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maxis

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Hi, i can't find out straight answer to this.

Does organic search optimatization affect on PPC ? Paid Ads

What i mean by that : if i have a website that haven't ON-page optimalization would that matter something for paying Google ads?
 
Yes because google assign a quality score to your site when you run ads - the better the score the lower the cpc and on page seo is a factor in that score.
 
Okey, but let's say i going for PPC ads, and there are 3 others sites that are advertising, in this case my Seo aswell affect on which position will i take?
 
To appear on top list, your site on-page should be well optimized and maintain quality site. If the site is not well optimized and structured, it might affect conversions and leads. Your position depends on your target keyword.
 
Landing page is important for the quality score. If it's matching the ad and the keyword for which you are advertising it will only provide benefits. Main of which is lower CPC because of the higher quality score.
 
Yes because google assign a quality score to your site when you run ads - the better the score the lower the cpc and on page seo is a factor in that score.
I am confused how does on page have anything to do with PPC?
 
Landing page is important for the quality score. If it's matching the ad and the keyword for which you are advertising it will only provide benefits. Main of which is lower CPC because of the higher quality score.

I am confused how does on page have anything to do with PPC?

As above. Google use contents of your landing page to determine relevance right? So basically your page needs to be well optimized and targeted to the keyword that you are wanting to appear for in your PPC campaign. I read that to be essentially the same as optimizing your on-page for organic SEO.

Google are trying to do the same with adwords and organic - they want to be providing users with the most accurate results, they want high CTR and low bounce rate. So for adwords, they want pages to be relevant to the users search query in the same way they do for the organic results.
 
As above. Google use contents of your landing page to determine relevance right? So basically your page needs to be well optimized and targeted to the keyword that you are wanting to appear for in your PPC campaign. I read that to be essentially the same as optimizing your on-page for organic SEO.

Google are trying to do the same with adwords and organic - they want to be providing users with the most accurate results, they want high CTR and low bounce rate. So for adwords, they want pages to be relevant to the users search query in the same way they do for the organic results.
Thanks for the clarification
 
I heard this story of your SEO rankings affecting your PPC costs. But I highly doubt it.

All the metrics in G Ads dashboard are related to your kws, ads texts and landing page text.

In addition, when you start a new campaign, G sets it in "Learning mode" for a couple of weeks. During this time, it tries to learn as much as possible about your ads, pages and potential visitors.
 
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