quality score: Adwords site

corgi

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what's the optimum way to make a site, or ad campaign, for adw0rdz?


i'm experimenting, but getting nowhere. (always low quality score)


Ideally, the ad title should also be first on the site title...as well as on the domain, and site header, correct?
 
you also need unique content, a proper css based html design and things along those lines to get the maximum possible qs on your lander
 
You need a good landing page with at least some basic seo (your ad group keywords) on your pages, and it helps if your design is not table based like so many I see (Use css as trophaeum says).

Include privacy policy, fax, contact, and a couple more pages as well.

Group your keywords. Eliminate low ctr keywords. Oh, a other basic seo like a little link building can't hurt. Google likes content, remember - a banner is not content.

Cheers
 
Just the heads up, PR and in coming links have absolutely nothing to do with your Quality Score. It is a general misconception that a lot of people have.
 
it's about how relevant are your keywords to your ad ... and how relevant are your keywords to your landing page.

You should also have disclaimer page .. contact page .. t&c page .. links to authority sites ..

I really recommend PPC Coach if you're new to adwords .. I'm a member there and you'll have lots to learn.
 
Yeah - relevancy is key to AdWords quality score.

Another trick is to use just one keyword per ad and include this keyword in your Ad heading and body.

When bidding for the keyword, you would set it up like so...

keyword
"keyword"
[keyword]

Jinx
 
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