GAIQ (Google Analytics Individual Qualification) Exam (GA4 Certification) (2024)

Last Updated: October 19, 2023

What is the Google Analytics Individual Qualification (GAIQ) Exam?

Google Analytics Individual Qualification (or Google Analytics IQ or GAIQ) is an exam conducted by Google to test your knowledge of digital analytics and the Google Analytics platform.

Once you pass this exam, you get a certificate from Google through which you can demonstrate your proficiency in Google Analytics to your client/employer.

This certificate is valid for 12 months from the date you pass this exam.

You need to retake this exam every 12 months to keep the certificate valid.There are no fees to take this exam.

Types of GAIQ certifications

There are two types of GAIQ certifications available:

#1 GAIQ certification for GA4 – To get this certification, you would need to pass the GA4 GAIQ exam.

#2 GAIQ certification for Universal Analytics – To get this certification, you would need to pass the GAIQ exam.

You can get the GAIQ certification through Google Skill Shop.

How to Prepare for GA4 Certification Exam (aka the Google Analytics IQ Exam for GA4)

The new GAIQ exam for GA4 is actually much easier than the one meant for Universal Analytics.

If you are familiar with the GA4 user interface, you will pass it easily.

Most of the questions are about where you would go to find a particular report or use a particular feature in your GA4 property.

Google recommends that you go through the study material that they have provided for passing the GA4 GAIQ exam.

In order to access this study material, follow the steps below:

Step-1: Navigate to the Google Analytics Certification for GA4 page:

Step-2: Scroll down the page and then go through the following study material one by one by clicking on the corresponding links one by one:

Once you have gone through all the GA4 study material and marked each module as completed, your screen should now look like the one below:

My recommendations for passing the GA4 GAIQ exam

#1 Read the following articles on GA4 one by one:

1. What is GA4 (Google Analytics 4) – The Apps + Web Property?
2. Key Benefits of Using Google Analytics 4 (GA4)
3. Google Analytics Account Hierarchy (Structure Explained)
4. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) vs Universal Analytics – What is the Difference?
5. Google Signals GA4 – See Demographics (Gender, Age) in Google Analytics 4
6. How to link GA4 (Google Analytics 4) with Google Ads
7. How to link Google Search Console to Google Analytics 4 (GA4)
8. GA4 Firebase Integration – Correctly Add App Data Streams to GA4 Property
9. GA4 Attribution Modelling Tutorial
10. Google Analytics 4 training & tutorial

#2 Download and read the following e-book:

GA4 GAIQ Exam Format

#1 The GA4 GAIQ exam consists of50 questionswhich you must complete within 75 minutes. That meansyou have around 1 1/2 minutes to answer each question.

#2The passing Score for this exam is 80%. What that means is you need to answer at least40 questions correctly.

#3 You canretake this exam as many times as you wish. But you need to wait one day before retaking this test.

#4 The exam comprises multiple-choice questions.

#5You cannot pause the test. Once you start the test, the exam timer will continue to run until 75 minutes have elapsed or you choose to finish the test.

#6 You cannot mark questions and revisit them later during the test. You have to answer each question in order to see the next question and progress through the test.

#7Google does not ask all of the questions from the prescribed study material.

#8 Google does not charge any fees to take the GA4 GAIQ exam. It is available for free.

How To Take the Google Analytics IQ Exam for GA4 (Google Analytics 4)

Once you are ready to take the exam, follow the steps below:

Step-1: Navigate to the Google Analytics Certification for GA4 page.

Step-2: Scroll down the page and then click on the link ‘Google Analytics Certification‘ under ‘Pass the assessment and earn a certification‘:

Step-3: Click on the ‘READ DISCLAIMER‘ button:

Step-4: Click on the ‘CONFIRM‘ button:

Step-5: Click on the ‘Launch‘ button to start the GA4 GAIQ exam:

You should now see a screen like the one below, which indicates the start of your GA4 GAIQ exam:

GA4 GAIQ Exam Questions

#1 Which attribution model distributes conversion credit across different touchpoints through the use of machine learning algorithms?

• Data-driven
• Time decay
• First click
• Last click

#2 Which one of the following features lets you control how long user-level and event-level data is stored by GA4?

• IP address settings
• Disable data collection
• Data retention period
• Consent Mode

#3 Which one of the following structures represents a GA4 account’s hierarchy?

• Account > Property > Data stream
• Data stream > Account > Property
• Property > Account > Data stream
• Property > Data stream > Account

#4 What differentiates a GA4 property from a Universal Analytics property?

• GA4 properties use “events” as the foundation for data collection and reporting. Whereas Universal Analytics properties use “sessions” as the foundation for data collection and reporting.
• GA4 properties use “sessions” as the foundation for data collection and reporting. Whereas Universal Analytics properties use “events” as the foundation for data collection and reporting.

• GA4 properties use “pageviews” as the foundation for data collection and reporting. Whereas Universal Analytics properties use “dimensions” as the foundation for data collection and reporting.

#5 Which of these platforms can be connected to GA4 so that you can test variants of your web pages with specifically tailored audiences?

• Firebase
• Google Optimize
• Google Data Studio
• Google Search Console

#6 Let us suppose you want to see the steps your users take to reach a key task or conversion. Now, which exploration technique would you use to visualize those steps and see how well they are succeeding or failing at each step?

