Page Rank and bid price

Discussion in 'Google AdWords' started by Jon12345, May 3, 2007.

  1. #1
    Does your Page Rank have an influence on bid price?
     
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  2. CustardMite

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    #2
    No.

    It's based solely on the Quality Score (and your competitors, obviously).
     
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    Nope. As CustardMite said, it has nothing to do with it.

    Quality score and CTR (And a few other SMALLER factors) effect your bid.
     
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    Oi! Call me CustardMite!
     
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    I'm sorry CustardMite ;)
     
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    no influence at all!


    CustardMite you might want to remove you name then from your post! :)
     
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    How do you know it has no influence when Google keeps their QS algo unknown?
     
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    I've heard that it does have a small effect on the landing page part of the algorithm. But it is more of the trust rank rather than page rank.
    i wrote a post today on my blog about dealing with quality score . I also heard some new info that may help you get lower min bids.
     
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    You heard wrong.
     
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    and you work for google?
    it's good to know that your quite informed on their algorithms
     
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    #13
    Nope. I've just participated in thousands and thousands of tests which have demonstrated time and time again the PR has no impact on your QS.

    In your blog post you said;

    "They (Google) will obviously also assign a lower minimum bid to a non-commercial site because of probability of less funding."

    And the evidence to the support that is...?
     
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    #14
    That's an excellent article btw.. so are you saying google doesn't evaluate the domain at all? i was talking with jon from wikedfire last nite and he said they do


    if you read my first post in this thread i said "trust rank rather that page rank"
    but your right, page rank itself has had no bearing on the minimum bids for me either, but placing on diff. domains has showed a change (however very small) in the past.

    as for my post in the blog, i should have written in my opinion.

    i put an edit for the blog, thanks for catching that
     
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    #15
    You may find this of interest - Domain level quality score.
     
    GuyFromChicago, May 3, 2007 IP