Level 4 exam — harder

Exam — fresh questions

4.1 · Application

1. Before publishing: 'who looks good sharing this?' Why?

Sharing is social: mechanics without emotion fall flat.
4.1 · Recall

2. Single external link in an organic post. Reach effect?

Native format + visible buttons + copyable text: each friction halves it.
4.1 · Recall

3. Which motivates a hashtag challenge?

Simple, nominating, rewarded, reposted: complication kills the challenge.
4.2 · Application

4. 1M passive followers vs 1,000 engaged. To sell?

Aligned nano/micro — closeness + gentle pricing + reusable content, measured by code.
4.2 · Recall

5. No written contract with a creator. What is the risk?

Deliverables, usage rights, payment, exclusivity in writing: pay for content + rights.
4.2 · Application

6. How do you get customer proof that sells?

Reshare + code + draw: UGC costs little and proves a lot (UGC ads).
4.3 · Application

7. First 20 €/day on Meta Ads. What structure?

Kill fast, scale slowly (+20%/48h): testing designates, budget follows.
4.3 · Recall

8. Budget x10 overnight on a winner. What happens?

Scaling is earned: stable first, raise cold next — never x10.
4.3 · Recall

9. Which is NOT a Meta Ads level?

Goal → audience/budget → creative: mixing goals means flying blind.
4.4 · Application

10. 2,000 € training course in B2B: LinkedIn or TikTok?

5-15 € a click: profitable on high B2B baskets, not on 20 €.
4.4 · Recall

11. Spark Ads: what is it?

Organic proof first, budget next: native or dead.
4.5 · Arbitration

12. 1,000 clicks → 300 carts → 120 payments. Where do you act?

Rate per step: leak #1 first, retargeting recovers the rest — with no UTM, nobody knows where the money comes from.
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