I'm curious if anyone has had any experience with their Keywords Quality Score increasing or decreasing because of what you label your Ad Group?
thanks - TheRealSaxman
LucidSW
6:43 pm on Jun 29, 2010 (gmt 0)
In my opinion, what you name your group has no bearing on QS. It's a personal preference and you can't reward or punish based on that. It would be like punishing you because you like the color red and they want the answer to be blue. This ain't Monty Python.
TheRealSaxman
7:21 pm on Jun 29, 2010 (gmt 0)
Right On... I'm just wondering if anyone has ever seen any substantial results
RhinoFish
9:51 pm on Jun 29, 2010 (gmt 0)
Your "substantial" is a high bar.
Let me ask you instead, if you were designing an ad delivery system, we already know relevance would be important to you as the system engineer... would you include analysis of the ad group names as another piece of information that may help you determine relevancy?
I sure would. But it would be a weak signal.
Organization is stressed within their training materials - if nothing else, good naming will aid in developing good organization.
TheRealSaxman
1:04 pm on Jun 30, 2010 (gmt 0)
RhinoFish... Thats basically the rule I live by, but I have cohorts trying o tell me its irrelevant... Whereas I can't really find any info from G on the issue backing it up, I still believe it makes the best sense and because of relevancy issues between all of the parts of the whole (ad variations, keywords, page content and such, I find it hard to believe that it wouldn't at least have - like you said - a weak signal...
Thanks for the confirmation!
anyone else?
LucidSW
2:14 pm on Jun 30, 2010 (gmt 0)
A good organization and a naming convention is relevant. To you. Makes your job easier.
I've heard some people say your group's name helps, maybe not with QS but with establishing your group's theme. That may be but as Rhinofish said, good idea but not something I would put much weight on.
netmeg
4:02 pm on Jun 30, 2010 (gmt 0)
QS? Who knows. I don't worry much about it, because as far as I'm concerned, it's a "best practice"
I know that any time you ask for an exception to some regulation, or anything a bit out of the ordinary, G looks at your account to see if you seem to know what you're doing.
I know that Content (er.. Display) Network campaigns are theme based and delivered according to G's idea of relevance, and I want to give it as much help as I can in determining that relevance.
People have told me they think it's irrelevant too. I think they're irrelevant.
after_hours
4:05 pm on Jun 30, 2010 (gmt 0)
Once talked to a former Google product specialist who said Campaign/Ad Group naming does in fact matter. It probably has miniscule impact on QS.