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 It's a good idea to ask a human being what they think and not relay just on Google's algorithms to decide if content is effective or not (or if it's good content). It looks like a version of "rate this ad" will be deployed soon on Google AdWords.
I think asking the searcher to decide if any link is useful brings information that comes of human beings interacting with content - it's going to improve paid search results. Hmm...think they can do this for Organic search results too? |
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Hmmm...
So who's going to have access to this data? As an advertiser - I'd sure like to know what quality score my ad currently has.
Do you really think Google would ever give their advertisers that information?
Posted by: Michael Phipps | October 20, 2006 5:48 PM | Permalink to Comment