• Segment overlap
• Funnel exploration
• Free form
• Cohort explorations

How to Prepare for the Google Analytics IQ Exam for Universal Analytics (GA3)

Google recommends that you take the following two courses at Google Analytics Academy to prepare for the GAIQ exam for Universal Analytics:

1. Google Analytics for beginners
2. Advanced Google Analytics

#1 Google Analytics for Beginners Course

Google Analytics for Beginners course covers (but is not limited to):

• Why use digital analytics
• How Google Analytics works
• How to set up Google Analytics
• How to use the Google Analytics user interface.
• How to use the audience, acquisition and behavior reports.
• How to set up goals
• How to set up campaign tracking

This course is made up of 4 units, and each unit is made up of several lessons:

Each lesson covers one or more topics and assessments:

Each topic has got a video, transcript and additional resources to read:

Watch every video, take notes and complete various assessments.It is important that you go through the additional resources and take notes.

#2 Advanced Google Analytics Course

The Advanced Google Analytics Course covers (but is not limited to):

• How Google Analytics Collect and process data
• How to use Custom Dimensions, Custom Metrics, and Event Tracking
• Brief Overview of Segmentation, Remarketing and Dynamic Remarketing

This course is also made up of 4 units, and each unit is made up of several lessons:

Each lesson covers one or more topics and assessments:

Each topic has got a video, transcript and additional resources to read.

Watch every video, take notes and complete various assessments.It is important that you go through the additional resources and take notes.

Even if you have already passed the GAIQ test several times before, you must go through the study material and familiarize yourself with any new topic.

You will almost always find something new added to the course material.

Watch videos but don’t waste time taking notes from them.Instead, use the ‘Text Transcript’ at the bottom of each video to take notes:

Most of these video tutorials rush through the study material, and you will have a hard time taking notes from them directly.

In just 2 to 3 hours, you can complete these two courses.

My recommendations for passing the GAIQ exam for Universal Analytics

In my experience, the two courses recommended by Google are not enough to prepare you for GAIQ exam.You need a lot more preparation than that.

Go through the following additional study material:

#1 Take the Google Analytics for Power Users Course

This course is also made up of 4 units, and each unit is made up of several lessons:

This course covers the following topics:

• Unit 1: Understand users
• Unit 2: Attract high-value traffic
• Unit 3: Improve site engagement
• Unit 4: Improve product performance

#2 Read the following articles on Google Analytics one by one:

1. Universal Analytics vs Google Analytics – What is the difference?
2. Google Analytics Account Hierarchy (structure explained)
3. Google Analytics Sessions Tutorial
4. Google Analytics Event Tracking Tutorial
5. What are Metrics and Dimensions in Google Analytics?
6. Google Analytics Channels, Source and Medium explained in great detail
7. Google Analytics Unique vs New vs Returning Users Explained in Great Detail
8. Google Analytics Attribution Modeling Tutorial
9. Google Analytics cookies: _ga cookie, _utmb, _gat – Tutorial

#3 Read the following articles on Google Tag Manager one by one:

1. Google Tag Manager Tutorial
2. Google Tag Manager Variables and Triggers Tutorial
3. Regex Google Analytics & Google Tag Manager – Tutorial

You are likely to get a few high-level questions on Google Tag Manager.So be prepared for that.

#4 Download and read the following two e-books:

#5 Join the Google Analytics Help Community and ask your questions there.

#6 Practice what you learn.

Practical knowledge is very important to pass this test.The majority of questions you get in your exam are based on your understanding of the Google Analytics topics, and this understanding can be developed only through practicals.

Google Analytics IQ Exam Format for Universal Analytics

#1 GAIQ exam consists of 70 questions which you must complete within 60 minutes. That means you have around 1 minute to answer each question.

#2 The passing Score for this exam is 80%. What that means is you need to answer at least 56 questions correctly.

#3 You can retake this exam as many times as you wish.

But you need to wait one day before retaking this test. However, you may never know which answers were incorrect and what are the correct answers.

So even if you retake the exam just to improve your score, it won’t make much difference, as you can make the same mistake twice.

#4 The exam comprises multiple choice and true and false questions:

#5 You cannot pause the test.

Once you start the test, the exam timer will continue to run until 60 minutes have elapsed or you choose to finish the test.

If, in the middle of the test, you close your web browser or your computer shuts down, the timer will immediately expire.

You will then have to wait for one day before taking the assessment again.

#6 You cannot mark questions and revisit them later during the test.

#7 Over the last couple of years, Google has moved away from factual, straightforward questions to logical reasoning-based questions.

So if you think you can read the question, quickly search the internet and get the answer; that, my friend, is not going to work.

You may be able to answer a few questions with this tactic, but it is highly unlikely that you will pass the test, which is full of logical reasoning-based questions.

If you wish to pass this test, then you must develop a good practical understanding of various reports, metrics, and features of Google Analytics.

For example,

Just knowing the basic facts about filters through the course material is not enough.

You must have practical knowledge of implementing filters.

Google is unlikely to ask you questions like ‘what is a filter’ or ‘what are the different types of filters’.

It is more likely to ask you which of the following filter is the best solution to solve the problem or whether a particular filter is correct.

To answer such questions, not only must you have good knowledge of regular expressions, but you must also know how filters are actually created and processed and which filter type is the best solution for a particular problem.

#8 Google does not ask all of the questions from the prescribed syllabus.

#9 Google does not charge any fees to take this exam. It is available for free.

How To Take the Google Analytics IQ Exam for Universal Analytics

Once you are ready to take the exam, follow the steps below:

Step-1: Navigate to Google Skill Shop for Google Analytics Individual Qualification.

Step-2: Scroll down and then click on the link ‘Google Analytics Individual Qualification Exam‘

Step-3: Click on the ‘SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE‘ button (if you are not already logged in to your Google Account):

Step-4: Select your Google account:

Step-5: Enter your profile details (like country, company name etc):

Step-6: Scroll down and then click on the ‘CONNECT YOUR GOOGLE ACCOUNT‘ button:

Step-7: Click on the ‘AGREE & CONTINUE‘ button:

Step-8: Select your Google account:

You should now see the ‘Account Successfully Connected‘ message:

Step-9: Select ‘Google Analytics‘ under ‘Which products do you want to learn about?*‘:

Step-10: Click on the ‘Update‘ button:

You should now see the message ‘Your products were successfully saved‘:

Step-11: Scroll-down and then click on the ‘Continue‘ button:

Your GAIQ exam should now start automatically, and you should be able to see the first question of your exam:

GAIQ Exam Questions for Universal Analytics

#1 What is the “Bounce Rate” in Google Analytics?

