Final exam: LinkedIn Ads
Ten questions, seven to pass. This tests whether the course's key ideas actually stuck — not trivia, the concepts that matter. Pass and you bank 100 XP.
1. What does the B2B Math Test calculate?
Why: It calculates your maximum affordable cost per click — deal value × close rate × page conversion rate.
2. A consultant sells a $5,000 package, closes 20% of calls, and her page converts 4% of visitors. What’s her max affordable CPC?
3. What are the three layers of the Precision Stack?
Why: Who (job titles), where (company size and industry), context (geography and seniority) — the three layers of the Precision Stack.
4. Why should audience expansion be turned off?
Why: Expansion undoes your precision by showing ads to people outside the targeting you built.
5. A campaign has 0.55% CTR, $7 CPC (max is $30), but the landing page converts at 1.2% and CPL is 4x the target. What’s broken?
Why: Healthy CTR/CPC means the ads work; the 1.2% page conversion is the bottleneck.
6. When should you use LinkedIn’s lead gen forms instead of a landing page?
Why: Guides and webinars — low-commitment offers where speed matters more than qualification.
7. What is the Insight Tag, and when should you install it?
Why: Install on day one, before your first campaign.
8. Which hook pattern is this: “38% of your ad spend reaches people who’ll never buy”?
9. Your winning campaign hits its CPL target. How do you scale the budget?
Why: Small weekly increases let the algorithm adjust without resetting the learning phase.
10. What’s the minimum realistic daily budget per campaign for a test that produces readable data?
Why: At $25–$50 a day you get 3–8 clicks daily and real signals within two weeks.