Understanding Google’s Quality Score: Myths and Misconceptions

Sponsored by Marin Software

In this webcast, we’ll look at the history behind Google’s Quality Score as well as some of the more common myths and misconceptions. For example, is flash a good thing or a bad thing when it comes to landing pages and Quality Score? Are Page Rank and Quality Score interrelated? Should I adjust my creative to maximize keywords in my ads and on landing pages? Does Dnynamic Keyword Insertion (DKI) help or hurt my Quality Score? If I restructure my account to improve my Quality Score, will that delete the account history? More webcast info below…

Speaker: Addie Conner, Director of Search Marketing, CourseAdvisor Inc.
Event Date: February 18, 2009
Duration: 47 minutes

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Quality Score. You know it’s important. You’re just not sure how it works – or what you should do to get the highest Quality Score.

Well, you’re not alone. And since Google doesn’t reveal the exact formula of calculating Quality Score, all marketers have some deciphering to do in order to succeed.

In this webcast, we’ll look at the history behind Google’s Quality Score as well as some of the more common myths and misconceptions. For example, is flash a good thing or a bad thing when it comes to landing pages and Quality Score? Are Page Rank and Quality Score interrelated? Should I adjust my creative to maximize keywords in my ads and on landing pages? Does Dynamic Keyword Insertion (DKI) help or hurt my Quality Score? If I restructure my account to improve my Quality Score, will that delete the account history?

Find out what goes into Quality Score, and why understanding Quality Score is critical to the success of your PPC campaign.

Sponsored by Marin Software

Founded in April 2006 by experienced search marketers and software experts, Marin Software provides an end-to-end, enterprise-class paid search management application for advertisers and agencies. Marin Software’s “No Black Box” methodology offers serious search marketers unprecedented control and transparency over their SEM programs. Marin Search Marketer® addresses the workflow, analysis, and optimization needs of advertisers and agencies, saving time and improving financial performance for large-scale SEM campaigns. Marin offers no term commitment and no up-front fees and is designed for those who are spending at least $100,000 monthly on paid search. Customers include Razorfish, Zappos.com, and ZipRealty. Marin is backed by Benchmark Capital and Amicus Capital. For more information, visit www.marinsoftware.com.

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