• Number of times users returned to a website in a given time period
• Percentage of total site exits
• Percentage of visits when a user landed on a website and exited without any interactions
• Percentage of sessions in which a user exits from a homepage

#2 What features can join offline business systems data with online data collected by Google Analytics?

• Goal tracking
• Google Ads Linking
• User ID
• Data import

#3 What data is Google Analytics Goals unable to track?

• Watching a video
• Signing up for a newsletter
• Making a purchase
• Customer’s lifetime value

#4 What is a “secondary dimension” in Google Analytics?

• An additional report metric for more specific analysis
• A visualization to understand the impact of data
• An additional report dimension for more specific analysis
• A dashboard widget that offers a more specific analysis

#5 Google Analytics cannot collect data from which systems by default?

• Mobile devices
• Offline inventory database
• Websites
• Online point-of-sale systems

#6 What report indicates the pages of a website where users first arrived?

• Location report
• Pages report
• Landing Pages report
• All Pages report

#7 To increase the speed at which Google Analytics compiles reports, what action could be taken?

• Apply an advanced filter to the report
• Choose “Faster response” in the sampling pulldown menu
• Choose “Greater precision” in the sampling pulldown menu
• Remove any filters on the view

#8 What scope would be set for a Custom Dimension that reports membership status for a customer rewards program?

• Session
• Hit
• Product
• User

#9 What report identifies browsers that may have had problems with a website?

• The New vs Returning report
• The Source/Medium report
• The Browser & OS report
• The Active Users report

#10 How would a view filter be configured to include only users from Brazil and Argentina?

• Filter 1: include Brazil > Filter 2: include Argentina
• Filter 1: include Brazil or Argentina
• Filter 1: include Argentina > Filter 2: include Brazil
• Filter 1: exclude all countries except Brazil and Argentina

#11 When does a default Analytics session expire?

• At noon every day
• After 30 minutes, regardless of user activity on a web page
• When a user opens a new browser window
• When a user is inactive on a web page for more than 30 minutes

#12 In views that don’t have data import enabled, Custom Dimensions values may be viewed for dates before the Custom Dimension was created.

• FALSE
• TRUE

#13 View filters may be applied retroactively to any data that has been processed.

• False
• True

#14 What feature collects company-specific data such as Member Status?

• Event Tracking
• Custom Filter
• Custom Dimension
• Custom Metric

#15 When linking a Google Ads account to Google Analytics, what is not possible?

• View Google Ads click and cost data next to site engagement data in Analytics
• Create remarketing lists in Analytics to use in Google Ads campaigns
• Import Analytics Goals and transactions into Google Ads as conversions
• Adjust keyword bids in Google Ads from Google Analytics

#16 When will Google Analytics be unable to identify sessions from the same user by default?

• When the sessions happen in the same browser on the same day
• When the sessions share the same browser cookie
• When the sessions happen in the same browser on the same device
• When the sessions happen in different browsers on the same device

#17 What metric-dimension combination is not valid?

• Total Events / User Type
• Avg. Time on Page / Device Category
• Sessions / Source
• Sessions / Bounce rate

#18 What model represents the hierarchical structure of a Google Analytics account?

• Account > View > Property
• Account > Property > View
• View > Account > Property
• Property > Account > View

#19 What is not considered a “source” in Google Analytics by default?

• google
• email
• googlemerchandisestore.com
• (direct)

#20 Segments will not allow you to do what?

• Isolate and analyze data
• Create subsets of sessions or users
• Permanently alter data
• Build custom Remarketing lists

#21 What channel is not included in the default Channels report?

• Device
• Organic Search
• Display
• Direct

#22 What scope levels are available for dimensions and metrics?

• Hit-level, session-level, product-level, or user-level scope
• Event-level, session-level, transaction-level, or user-level scope
• Location-level, duration-level, product-level, or user-level scope
• Event-level, duration-level, transaction-level, or user-level scope

#23 What feature is required to track customer search terms on a website?

• Site Search
• Enhanced Ecommerce
• Data Import
• Search filters

#24 To view accurate data in a Custom Report, what action should be avoided?

• Use a Custom Dimension as a primary dimension
• Create a report with Custom Metrics
• Pair metrics and dimensions of different scopes
• Use multiple dimensions together in the same report

#25 If a user visits a web page with an embedded video, leaves without clicking on anything, and the session times out, how will Google Analytics report the session?

• As a click
• As an interaction
• As a bounce
• As an event

#26 What criteria cannot be used to create a Custom Segment?

• Ad type
• Dimensions
• Metrics
• Sequences of user actions

#27 Which metric reports on how often a channel contributes to a conversion prior to last-click attribution?

• Second-to-last-click attribution
• Secondary conversion
• Primary conversion
• Assisted conversion

#28 What data does Google Analytics prohibit collecting?

• Personally identifiable information
• Product SKU(s)
• Billing city
• Purchase amount

#29 Once filters have been applied, what is the option to recover filtered data?

• Filtered data is not recoverable
• Data may be recovered within 30 days
• Data may be recovered within 10 days
• Data may be recovered within 5 days

#30 What criteria could not be used to create a Dynamic Remarketing audience?

• Users who viewed product-detail pages
• Users who viewed a homepage
• Users who viewed a search result page on a website
• Users who returned an item they purchased

#31 What campaigns require manual tags on destination URLs for tracking?

