your price.
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Which match type did Google retire in 2021?
Answer: Broad match modifier
Why: Google merged the plus-sign modifier syntax directly into phrase match rather than maintaining it as a separate type.