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Improve your Google Quality Score with these Hacks.

 

The average advertiser can expect to double the earning with a proper PPC ad campaign with AdWords.

But for most advertisers, that is not the case.

And Google, being the ever-gracious teacher that it is, makes sure you know what’s wrong with your campaign – with Google Quality Score.

Google Quality Score is an estimate of the quality of your ads, keywords, and landing pages. It is a general guide that can help ascertain the usefulness and relevance or otherwise of your ads and landing pages.

Why Does Google Quality Score Matter?

Google Quality Score is like your credit rating.

Your credit rating determines whether you’ll get a loan or not and what interest rate will be charged. And similarly, Google Quality Score determines the price and position of your ads.

The score is allotted on a ten-point scale, with one being the lowest and ten being the highest. Higher QS could translate into a better ad placement (above the organic search results) and a lower CPC.

Google calculates the cost of every click on your ad using the following formula –

Max bid = Ad rank of the advertiser below you/your quality score + $0.01

Now, this makes it evident that your Quality Score (QS) matters. A lot. Good QS can help you save up to 50%. And a low score can cost you 400% extra.

Factors that Affect Quality Score

Google considers the following factors to determine Quality Scores –

  • Expected CTR – How likely are viewers to click on your ad when it is served to them?

  • Ad Relevance – Is the ad relevant to the targeted keyword?

  • Landing Page Relevance – Is the landing page relevant to the keyword for which the ad is displayed?

 

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