• Autotagged campaigns
• Google Ads campaigns
• Email campaigns
• None of the above

#32 What is a “metric” in Google Analytics?

• A dimension that can help analyze site performance
• A segment of data separated out in a report for comparison
• The dates in a date range
• The numbers in a data set often paired with dimensions

#33 What is not a benefit of using segments to analyze data?

• Isolate and analyze specific conversion paths using conversion segments
• Permanently modify the data in a view
• Compare behavior metrics for groups of users like Converters vs non Converters
• Analyze users by single or multi-session conditions

#34 The default session timeout duration in Google Analytics is how many minutes?

• 20
• 5
• 30
• 10

#35 What data table display compares report metrics to the website average?

• Pivot
• Performance
• Percentage
• Comparison

#36 What feature is required to send data from a web-connected device (like a point-of-sale system) to Google Analytics?

• The Networking Protocol
• The Measurement Protocol
• Data Import
• Browser cookies

#37 What feature is required to collect the number of comments users posted to a web page?

• Calculated Metric
• Custom Dimension
• Custom Metric
• Custom Channel Groupings

#38 Which user characteristic may NOT be used to change keyword bids in Google Ads?:

• location
• ad preference
• time of day
• device

#39 Which default traffic source dimensions does Google Analytics report for each website visitor?

• Source and Campaign
• Campaign and Ad Content
• Source and Medium
• Campaign and Medium

#40 Where should the Analytics tracking code be placed in the HTML of a webpage for data collection?

• Just after the opening <body> tag
• Just before the closing </body> tag
• Just after the opening <head> tag
• Just before the closing </head> tag

#41 For autotagging, what parameter does Google Ads include in the destination URL?

• adid=
• urlid=
• utm=
• gclid=

#42 What report shows the percent of site traffic that visited previously?

• Frequency & Recency report
• Referrals report
• Sales Performance report
• New vs Returning report

#43 What feature must be enabled to use Multi-Channel Funnels?

• In-page Analytics
• Custom Dimensions
• Advertising Features
• Goals or Ecommerce

#44 What filter would only include data from a campaign titled “Back to School” in Campaign reports?

• Predefined Include filter with “traffic to the hostname” “that are equal to” “back to school”
• Custom Search and Replace filter with field “Campaign Name”, string “back to school”, and pattern “include”
• Custom Include filter with field “Page Title” and pattern “back to school”
• Custom Include filter with field “Campaign Name” and pattern “back to school”

#45 A new Custom Channel Group may be applied retroactively to organize data that has been previously collected.

• True
• False

#46 When the same default tracking code is installed on pages with different domains, what will result?

• Analytics will send an alert about duplicate data collection
• Analytics will associate users and sessions with their respective domains
• Analytics will associate users and sessions with a single domain
• Analytics will not associate users and sessions with any domain

#47 Filters cannot perform what action on collected data?

• Exclude traffic from particular IP addresses
• Include data from specific subdomains
• Include shopping preferences
• Convert dynamic page URLs to readable text strings

#48 If a web page visitor clears the Analytics cookie from their browser, what will occur?

• Analytics will set a new unique ID the next time a browser loads a tracked page
• Analytics will not be able to associate user behavior data with past data collected
• All of the above
• Analytics will set a new browser cookie the next time a browser loads a tracked page

• FALSE
• TRUE

#50 What Remarketing audiences cannot be defined by default?

• Users who visited a physical store
• Users who speak a particular language
• Users who visited a specific page on a website
• Users who played a video on a website

#51 In Multi-Channel Funnel Reports, what channel would not be credited with a conversion?

• Website referrals
• Paid and organic search
• Social network
• Television commercials

#52 To recognize users across different devices, what feature must be enabled?

• User ID
• Attribution Models
• Audience Definitions
• Google Ads Linking

#53 Views can include website data collected before the view was created.

• FALSE
• TRUE

#54 Which reports indicate how website referrals, organic search, and ad campaigns assisted in conversions?

• Multi-Channel Funnel reports
• Goals reports
• Ecommerce reports
• Acquisition reports

#55 Which Goals are available in Google Analytics?

• Destination, Event, Pageview, Social
• Pageview, Event, Transaction, Social
• Destination, Event, Duration, Pages/Screens per Session
• Location, Event, Time, Users per Session

#56 What report indicates where users start or exit the conversion funnel?

• User Timings
• Cohort Analysis
• Goal Flow
• Treemaps

#57 What report shows a visual representation of user interactions on a website?

• Landing Pages report
• Treemaps report
• Content Drilldown report
• Behavior Flow report

#58 Which kinds of hits does Google Analytics track?

• Pageview
• All of the above
• Transaction
• Event

#59 Which three campaign parameters are recommended to manually track campaigns?

• Medium, Source, and Campaign
• Medium, Source, and Content
• Campaign, Content, and Term
• Source, Content, and Term

#60 What scope applies to Custom Metrics?

• User
• Customer
• Session
• Hit

#61 Using a standard Google Analytics configuration, which characteristics cannot be used to create a custom segment?

• Users who engaged in a social media or email campaign
• Users 25 to 34 years old who have their browser set to Spanish
• Users who viewed a page on a website, then watched a video
• Users who are female and have children

#62 What report shows which web pages get the most traffic and highest engagement?

• All Pages report
• Engagement report
• Frequency and Recency report
• Active Users report

#63 What would prevent data from appearing in a Custom Report?

• Custom Report isn’t shared with users in the same view
• Too many metrics in a Custom Report
• A filter that removes all the data
• Too many dimensions in a Custom Report

#64 What report shows which types of mobile devices visited a website?

