Comments on: Dealing With Adwords Quality Score http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/ Internet Marketing, it's Supreme. Mon, 19 May 2008 19:55:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Powerful Posts - May 10th, 2007 | Nate Whitehill dot Com http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/comment-page-1/#comment-200 Powerful Posts - May 10th, 2007 | Nate Whitehill dot Com Sun, 12 Aug 2007 03:57:56 +0000 http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/#comment-200 [...] Coopreme - Dealing With Adwords Quality Score [...] [...] Coopreme – Dealing With Adwords Quality Score [...]

]]> By: blog http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/comment-page-1/#comment-186 blog Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:58:32 +0000 http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/#comment-186 <strong>hi...</strong> i agree... hi…

i agree…

]]> By: msdanielle http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/comment-page-1/#comment-43 msdanielle Mon, 14 May 2007 04:00:13 +0000 http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/#comment-43 i just wrote an article on this last week too. i don't think they would penalize you for having words like "sign up" or "buy" since i had a sign up form on my site and not a huge amount of content, but i was still able to get a "great" score and min cpc bids from $.02 - $.05. i just wrote an article on this last week too. i don’t think they would penalize you for having words like “sign up” or “buy” since i had a sign up form on my site and not a huge amount of content, but i was still able to get a “great” score and min cpc bids from $.02 – $.05.

]]> By: CustardMite http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/comment-page-1/#comment-35 CustardMite Wed, 09 May 2007 15:24:27 +0000 http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/#comment-35 Apologies - misread the original post. Not sure how Google can identify whether a site is information only, fishing for subscriptions or is selling something - a lot of the commercial campaigns that I work with use an external site for processing orders. It'd be a bit harsh if a site was penalised for words like "Buy" on the landing page, when these are the same keywords that generate the most traffic in the first place (and clickthrough rate is a key driver in the Quality Score). I'd be interested in your results; any insights into what Google's looking for on a landing page are always valuable... Apologies – misread the original post.

Not sure how Google can identify whether a site is information only, fishing for subscriptions or is selling something – a lot of the commercial campaigns that I work with use an external site for processing orders.

It’d be a bit harsh if a site was penalised for words like “Buy” on the landing page, when these are the same keywords that generate the most traffic in the first place (and clickthrough rate is a key driver in the Quality Score).

I’d be interested in your results; any insights into what Google’s looking for on a landing page are always valuable…

]]> By: Coop http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Coop Fri, 04 May 2007 16:27:57 +0000 http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/#comment-31 Hey Custard, If you look at my post you'll see that I don't say anything about Google penalizing Non-Commercial site. I actually said that it is possible that they give a lower minimum bid to site that is focused more on the information side. Although this may not be true, gonna do some testing to see. Hey Custard,

If you look at my post you’ll see that I don’t say anything about Google penalizing Non-Commercial site. I actually said that it is possible that they give a lower minimum bid to site that is focused more on the information side. Although this may not be true, gonna do some testing to see.

]]> By: CustardMite http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/comment-page-1/#comment-30 CustardMite Fri, 04 May 2007 08:33:23 +0000 http://www.coopreme.com/archives/dealing-with-adwords-quality-score/#comment-30 I've managed many non-commercial campaigns, and have never seen any evidence that Google's penalised them in any way. It wouldn't really make sense for Google to do this, since often the user is looking for information, not something to buy. Google doesn't gain a percentage of the sales, and it makes no difference to Google which site appears at the top of the search results, they just want to make the results relevant. I’ve managed many non-commercial campaigns, and have never seen any evidence that Google’s penalised them in any way.

It wouldn’t really make sense for Google to do this, since often the user is looking for information, not something to buy. Google doesn’t gain a percentage of the sales, and it makes no difference to Google which site appears at the top of the search results, they just want to make the results relevant.

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