Welcome to the Digital Marketing Acronyms Final Exam from The Online Advertising Guide.
The format of the Final Exam is the same as the Digital Marketing Acronyms Mock Exam – you will be asked to answer 50 questions about digital marketing acronyms that only top Digital Marketers should know. There is one key difference though – there is a ten-minute time limit that starts as soon as you hit “Start Exam”. The timer will appear in the bottom right corner of the screen.
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#1. What does *ATL* stand for in digital marketing? ? Not an American city.
#2. What does *GA* stand for in digital marketing? ? Not Google Ads
#3. Would this be a reasonable excuse from your ad buyer: "I paid for more RTB, but all I got is MTD." ? Don't you want MTD? Why not?
#4. If someone said this, could they know what they were talking about: “We need to use PR to increase our ROAS.” ? It's an uncommon strategy, but it could work
#5. What does *WoW* stand for in analytics? ? Nothing to do with World of Warcraft
#6. What does *ATF* stand for in digital marketing? ? Not as a retail/government category
#7. If someone said this, would you think they were smart or stupid: “You should have a different TOFU for RoW to maximise your ROAS” ? Well should you have a different TOFU for ROW?
#8. What does *DSP* stand for in online advertising? ? The demand is for advertising space
#9. What does *WTD* stand for in analytics? ? A way of sorting data
#10. What does *RoS* stand for in online advertising? ? The middle word is definitely of.
#11. What does *QS* stand for in paid search? ? A Google Ads Metric
#12. What does *CPI* stand for in digital marketing? ? It's nothing to do with the Consumer Price Index
#13. Does this sentence make sense: “The CPL for my LB is making my ROAS look terrible!” ? Could it make your ROAS look good?
#14. When buying ad space, would you be convinced by the following: “The CPC for our MPU is 300% higher than our competitors.” ? Do you want a CPC to be higher or lower when buying ad space?
#15. If you were deciding where to place ads, would this be a reasonable strategy: “We need ATF ads on FB only, to improve our KW.” ? Could you improve your KW?
#16. Is this (imaginary) person talking nonsense or not: “How much more SEA before I see results in my FOMO?” ? Ads might make you fear missing out, but…
#17. What does *CPD* stand for in digital marketing? ? It's not an accounting term
#18. Does this sentence make sense: "I want to swap my MPU for an LB so my ads will be more ATF" ? Don't overthink it. Could it make sense?
#19. Imagine you are trying to say something smart to the best marketer in the world. Would this be ok: “I pay more for VI only if the VCPM gives me a better ROI than my other CPM campaigns.” ? Hopefully they don't call it CPvM. That would be embarrassing
#20. If someone said this to you, would you think they were making sense or talking nonsense: “WoW this MPU has a really great BTF!” ? WoW doesn't mean wow
#21. What does *OR* stand for in digital marketing? ? It's a measure of interest
#22. What does *MOFU* stand for in marketing? ? Not something Samuel L Jackson is known for saying
#23. What does *BTF* stand for? ? It is for ads you cannot see immediately
#24. Could someone say this, and not be mistaken: “We want to run an SEO, SEM, SEA, SMM and PPC campaign on IE” ? Could they?
#25. What does *VTR* stand for in video marketing? ? Useful to know if you want to see how popular your video is
#26. In Digital Marketing, what does *RPM* stand for? ? M is the Roman numeral for 1,000
#27. What does *CPE* stand for? ? CPE also stands for something else in digital, but one of these answers is correct
#28. What does *VI* stand for in display advertising? ? VI also stands for something else in digital, but one of these answers is correct
#29. What does *TOFU* stand for in marketing? ? This is a blend of words rather than a normal acronym
#30. What does *GDPR* stand for in Europe? ? Regulations related to data protection in Europe
#31. What does *MoM* stand for? ? It is a term used in reporting.
#32. What does *CTOR* stand for? ? CTOR is commonly used in email marketing
#33. What does *VI* stand for in display advertising? ? VI also stands for something else in digital, but one of these answers is correct
#34. What does *B2C* stand for? ? If anyone can be your customer
#35. What does *RoW* stand for? ? Everywhere but here
#36. What does *OS* stand for in digital? ? Every computer has one.
#37. If someone said this, would you correct them: “I’m going to use UTM tracking in order to differentiate my RON activity from my CTR activity.” ? What is CTR activity?
#38. What does *FC* stand for in online advertising? ? How often is too often?
#39. What does *BOFU* stand for? ? It's where you make a sale
#40. What does *RTB* stand for in online advertising? ? An incredibly fast auction
#41. What does *CPL* stand for? ? How do measure how much potential new clients details have cost you?
#42. What does *MPU* NOT stand for? ? MPU stands for a lot of things. What does it NOT stand for?
#43. What does *CPE* stand for? ? CPE also stands for something else in digital, but one of these answers is correct
#44. What does *CT* stand for in online advertising metrics? ? A Click on a link goes from one place to another
#45. What does *BTL* stand for in marketing? ? It's not a term from Red Dwarf
#46. What does *IAB* stand for in online advertising? ? Pretty different from the FBI
#47. Is this (imaginary) person talking nonsense or not: “Improving my CRO is almost as important as improving my FC.” ? Do you want to improve your FC?
#48. Does this make sense: “I prefer GA to UTM because it can track CRO.” ? What does UTM track then?
#49. Does this sentence make sense: “I prefer FF to IE when testing my CPM ads” ? As it's a preference, could you also prefer IE to FF?
#50. What does *eCPM* stand for in digital? ? eCPM also stands for something else in digital, but one of these answers is correct