• Mobile > Devices report
• All Traffic > Source/Medium report
• Technology > Network report
• Site Content > Landing Page report

#65 What is not a filter setting for data in views?

• Exclude
• Restore
• Include
• Modify

• Custom Dimensions
• Segments
• Custom reports
• Goals

#67 What report shows the percentage of traffic that previously visited a website?

• Behavior > Frequency and Recency report
• Interests > Affinity categories report
• Behavior > New vs returning report
• All traffic > Referrals report

#68 When does the tracking code send an event hit to Google Analytics?

• Every time a user makes a reservation
• Every time a user adds an event to their calendar
• Every time a user performs an action with event tracking implemented
• Every time a user performs an action with pageview tracking implemented

#69 When does the Analytics tracking code send a pageview hit to Google Analytics?

• Every time a user searches on a website
• Every time a user clicks a video on a website
• Every time a user adds an item to an online shopping cart
• Every time a user loads a webpage with embedded tracking code

#70 To recognize users across different devices, what is required for User ID?

• A new Analytics account for reporting
• Sign-in that generates and sets unique IDs
• All of the above
• Google Tag Manager

#71 You notice that the goal conversion rate in your site search terms report is different from the Goals menu report, what is the likely reason for this discrepancy?

• This is a bug, the figures should match
• Not all visits include a site search, only those which did are included in the conversion rate calculation in the site search terms report.
• The site search terms report is only able to show goal conversion rates for one of our goals.
• Of those who perform a search during their visits, fewer are likely to convert

#72 You manage a website that sells household appliances. Your website assigns the product id 17 (pid=17) to all pages related to refrigerators. You would like to have a view where your data includes only pages on your site related to refrigerators. Which of the following would accomplish this?

• Filter-1: Type: Custom Search and Replace; Field: Request URI ; Search for “pid=17” and replace with “/refrigerator”
  Filter-2 Type: Custom include; Field: Request URI ; Pattern: “/refrigerator”

• Filter-1: Type: Custom include; Field: Request URI ; Pattern: “/refrigerator”
  Filter-2 Type: Custom Search and Replace; Field: Request URI ; Search for “pid=17” and replace with “/refrigerator”

• Either of these would work

#73 Why might your reports show sessions coming from a paused or discontinued campaign?

• Because users originally referred by that campaign are now returning via another Google Ads campaign.
• Because users originally referred by that campaign are now returning as direct visitors
• Because users originally referred by that campaign are now returning via organic search.
• Because users originally referred by that campaign will always be reported as coming from that campaign.

#74 Does Google Analytics track sessions to cached pages?

• Yes
• No

#75 You define a goal using regular expression match and the following regex:

^products/show\.[a-zA-z]+

Which pages will count as conversions? Select all that apply

• https://www.abc.com/shop/products/show/?prodid=1012
• https://www.abc.com/sales/products/show.aspx
• https://music.abc.com/shop/products/show.php?id=167012
• https://www.abc.com/show/products?prodid=7012

#76 Assigning a value to a Google Analytics Goal allows you to do which of the following?

• Track real-time revenue for your business
• Track actual revenue from your conversions
• Analyze the conversion funnel on your website.
• Compare goal conversions and measure changes and improvements to your site

#77 Smart Goals are created automatically by Google’s machine-learning algorithms.

• False
• True

#78 Auto-tagging is used to collect data from which kinds of traffic?

• Website referral traffic
• Social media traffic
• Google Ads campaign traffic
• Search engine traffic other than Google

#79 By default, which of these is NOT considered a “medium” in Google Analytics?

• organic
• google
• cpc
• referral

#80 By default, which of these traffic source dimensions does Google Analytics capture for each user that visits your website?

• Source, Medium, Campaign, and Ad Content
• Source and Medium
• Campaign and Ad Content
• Campaign and Medium

#81 Which kind of hits does Google Analytics track?

• All of the above
• Event-tracking hit
• Page-tracking hit
• Ecommerce-tracking hit

#82 Which campaign parameter is NOT standard in Google Analytics?

• utm_adgroup
• utm_medium
• utm_content
• utm_source

#83 To collect how many times users downloaded a product catalog, what would you set up?

• Custom Dimension
• Calculated Metrics
• Custom Report
• Event Tracking

#84 Which of the following represents a macro conversion for an ecommerce site?

• A completed sale transaction
• Receiving a product inquiry
• A click on a “buy” button
• Collecting a lead
• All of these are macro conversions for an e-commerce site.

#85 Which of the following technologies or features can be used to add data to Google Analytics?

• Data import, measurement protocol
• Data import, intelligence
• Real-time, intelligence
• Data import, Real-Time

#86 Person A and person B each visit your ecommerce site once. During her visit, Person A buys one of your products. She makes another purchase. Person B buys nothing. What is your ecommerce conversion rate for these two visits?

• 200%
• 33%
• 50%
• 0%
• 100%

#87 Your business objective is to maximize the number of sales through your website. Which of the following metrics would most directly help you measure performance against this objective?

• Pages / Visit
• Page Value
• Ecommerce conversion rate
• Bounce rate

#88 Which of the following would be most useful for optimizing landing pages?

• Pageviews
• Unique Pageviews
• Visits
• Unique Visits
• Bounce Rate

#89 Which of the following metrics would be most useful in measuring how many conversions were initiated by paid search?

• First Interaction (Click) Conversions
• Conversion Rate
• Assisted Conversion Value
• None of these metrics

#90 You want to evaluate the landing pages you are using for Google Ads. Which of the following dimensions would be most useful?

• Ad group
• Placements
• Keywords
• Destination URL
• Campaign

#91 Which of the following reports allow you to identify the terms visitors use to conduct searches within your site?

• Search Engine Optimization Report
• Keyword Report
• Site Search Report
• Affinity Categories

#92 Which of the following would you use to send data from a web connected point-of-sale system to Google Analytics?

