If you want to try to make money with Google pay-per-click (PPC) then you need to know about quality scores. Quality scores are what Google gives every PPC ad that advertisers want to run on Google AdWords. Here is some important information for Google PPC and it’s all about quality scores.

Quality scores are given to every Google PPC ad that advertisers want to run. The order that the ads are listed, or if the ads are listed at all, are totally decided by quality scores along with the amount an advertiser bids. And there are three criteria that go into deciding every ad’s quality score.

The first criteria that is used to decide quality score is click through rate (CTR) Click through rate is how many people actually click on your ad when it does appear. The higher the click through rate the higher quality score your ad will be given.

The next criteria that decides quality score is relevancy. How relevant is your ad to the keywords that are searched for and how relevant is your site to the ad that you’re running? The more relevant everything is the higher quality score your ad will receive.

Finally, the last criteria for deciding quality score is landing page quality. This has to do with the quality of the page you’re sending the people to. Pages that have great content that’s current and pages that are easy to navigate are ranked well. Also, you should be upfront about everything and not do anything shady to people who visit your site or give you their information.

Once the quality score is decided then it’s multiplied by the amount of money that’s bid and that gives your ad a quality score and determines if and where your ad will be listed for the keywords you’re targeting.

There you have some important information for Google PPC. Now you know about quality scores. So now you can concentrate on increasing your own quality score so you can get your ads ranked higher with Google PPC.