Locations for Target Impression Share can be set for search results pages?

• A. Anywhere, top of page, or absolute top of page.
• B. Only on the right rail.
• C. Only at the bottom of the page.
• D. Only on the left side of the page.

Answer: (A)

Target Impression Share is about controlling where your ads can appear on the search results page to influence visibility and spend. For search results, you can set this up to target impressions in three placements: anywhere on the page, at the top of the page, or at the absolute top of the page.

Anywhere on the page means your ads can show in any available position on the results page, giving the broadest potential impression share. Top of the page targets placements above the organic results, placing your ad near the top of the results area for greater visibility. Absolute top of page is the very first paid position above all organic results, delivering the highest visibility and typically at the highest cost. These are the official location options you can choose for Target Impression Share, not separate spots like right rail, bottom, or left side.