When does Adwords re-evaluate page quality?

[glenv]

Is there a concrete way that anyone knows of how to get adwords to come back and check landing pages for relevance/quality to improve score?

Not interested in asking my rep to do it.

I am wondering if it works to shut campaigns off a few days, etc.

[GuyFromChicago]

About once a month.

(check this out)

[glenv]

Thank you..

Stupid me saw that after I posted this. I notice though Google does not make that claim (I don't think so anyway). What do you base your info on?

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by glenv

What do you base your info on?

Check the links in the common adwords questions post

https://adwords.google.com/support/b...y?answer=47885

[glenv]

Thanks

Guess I am very suspicious of what the official Adwords policy states. Up to a few months ago I was spending in excess of $120k per month with them. Their new system has literally dealt me a death blow.

Anyway, I wish they would be more definitive instead of saying they might visit more than once a month. I cannot believe there aren't some methods to trigger a re-evaluation; i.e. complete revamp of ads, pausing a campaign for a few days etc....

PS - your response is very dignified - do you work for Google? :-)

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by glenv

Anyway, I wish they would be more definitive instead of saying they might visit more than once a month.

You and me both!

Originally Posted by glenv

PS - your response is very dignified - do you work for Google? :-)

Nope, I'm just a DP junkie and a PPC nerd

[Yellowberry.org]

I click NO on this site

http://adwords.google.com/support/bi...&show_useful=1

Its not helpfull they are talking around the subject give us an answer not hum well you know maybe lets see.

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by Yellowberry.org

Its not helpfull they are talking around the subject give us an answer not hum well you know maybe lets see.

They are not going to give you an exact date/length of time they will take to review a page after changes are made...that just wouldn't be practical.

[Yellowberry.org]

And they do not say even what the problem is do they...

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by Yellowberry.org

And they do not say even what the problem is do they...

The problem with what, the quality score?

They give pretty good guidelines people should follow if they want higher landing page quality scores.

[Yellowberry.org]

You do not think the guidelines is a bit "floting on the subject"

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by Yellowberry.org

You do not think the guidelines is a bit "floting on the subject"

Nope, I don't. Use common sense and basic marketing practices and you'll do fine.