• JavaScript tracking code
• Campaign Tracking parameter
• Google Analytics mobile SDK
• Measurement protocol
• Any of these would be appropriate

#93 What is the hierarchy of Google Analytics data model?

• Users>Sessions>Interactions
• Sessions>Visitors>Interactions
• Interactions>Users>Sessions
• Sessions>Users>Interactions

#94 When configuring a goal, why is it useful to assign a goal value?

• To calculate ecommerce metrics
• To attribute monetary value to non-ecommerce conversions
• To determine the conversion rate
• To determine the number of visits to each of your page

#95 A macro conversion:

• Occurs when someone completes an action that’s important to your business
• Is a large revenue sales that is directly attributable to a display campaign
• Always occurs prior to a micro-conversion
• Is your highest converting campaign
• Occurs when over 50% of visitors buy an item

#96 Which two metrics below would be the best KPIs for measuring the performance of an ecommerce business?

• Bounce rate and average session duration
• Pageviews and revenue
• Pageviews and bounce rate
• Revenue and average order value

#97 Which of the following Behavior metrics shows the number of sessions that included a view of pages?

• Bounce Rate
• Unique Visits
• Unique Pageviews
• Pageviews
• Visits

#98 Which of the following would help you to determine the conversion value of a paid keyword?

• Multi-Channel Funnels
• Real-Time
• CPM
• CTR
• None of these answers

#99 You have noticed that many users visit your site several times before converting and you want to understand in more detail how they arrive at your site. Which of the following metrics would be more helpful in showing you whether a keyword is part of a conversion path?

• Bounce Rate
• Impressions
• Visits
• Assisted Conversions
• Clicks

#100 A visitor comes to your site but stops looking at pages and generating events. Which of the following will occur by default?

• The visitor’s session expires after 5 minutes of inactivity
• The visitor’s session expires after 30 minutes of inactivity
• Google Analytics does not keep track of session by default
• The visitor’s session expires once the visitor has exited your site

#101 Why is it important that you maintain one unfiltered view when using filters with your Analytics account?

• An unfiltered view ensures that the original data can always be accessed
• You will need to configure your goal in the unfiltered view
• Without one unfiltered view. You will not be able to use a filter for multiple views
• There is no reason to maintain an unfiltered view

#102 In which of the following circ*mstances would you want to increase the default session timeout length in Google Analytics?

• The average length of video on your site is 35 minutes.
• The default session timeout length is set dynamically by Google Analytics and you cannot change it.
• You need to start collecting real-time data
• Users typically spend less than 2 minutes on each page of your site.

#103 You want to see the percentage of sessions in which a specific button was clicked. Which of the following would be most useful?

• Set up a custom report
• Set up an event goal
• Set up a dashboard
• Set up Real-Time reporting
• The Correct Answer is:

#104 Which of the following would be a valid segment to consider using to analyze traffic patterns in your data?

• Traffic by marketing channel
• Traffic by geography
• Traffic by time of day
• Traffic by device category
• All of these answers are correct

#105 You need to immediately need to find out whether people are viewing the new content that you just added today. Which of the following would be most useful?

• Annotations
• Real-Time
• Intelligence Alert
• Secondary Dimensions

#106 Which of these does Google Analytics use to distinguish new and returning users?

• Facial recognition technology
• Artificial intelligence
• A randomly-assigned unique identifier and browser cookie
• A sequentially-assigned unique identifier and browser cookie

#107 Filters let you include, exclude, or modify the data you collect in a view.

• True
• False

#108 Which reports show websites that send traffic to your pages?

• Behavior
• Demographics
• All Traffic
• Geo

#109 You have defined goal X such that a particular PDF download qualifies as a goal conversion. A user comes to your site once and downloads this PDF 5 times. How many goal conversions will be recorded?

• 1
• 5
• 2
• 0

#110 Within how many days can a deleted view be restored?

• 25
• 15
• 5
• 35

#111 What report indicates the last page users viewed before leaving your website?

• Exit Pages report
• Pages report
• All Pages report
• Landing Pages report

#112 You can only apply a Custom Dimension to data that was collected after you created the dimension.

• True
• False

#113 If a user watches a video with event tracking three times in a single session, Analytics will count how many Unique Events?

• 0
• 1
• 2
• 3

#114 If the Google Merchandise Store sets up a URL goal of “/ordercomplete” and a Match Type of “Begins with”, which of the following pages on www.googlemerchandisestore.com will NOT count as a goal?

• /ordercomplete/index.html
• /ordercomplete.php
• /ordercomplete/thank_you.html
• /order/complete.php

#115 If you define a Destination Goal for a newsletter sign-up, and a user completes the newsletter sign-up three times in three separate sessions, how many Goal conversions will Google Analytics count?

• 0
• 1
• 2
• 3

#116 What is a “dimension” in Google Analytics?

• A comparison of data between two date ranges.
• An attribute of a data set that can be organized for better analysis.
• The total amount of revenue a business has made in a given date range.
• A report that offers information about your audience.

#117 What type of Custom Report shows a static sortable table with rows of data?

• Flat Table
• Map Overlay
• Pivot Table
• Explorer

#118 Sampling is applied to reports before segmentation.

• True
• False

#119 View filters are applied in what order?

• Alphabetical order
• Sequential order
• Random order
• Creation date

#120 Which reports require the activation of Advertising Features?

• Cohort analysis reports
• Real-time reports
• Geo reports
• Demographics and Interests reports

#121 To track users and sessions across multiple domains, what first must be set up?

• Google Ads Linking
• Data Import
• Ad Exchange Linking
• Cross-domain tracking

• Same scope
• Same index
• Same Custom Report
• Same view

#123 What is the set of rules that determines how sales and conversions get credited based on touch-points in the conversion path?

