For reporting the number of site visits following ad clicks in Display & Video 360, the counter tag is the appropriate Floodlight tag to use.

To report on the frequency of site visits following user interaction with your ads in Display & Video 360, a counter tag is the recommended Floodlight tag to utilize.

For a sports retailer launching a new basketball sneaker and aiming to track site visits after viewing the sneaker ad, a Floodlight counter tag is the ideal tool to provide this information.

If you’re aiming to change the end date for multiple line items in a Display & Video 360 campaign through bulk edits using structured data files (SDFs), the initial step you should take is to download an SDF from Display & Video 360.

To initiate the process of changing the end date for multiple line items using structured data files (SDFs) for bulk edits in Display & Video 360, your first step should be to download a structured data file from Display & Video 360.

To modify the end date for multiple line items in a Display & Video 360 campaign through bulk editing with structured data files (SDFs), the initial step is to download a structured data file from Display & Video 360.

For a pet supply business looking to track customers who initially saw an ad on a tablet and then made purchases from their laptop computers, cross-environment conversions is the appropriate measurement type to use.

For a car manufacturer interested in tracking users who initially saw their ad on mobile devices and later purchased cars from desktop computers, cross-environment conversions is the Display & Video 360 measurement that should be reviewed.

For a clothing company interested in tracking shoppers who first saw their ad on a mobile app and then made a purchase using their personal tablet, the appropriate Display & Video 360 measurement to use is cross-environment conversions.

For a campaign advertising a new summer fragrance with several native video ads, a Display line item should be created in Display & Video 360.

For a campaign promoting a new musical with several native video ads, the correct Display & Video 360 line item type to use is a Display line item.

To effectively promote an upcoming product launch with multiple native video ads, the appropriate line item type to utilize in Display & Video 360 is a Display line item.

To ensure the ad for the new brand of organic dog food is shown only to customers interested in purchasing that type of product, “You should use custom intent audience” in Display & Video 360.

To ensure the ad for the new line of step-through model bicycles is shown to interested buyers, “Custom intent audiences” should be utilized.

To target customers interested in a new line of high-end watches with interchangeable faux-leather straps, “Use custom intent audience” is the strategy you should employ in Display & Video 360.

To optimize a Display & Video 360 campaign based on a single conversion type, you should use the “Maximize conversions” strategy.

For optimizing bids in a Display & Video 360 campaign based on a single conversion type, the “Use Maximize conversions” bidding strategy is the appropriate choice.

To optimize a Display & Video 360 campaign’s bids focusing on a single conversion type, the “Maximize conversions” bidding strategy should be selected.

In Display & Video 360, a marketer should use inventory packages when a client in the wellness industry wants to execute non-guaranteed inventory with many health publishers.

Using inventory packages in Display & Video 360 is sensible for a scenario where a shoe company is launching a new basketball shoe and wants to execute non-guaranteed ad opportunities with a mix of sports publishers.

A good use case for inventory packages within Display & Video 360 is when a cosmetics brand is launching a new line of bronzers for summer and wants to execute non-guaranteed inventory with multiple beauty publishers.

For identifying which 30-second promo video for your client’s documentary film is watched to the end most often, you should use the “Optimize for completions” video creative optimization in Display & Video 360.

For determining which 30-second video promoting your company’s new restaurant opening is watched to the end most often, you should utilize the “Optimize for completions” video creative optimization in Display & Video 360.

To identify and prioritize the ad that viewers watch to the end most often for promoting a new novel with four unique 30-second videos, you would use the “Optimize for completions” type of video creative optimization in Display & Video 360.

To identify the total number of engaged users for a connected TV (CTV) campaign within Display & Video 360, you should consult the Reach Overlap report.

To learn the total number of engaged users during the analysis of your connected TV (CTV) campaign in Display & Video 360, you should use the Reach Overlap report.

To find the total number of engaged users in a connected TV (CTV) campaign within Display & Video 360, you should use the Reach Overlap report.

A potential issue with the campaign could be that one of the source files is in WAV format.

The difference between Display & Video 360 blocklists and sensitive categories is that blocklists can be modified by the advertiser, while sensitive categories cannot be altered.

The difference between Display & Video 360 blocklists and sensitive categories is that blocklists can be edited and customized, whereas sensitive categories are pre-set by the system and cannot be modified.

The difference between Display & Video 360 blocklists and sensitive categories lies in their customizability; blocklists can be tailored by advertisers, whereas sensitive categories are fixed and cannot be altered.

In Display & Video 360, blocklists are modifiable, while sensitive categories are not.

In Display & Video 360, the difference between blocklists and sensitive categories is that blocklists are modifiable by advertisers, whereas sensitive categories cannot be modified.

In Display & Video 360, deal negotiation for exchanges integrated with deal sync should be initiated by advertisers.

For launching Display & Video 360 deal negotiations for exchanges integrated with deal sync, the responsibility falls on the advertisers.

To launch Display & Video 360 deal negotiations for exchanges integrated with deal sync, a global over-the-counter body-care brand should do it via advertisers.

In a second-price auction for inventory within Display & Video 360, if you’re the highest bidder at $10 and the second-highest bid is $6, you will pay $6.01 for these impressions.

In a second-price auction for sports inventory within Display & Video 360, if you’re the highest bidder at $5.00 and the second-highest bid is $4.00, you will pay $4.01 for these impressions.

If you win a second-price auction in Display & Video 360 with a bid of $12, and the second-highest bid is $8, you will pay $8.01 for these impressions.

If you enter a fixed first-price auction within Display & Video 360 and are the highest bidder at $10, you will pay $10.00 for the impressions.

If your colleague is the highest bidder in a fixed first-price auction within Display & Video 360, with a bid of $15 for inventory impressions, they will be charged exactly $15.00 for those impressions.