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NCDE302
Dec 28th 2007, 10:14 pm
is it possible to get a great quality score on trademarked terms in adwords? such as geico or ipod (just an example)...im bidding on quite a few trademarked terms and no matter what i do i cant get it off of a poor quality score.
webmaster
Dec 29th 2007, 1:52 am
Hi,
Did "G" allowing you to run ads. on other companies trademark terms. If yes then you need good CTR and landing page. Make an ad. creative which have power to get good clicks in comparison to impressions. And also make sure that your landing page should also have some link with that brand term.
Hope this helps you.
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is it possible to get a great quality score on trademarked terms in adwords? such as geico or ipod (just an example)...im bidding on quite a few trademarked terms and no matter what i do i cant get it off of a poor quality score.
bl4ckmaN^
Dec 29th 2007, 3:31 am
I couldn't even bid on trademark terms, but if you can and have poor quality score, that's better than nothing ;)
webmaster
Dec 29th 2007, 4:05 am
But, poor QS can spoil campaign performance.
I couldn't even bid on trademark terms, but if you can and have poor quality score, that's better than nothing ;)
rogerbeta
Dec 29th 2007, 5:12 am
is it possible to get a great quality score on trademarked terms in adwords? such as geico or ipod (just an example)...im bidding on quite a few trademarked terms and no matter what i do i cant get it off of a poor quality score.
You should check the Terms of your affiliate contract.
Most companies will keep your commissions if you use their trademark in ppc ads or even keywords. The bad thing is that you'll learn about it maybe two months later after you paid for your campaign.
Always read the terms and the newsletter that the merchant sends you.
They have an ugly habit of changing their terms when an affiliate is making a lot of money of their ppc campaign.
NCDE302
Dec 29th 2007, 7:43 am
yea i asked my affiliate network, theres only one trademark im not allowed to bid on , and im not bidding on it :) , my main concern is just getting the poor QS up to ok or great so i dont get slapped. google allowe me to bid on it, i just cant use the name in my ad...i guess ill work on some new ads
PPC-Coach
Dec 29th 2007, 9:04 am
Put information about the trademarked company on your landing page. But be careful to make sure you're not passing off as the actual company. You could say "We compete with xyz, xyz started in...blah blah blah".
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