The higher your Quality Score, the lower your average cost per conversion will be. The table below shows the impact of Quality Score compared to average Quality Score on cost per action rather than conversion or acquisition. Crack: Note that if your Quality Score is below average you’ll essentially have to pay a penalty – each conversion is higher than the advertiser’s average number of conversions. Simply put, your cost per conversion will decrease on average for every quality score above your average score. Conversely, your cost per conversion will increase each time your Quality Score falls below the average.

It’s worth pointing out that

I didn’t see a huge difference in average conversion rate versus Quality Score. I found that keywords with high Quality Scores had only slightly higher conversion rates than keywords with low Quality Scores. Key Takeaways Lower CPA is primarily due to lower cost per click which is a direct result of Quality Score. Hey! If you don’t want to read the whole article right now why not download it in a format that you can read on the train, plane, or somewhere else without internet? How is Quality Score Calculated? Hopefully by now you’re convinced that Quality Score plays a big role in your account. Most important indicators have a huge impact.

So how does Google calculate

This magical Quality Score? A simple plot of Quality Score versus CTR for hundreds of campaigns reveals a pretty strong relationship between the two. Quality Score Data Basically the higher your CTR the higher your Quality Score will be. However, there is still some noise due to variance. The reality is that click-through rates vary based on average position. Higher ad rankings are prone to higher click-through rates, while lower ad rankings are equally prone to lower click-through rates.

This is different from some

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