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Here are some of the factors.
- How many times a user selects a given ad in a given session.
- A duration of time, from an ad result selection, until the user issues another search query. This may include time spent on other pages (reached via a search result click or ad click) subsequent to a given ad click.
- A ratio of the time, from a given ad result selection until the user issues another search query, as compared to all other times from ad result selections until the user issued another search query.
- Time spent, given an ad result selection, on viewing other results for the search query, but not on the given ad result.
- How many searches (i.e., a unique issued search query) that occur in a given session prior to a given search result or ad selection;
- How many searches that occur in a given session after a given search result or ad selection.
- Rather than searches, how many result page views that occur for a given search query before a given selection. This can be computed within the query (i.e., just for a unique query), or for the entire session;
- Rather than searches, how many search result page views that occur for a given search query after this selection. This can be computed within the query (i.e., just for the unique query), or for the entire session;
Thank you for sharing!
Way better description of quality score than I was ever given by the google reps.