• Channel Groupings
• Multi-Channel Funnels
• Conversion tracking
• Attribution modeling

#124 What report shows users who initiated sessions over 1-day, 7-day, 14-day, and 30-day periods?

• Active Users report
• Users Flow report
• Cohort Analysis report
• User Explorer report

#125 What report compares metrics based on user acquisition date over a series of weeks?

• Users Flow report
• Active Users report
• Cohort Analysis report
• User Explorer report

#126 What is used to create Smart Goals?

• Analytics Goals
• Remarketing audience
• Machine-learning algorithms
• Custom Reports

#127 What asset is used to build a remarketing list?

• Custom Metric
• Custom Report
• Custom Dimension
• Custom Segment

#128 Which parameters can be included with an event hit for reporting?

• Category, Action, Label, Unique Events
• Category, Action, Label, Total Events
• Category, Action, Label, Value
• Event, Category, Action, Label

• Goals
• Segments
• Custom reports
• Segments and Custom reports only
• Goals, Segments and Custom reports

#130 True or False: If a user views one page of a website, completes an Event on this page, and then leaves the site, this session will be counted as a bounce in Google Analytics.

• True: A session is considered a “bounce” if the user views one page of the site and then leaves.
• False: Because there was more than one interaction hit in the session (pageview hit and event hit) this session would not be considered a bounce.

#131 The Measurement Protocol is a standard set of rules for collecting and sending hits to Google Analytics. Using the Measurement Protocol you can

• send data to Google Analytics from any web-connected device
• send data to Google Analytics from a kiosk or a point of sale system
• upload aggregated data tables to Google Analytics
• A and B only
• A, B, and C

#132 Which of the following would prevent destination goal conversions from being recorded?

• There was a misspelling in the URL of the goal definition.
• The tracking code is missing from the conversion page.
• No URL destination goals have been defined
• The match type in the goal definition is incorrect.
• All of these would prevent a destination goal from recording.

#133 Which of the following attribution models would be useful for evaluating ads and campaigns that are designed to create initial awareness about a brand?

• Last Interaction model
• First Interaction model
• Linear model
• Last Non-Direct Click model

#134 You can combine a metric X with a dimension Y in Google Analytics

• If X and Y have the same scope
• If X and Y have been precalculated together in an aggregate table
• If X and Y are in the same channel grouping
• If X and Y have the same campaign
• as long as sampling is not required

#135 Which Analytics API allows you to access your Google Analytics account configuration data?

• Core Reporting API
• Embed API
• Management API
• You cannot access this data with an API

#136 What report provides data on how specific sections of a website performed?

• Frequency and Recency report
• Content Drilldown report
• Top Events report
• Location report

#137 What does the Time Lag report indicate?

• Time lag between goal completions
• Lag on the load time of the site
• Time lag between the original session and a goal completion
• Time lag between page views in the goal funnel

#138 Which dimension is not included in the Google Ads reporting section of Google Analytics?

• Bid adjustment
• Keyword
• Invalid click
• Destination URL
• TrueView video ad

#139 You define a Destination URL goal by

• creating a new dashboard to report only on the goal page
• adding the conversion ID to the tracking code on the goal page
• editing the view Goals and specifying the request URL of the conversion page
• adding the ecommerce code to the goal page

#140 In the Multi-Channel funnel reports, which of the following metrics would be most useful in measuring how many conversions were initiated by Paid Search?

• Assisted Conversion Value
• Conversion Rate
• First Interaction (Click) Conversions
• none of these metrics

#141 Which reporting or data collection feature(s) do you get access to by activating Advertising Features in Google Analytics?

• Remarketing
• Interest Categories
• Demographic reporting
• B and C only
• A, B, and C

#142 Your company runs a holiday email campaign for the month of December to drive newsletter signups. Which of the following metrics would be the best indicator of the campaign’s success?

• bounce rate
• session duration
• pageviews
• conversion rate

#143 True or False: Once a view is deleted it cannot be restored.

• True: Deleted views cannot be restored at any time.
• False: You have 35 days to restore a view after it is deleted.

#144 The User ID feature is commonly used with which of the following website layouts?

• Users can create an account on your website and log in on all types of devices
• Users can navigate between your website and multiple subdomains within one session
• Users must navigate to a 3rd party shopping cart domain to complete a purchase
• You have content that displays on another domain through an iFrame

#145 How would you determine the mobile ecommerce conversion rate for paid traffic (CPC)?

• Go to Audience > Mobile > Overview. Add a secondary dimension showing Traffic type in order to see the traffic coming from paid search
• Go to Acquisition > All traffic > Channels. Add a secondary dimension showing device category in order to see the paid search traffic coming from mobile
• Both A and B are correct steps for determining the mobile ecommerce conversion rate for paid traffic
• In Analytics you can only see traffic coming from desktop or from Mobile/tablet together. There is no way you can see mobile traffic only

#146 The User ID feature lets you associate engagement data from multiple devices and different sessions with unique IDs. In order to use the User ID feature in Analytics you must

• use Google Tag Manager for your Analytics tracking
• be able to generate your own unique IDs
• create a new Analytics account for User ID reporting
• all of the above

#147 The Google Analytics SDK or tracking code sends campaign and traffic source data through a number of different fields. Which of the following is one of the fields used to send campaign or traffic source data?

• Location
• Campaign medium
• Device category
• Interest category

#148 What analysis tool would you use to analyze the behavior of new customers vs. returning customers on your website?

• Real-time reporting
• Segmentation
• View filters
• Multi-channel funnels

#149 Which of the following is a benefit of using segments in your data analysis?

