In episode #2435, Neil and Eric ask whether ad quality scores still matter in 2023. There are a range of factors that can contribute to how well you do on your ad quality score, like your click-through rate and how well people respond to your page. Tune in to learn about the benefits of having a higher ad quality score, how you can improve yours, and why your ad quality score still matters in 2023!
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[00:20] Today’s topic: Does Ad Quality Score Still Matter in 2023?
[00:25] A rundown of what your ad quality score is and the factors that contribute to it.
[00:51] The benefits of having a higher ad quality score.
[01:12] The biggest mistakes people make when it comes to improving their ad quality score.
[03:00] Advice on how to improve and optimize your ad quality score.
[05:25] Why marketing is about driving revenue and bringing people to the point of sale.
[05:57] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe!
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