I have seen many people running their PPC campaign without giving any concern to keywords’ quality score. They simply pay more to increase their Ads position. This methodology actually reduces the ROI of the campaign.
Everyone wants to make his/ her campaign to be more successful that too by paying less.
Quality Score is definitely the key for success as it helps us to lower the keywords’ minimum bid & increase the Ad Position.
Quality Score measures an Ad’s relevance & define the minimum CPC bid required for keywords to get activated or an
Ad to enter the auction.
Ads with higher quality score are likely to:
*Get more clicks
*Higher position on Search Result pages; which brings more clicks & business.
Quality Score influences your Ads’ position on Google and the Google Network.
It ensures that only the most relevant Ads appear to users on Google and the Google Network.
I personally believe that this variable (QS) makes the entire AdWords system fair for everyone including advertisers, users and publishers.
Quality Score is based on various factors, such as -
- Clickthrough Rate (CTR): if CTR is good then it will increase your quality score.
- Keyword relevance to the Ad: QS can be increased by relevant keywords. Too general keywords can display the ad for less relevant search query. Anyways it bring irrelevant traffic to site
- Quality of Ad text: Writing quality ad text can boost up your QS as it increases the chances of getting more clicks. So here again CTR comes into picture
- Landing Page Quality: Landing page should be the most relevant page for the product or services you are offering. Landing page should have relevant & original content, along with transparency & navigability.
- Account History: The past performance of Ads is measured by the CTR of all the ads & keywords in the account.
- Relevance of the keywords & ad to the search query: This factor is also important in deciding the Ad’s position.
Conclusion: The higher the Quality Score better would be your Ad position and lower the minimum bids.
Therefore, an advertiser can boost the performance and Quality Score by picking and refining relevant keywords, writing powerful Ad text, creating high-quality landing pages, and constantly testing and monitoring techniques that work best.
Suggestions: To increase the quality score we should:
Use most refined & related keywords (Specific keywords not too general).
- Use different keywords matching options as per the requirements.
- Take care of the keyword grouping as per the theme of the ad group
- Create clear, relevant, convincing & appealing ad text
- Try to include call to action phrase (esp. when we are targeting the visitors in buying phase)
- Send users to the best possible & relevant landing page where visitors can easily find what they are looking for.

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