• You can compare behavior metrics for groups of users like Converters vs non Converters.
• You can analyze your users and/or their sessions according to single or multi-session conditions.
• You can isolate and analyze specific conversion paths using conversion segments.
• You can permanently modify the data in your view, for example, excluding internal or bot traffic.
• A, B, and C only
• A,B,C & D

#150 What is the best analysis tool to use in order to see a traffic comparison of Converters vs. Non Converters?

• View filters
• Advanced Segments
• Report filters
• Custom Dimensions

#151 Which of the following is an advantage of implementing Google Tag Manager?

• You can add Google Analytics tags to your site without editing site code.
• You can add Google Ads tags to your site without editing the site code.
• You can add non-Google tags to your site without editing the site code.
• You can change configuration values in your mobile app without rebuilding a new binary.
• All of these answers are correct.

#152 True or False: If you have updated your tracking code to analytics.js, then no additional configuration is required to track subdomains.

• True: With analytics.js you can track across your domain and subdomains with no additional configuration.
• False: You must always set up cross domain tracking in order to track subdomains.

#153 When analyzing the goal flow report, you see that many users are dropping off after the second step in the funnel. With this information you can infer that:

• You are possibly targeting the wrong audience who is not as interested in your product
• The navigation between the second and third steps of the purchase process could be improved
• You should consider directing traffic through a different entrance point of your goal
• All of the above

#154 What is the main purpose of the Multi-Channel funnel report?

• To show which goals are bringing in the most revenue
• To evaluate the interaction and contribution of multiple channels in the conversion/purchase cycle for your site
• To analyze the funnel steps for multiple goals
• To see which channels resulted in the highest number of pageviews

#155 In multi-channel funnel reports, how are default conversions credited?

• Second to last campaign, search or ad
• Equal credit along the conversion touchpoints
• Last campaign, search, or ad
• First campaign, search or ad

#156 Which reports indicate how traffic arrived at a website?

• Demographics
• Geo
• All traffic
• Behavior

#157 Custom dimensions can be used as what?

• Secondary dimensions in standard reports
• Primary dimensions in custom reports
• Secondary dimensions in custom reports
• All of the above

#158 What feature would be used to collect how many times users’ downloaded a product catalog?

• Event tracking
• Custom report
• Custom dimension
• Custom metric

#159 What is not a benefit of Google Analytics remarketing?

• Create remarketing lists without making changes to your existing Analytics snippet
• Allow customers to reorder an item they have previously purchased
• Create remarketing lists based on custom segments and targets
• Show customized ads to customers who have previously visited your site

#160 What cannot be collected by the default analytics tracking code?

• Browser language setting
• User’s favorite website
• Page visits
• Device and operating system

#161 What is a “dimension” in Google Analytics?

• A comparison of data between two date ranges
• The lifetime value of a user in a given date range
• An attribute of a data set that can be organized for better analysis
• A report that offers different demographics information about your audience.

#162 What is not considered a default “medium” in Google Analytics?

• Google
• Organic
• Cpc
• Referral

#163 Auto-tagging is used to collect data from what kind of traffic?

• Website referral traffic
• Google Ads campaign traffic
• Social media traffic
• Social ads traffic

The Difference between Google Analytics IQ Certification and Google Partners Badge

When you pass the Google Analytics IQ exam, you get a personalized certificate issued by Google.

However, you still can not use the Google Partners badge, which looks like the one below:

In order to qualify for the Google Partners badge, there are certain requirements that you must meet before you become eligible to get a personalized badge from Google.

These requirements include:

1. Maintaining an optimization score of at least 70% on your Google Partners manager account.
2. Meet a 90-day ad spending requirement of US $10,000 across your managed Ads accounts
3. At least 50% of the account strategist in your company are certified.
4. Meet performance requirements in terms of overall ad revenue and customer base.

When you qualify for a Google Partner badge, you get a certification link hosted on Google, which is proof that you are a Google Partner and not someone who is pretending to be a Google Partner.

If you see someone using a Google Partner badge on a website that is not clickable, then there is a high possibility that the badge has been used fraudulently.

The Difference between Google Analytics IQ and Google Marketing Platform Partner

#1 GAIQ certification is for individuals.

Whereas Google Marketing Platform Partner certification is for companies that provide consulting, training and technical support services for Google Marketing Platform.

#2. Having a GAIQ certification does not by itself qualify you or your business to become Google Marketing Platform Certified.

To become a Google Marketing Platform Certified, you must meet several other requirements, which are listed here.

#3 As an individual, you can become a GAIQ certified. But you can not become Google Marketing Platform Certified as an individual.

You must have at least five local, full-time employees working with Google Marketing Platform products and have passed one or more product certification exams in:

• Analytics
• Attribution
• Creative
• Google Data Studio
• Google Optimize
• Google Tag Manager
• Display and Video 360
• Campaign Manager
• Search Ads 360

Note: Google may, at its sole discretion could make exceptions for small companies who have difficulty meeting these requirements.

#4 Google does not offer any Google Analytics IQ badge when you pass the GAIQ test.

But it does offer a Google Marketing Platform Certified badge when your business qualifies to become a Google Marketing Platform Certified:

Note: Creating or displaying a GAIQ badge on your website is against Google trademark policies and may result in your GAIQ certification being revoked.

#5 Once you pass the GAIQ exam, you can share your certificate with others via Google Partners public profile page.

On the other hand, once you qualify for Google Marketing Platform Certification, you get your own listing in the Google Marketing Platform gallery.

Note: The GAIQ exam is available in several foreign languages in addition to English.

The Difference between Google Analytics IQ and Google Marketing Platform Sales Partner

Google Marketing Platform Sales Partners are Google Marketing Platform certified companies that work more closely with Google to help sell their products.

A company that qualifies as a sales partner gets a Google Marketing Platform Sales Partner Badge:

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