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The Google ‘Quality Score’ is calculated every time your keyword matches a search query — that is, every time your keyword has the potential to trigger an ad. Quality Score is used in several different ways.

The quality score may influence your keywords’ actual cost per clicks. CPC. It allows Google to estimate the first page bids that you see in your account. It lets Google determine if a keyword is eligible to enter the ad auction that occurs when a user enters a search query and it can affect how high your ad will be ranked

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As with all keyword search, deciding on the relevant keywords for your pay-per-click campaign is important. Your keyword list are the terms you select to trigger the display of your ad. This is one of the most important steps toward a successful PPC campaign.

In this particular area of internet marketing, more is not necessarily the best strategy. It’s best not to collect hundreds of keywords for your campaign. What this will lead to is a bad campaign that gives you a low click through rate, little traffic and instant consumption of your ad budget.
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One of the most important aspects of writing effective ads for your pay-per-click adverts is to remember why you are advertising. Write your ads with this main point in mind. It’s not always a given that you want to sell a product or drive traffic. It all depends on what you are hoping to achieve with your campaign.

If you are using your PPC ads to drive traffic through to your site then write copy for that. If you are wanting to sell a product, then make sure your ad is already encouraging that mind set in the potential customer who will be clicking on the ad. You want conversion in that instance rather than just visitors.
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Pay-Per-Click, or PPC, is a form of internet advertising where a marketer displays his ads across search engine result pages and websites. In general these ads are only shown on search result pages or on websites if the content is related to the advertisement.

As the term implies, advertisers need only pay if a user actually clicks on the link. The cost of each click depends on what you as the advertiser have agreed to pay. That is when signing up for this form of advertising you have the choice as to how much you are prepared to pay for every click a user makes on your ad.

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