How does google decide to put on trial

2 impressions and the word is already on trial

[annej]

Maybe it's because I have such a niche topic but Google seems to put my keywords on trial awfully fast. I put up a new keyword yesterday and after two impressons and no clicks it's already on trial today. Is this typical? Is there something I can do to get them to give words a chance?

[FromRocky]

These are my thoughts this topic (post # 7).

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[AdWordsAdvisor]

Here is some useful info from the AdWords FAQ:

When does a keyword enter in trial status?
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What is the AdWords keyword status column?
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Keyword Evaluation Flow
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Three Keyword Evaluation Examples
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Hope this'll help. ;)

AWA

[annej]

It seems strange though that a keyword will be disabled after only 2 impressions. How can they say that it would be statictically verifiable that the work will get less the .05% clicks?

Some of these were words that an Adsense representative suggested I use.

I'm looking at words that only get a few clicks per day so that may be the problem.

[kaylowe]

How does google decide to put on trial?

I can answer that - they put all accounts on a board and throw darts at the kw. If you're hit, you get "on trial".

At least that's how I feel these days! I'm ready to SCREAM!

Kay

[annej]

Kay, Thanks. It's good to know I'm not alone.