Your keywords, landing page and ad text are the three most important components of quality score. Keywords. Your keywords are first and foremost the most important aspect of increasing your quality score. Your keywords are the only component in your account that will actually give you a rating of poor, ok or great.
But making the direction you want customers to take clear is also essential to improving your quality score. People who find it easy to move around your site are more likely to move forward with a sale or service.
Relevant and original content. Users should be able to easily find what your ad promises. The landing page to which your ad links to should provide the most useful information about the product or service in your ad. As for originality, feature content that can’t be found on another site.
The more you use your keywords in your ad text and landing page the more likely your quality score will improve. The goal, as Google sees it, is for advertisers to provide the best, most relevant experience for the user. Including your keywords in your ad text is just one step in the right direction to provide relevant ad text to the search query.
There are many factors that affect Quality Score. But the big three are relevance, user experience and expected click-through rate.
You should care about Quality Scores because better quality ads lead to lower costs per click (CPC) and higher positioned ads in Google.
A high Quality Score comes naturally when a Google Ads account is considerately and intelligently managed. You need to make sure that language is consistent from keyword groups through to ads, then on to on-page content, creating a unified, seamless experience.
Your Google Ads Quality Score is a value given to a keyword that tells you how relevant Google thinks your keywords, ads and landing pages are.
The difference between a good and a bad score can have a direct impact on your budget and your bottom line.
Low Quality Scores are often the result of miscommunication between keywords, ad groups, ad copy, and landing page content. They provide a poor user experience by confusing and misleading visitors. In addition to experiencing fewer conversions, your ad budgets will suffer too, as CPC costs increase.
Landing Page Experience is all about giving the user a valuable and desired experience on-page, with a view to them performing converting actions you want them to perform. Google Ads quantifies these experiences in a way that other digital marketing tools don’t.