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Google Talks Ad Rank In This Google+ Hangout

By · January 25, 2013 · 2 Comments
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Google has posted a recent Google+ Hangout to its Business YouTube channel, where a few members from the AdWords team talk about how ad positioning is determined, and how advertisers can optimize their bids and quality scores. It goes into factors that determine ad rank, bidding strategies and estimates, how quality score is calculated, and optimizing to achieve certain positions.

They’ll be doing another hangout on February 7.

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    Nina

    All this talk about adwords, is done so that everyone has to do adwords before Google can rank theirs accordaingly and send merited traffic to their sites?

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  2. Our Photoshop actions for photographers website has contemplated paying for ad words but the cost is prohibitive and we are unclear on how to stop Google from taking payments from our credit card once the ad has started and we want to cancel. There has been many stories of vendors having to cancel a credit card in order to stop Google from taking payments.

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