Adwords Quality Score Help
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Hi,
I have (well I though I did have) a well optimised landing page for Google Adwords for the keyword Sonos Play 3, but yet my quality score is 3/10 - 4/10. It has been like this for a while now.
You can see the landing page here
If you would like to see the Add Content let me know. (attached as an image)
I appreciate any and all help I receive.
Thank You
Rick
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Very good video, thanks.
I think i just need to change my ads around alittle for better CTR.
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A 2% avg isn't bad - im glad to hear it went up to 5/10
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It is very low.
I would suggest you watch this video it will answer all of your questions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3noFLUiLwnA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Hope it helps, good luck
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Hey Serge, its around adverage 2% for the week
P.S. Just hit 5/10 QS.. Not change anything
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Hi. I am sorry I was sleeping in the morning when opened it up. I was interested in CTR, no CPC.
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Hey Serge,
Impressions today is 96 adverage CPC at £1.80..
The keyword has been running for months at this QS, and there is 4 keywords in the group, 3 of the same just different match types and the other with 'buy' before it.
Thanks for looking at this.
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how many impressions your ad has and what is cpc?
have you ran it or just added and it showing you that QS?
how many keywords you got in your ad group?
p.s. Egol on this forum suggested reading Advanced Adwords, i'm half done, it's very solid information that you might need, especially about QS. you can rent at amazon
good luck
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Sorry, i just updated my answer, i meant;
- Exact Match is coming back at 4/10
- I also have Phrase match at 3/10
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i would try exact match keywords and make sure the ads relate to that keyword
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- Exact Match is coming back at 4/10
- I also have Phrase match at 3/10
Im page 3 on google SEPR for the keyword and after 1/2 weeks i think they keyword is going well. Just cant see the problem with this quality score.
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Are you using a broad keyword or a exact?
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