Google promotes "Who's Undercover?"

First Round of Statements
A: Appears in the form of images and videos on various websites and apps.
B: Can attract users' attention through visual elements.
C: Will appear on Google search results pages.
D: Can be precisely targeted based on audience interests, location, etc.
Voting Session

A: "Not quite right! Fengmei mentioned appearing on search results pages, which is completely different from what we're discussing about website and app displays. I think Fengmei is way off base!"
B: "Exactly! We're all talking about visual displays, but Fengmei keeps emphasizing search pages. The difference is too obvious—I'm voting for Fengmei too!"

Off Base: "Wow! I think Yanting's description of ad formats is too superficial. I'm voting for Yanting—maybe they're the one mixing up audio-visual concepts!"
D: "Fengmei's description doesn't even touch on our core display methods. Don't try to confuse the issue—I'm definitely voting for Fengmei!"
Finally, C was eliminated with three votes, and the underdog won easily.

Conclusion: The judge raised the chalkboard and explained: "What A, B, and D described—image/video displays, visual attraction, and precise targeting—are characteristics of Google Display Ads. Fengmei's mention of appearing on search results pages refers to Google Search Ads, which are triggered by user search keywords." The distinction is significant. Follow us to learn more about foreign trade promotion knowledge!