Comments on: Why Won’t Google Show Quality Score by Default?

By: J. Chandler Hall

J. Chandler Hall — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:28:28 +0000

Hi GAC,
I disagree strongly. I don’t think you should ever doze off and ignore your QS. While I agree they don’t change often or much, when they do…it’s a Big Deal(TM). I will say, however, that Google chooses not to show it as a default view, so maybe they feel differently.

Best regards,
Chandler

By: GAC

GAC — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:19:21 +0000

Hello,

I believe people who is going to use Google Adwords should learn basic information for Adwords system.

http://www.google.com/adwords/learningcenter/

When they get used to the system, they don’t need to monitor the QS (Quality Score) much.

By: J. Chandler Hall

J. Chandler Hall — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:09:25 +0000

Hey guys,

I agree as usual! I’m going to reference this post, and link to it, on my blog as well as tweet it out.

Hope you ‘guys’ are all having a great week.
Best regards as always,
Chandler Hall

By: Doug Marcy

Doug Marcy — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:01:02 +0000

I agree, Google does not make it easy to understand the Adwords compliance system they have instigated. For Newbies it is a frustrating dead-end that generally ends in only one way. Not only is it difficult to determine quality score without know the internal systems, but once you do discover that you have a low or declining score, it is equally difficult to determine what to do to correct the problem. It becomes a guessing game while Google increases your bid and lowers your profit margin. Most advertisers would gladly comply if they only knew what to do. For Google, it a numbers game and as long as there are enough new hopefuls willing to spend time and money trying, they win. Thank goodness there are forums and help groups to assist in the learning curve to Adwords realities.