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How to Increase Your AdWords PPC Quality Score

Increase the Quality Score of your Google AdWords PPC campaign by learning about the AdWords Ad Auction.

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How the Ad Auction Works

AdWords Quality Score

  1. CTR
  2. Relevance
  3. Landing Page Quality

SEO and AdWords

AdWords Ad Rank

  • Ad Rank is summarized by the below formula, and is what actually determines the actual position of your ad.
    Max Bid of advertiser X Quality Score of the ad = Ad Rank

Determining Cost Per Click

  • CPC is the minimum amount necessary to retain the position of your ad, and is summarized by the formula below.
    CPC of ad 1 = [(Ad Rank of next lowest ad) / (the Quality Score of ad 1)]

The moral of the story; relevant and related AdWords campaigns that utilize relevant and related landing pages can decrease your CPC while increasing clicks. Google basically reinforces quality by rewarding advertisers with lower costs and increased performance.

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  • http://www.seoconsult.co.uk Steve

    Quality score effects your keywords minimum cost per click and position in the search results and also if your ad will even show at all!
    I think spliting keywords into Smaller more targeted Ad Groups, relevant ad copy for each group and quality of your landing page is most important

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