AdBots - how can I make them crawl my PPC campaigns?
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ddenby
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21 Dec 09 1:26 am
AdBots - how can I make them crawl my PPC campaigns?
Does anyone know how often the Google AdBots crawl PPC campaigns? Does anyone know how to get them to crawl your campaign quickly? I read that if you make changes in Adwords Editor and upload them to your account (which I did) that your campaign will be crawled immediately. It is not happening for me.
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wollowra - Posts: 1268
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21 Dec 09 2:52 am
Have you checked to see if your ad is paused or under manual review?
Troy
Troy
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jcdean
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21 Dec 09 3:26 am
Here you go.
This link will take you to the info you need straight from the big G.
http://www.google.com/support/webmaster ... 5843&hl=en
This link will take you to the info you need straight from the big G.
http://www.google.com/support/webmaster ... 5843&hl=en
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ddenby
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21 Dec 09 2:05 pm
Not paused or under manual review, just no changes to QS even though many changes made.
The link you provided is to resubmit your website, I need to know about getting the Adbots to crawl my Adwords campaign, not my website.
Thanks
The link you provided is to resubmit your website, I need to know about getting the Adbots to crawl my Adwords campaign, not my website.
Thanks
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wollowra - Posts: 1268
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22 Dec 09 12:27 am
Hi,
The Adwords spider bot is used to analyze the content of advertising landing pages, which helps determine the Quality Score that Google assigns to your PPC ads.
How do you know they are not crawling your ads?
Or do you just want the ads to be shown faster?
If so, there is nothing you can really do but to change your ad around and hope that you get a higher QS... but I have found once Google gives you a QS, it is hard to change it fast... it needs to change over a couple of weeks.
You can also request a manual reconsideration of your ads.
Unfair? Yep... but that's the Big G.
You may have made changes but the QS can still remain the same as they will look at your landing page and manually review it for relevancy and what type of site it is.
Regards
Troy
The Adwords spider bot is used to analyze the content of advertising landing pages, which helps determine the Quality Score that Google assigns to your PPC ads.
How do you know they are not crawling your ads?
Or do you just want the ads to be shown faster?
If so, there is nothing you can really do but to change your ad around and hope that you get a higher QS... but I have found once Google gives you a QS, it is hard to change it fast... it needs to change over a couple of weeks.
You can also request a manual reconsideration of your ads.
Unfair? Yep... but that's the Big G.
You may have made changes but the QS can still remain the same as they will look at your landing page and manually review it for relevancy and what type of site it is.
Regards
Troy
Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize
they were the big things.
-- Robert Brault
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bartko09
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22 Dec 09 3:40 pm
I've heard of people on the warrior forum complaining that approval of their ads took weeks after an ad update. It's never taken me more than 6 or 8 hours. Good luck.
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ddenby
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23 Dec 09 2:38 am
Thanks everyone for your input.
Troy, my question is specific to my QS. Even though I have made major changed to ads, landing pages and keywords, the QS has not budged. So you are saying that it takes a couple of weeks before I will notice a change in regards to QS. Got it.
Troy, my question is specific to my QS. Even though I have made major changed to ads, landing pages and keywords, the QS has not budged. So you are saying that it takes a couple of weeks before I will notice a change in regards to QS. Got it.
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wollowra - Posts: 1268
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23 Dec 09 4:06 am
I suggest searching Google for how to improve your quality score as well.
CTR affects QS and also a lot of other things affect QS as well.
For Ex: How many keywords you have in an adgroup, CTR in different geographic locations, Keyword Relevance, Landing Page Relevance, Page Load Time etc..
Regards
Troy
CTR affects QS and also a lot of other things affect QS as well.
For Ex: How many keywords you have in an adgroup, CTR in different geographic locations, Keyword Relevance, Landing Page Relevance, Page Load Time etc..
Regards
Troy
Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize
they were the big things.
-- Robert Brault
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jcdean
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23 Dec 09 11:56 am
It may take weeks to recraw your site unless you ask them too by clicking here and following what Google asks you to do here.
"http://www.google.com/support/webmaster%20...%205843&hl=en"
They probably consider the new adds as soon as you make changes but they are still comparing them to the info they have about the site before you made changes.
I never had to wait when I was learning, tweeking, and makeing changes, by doing this.
"http://www.google.com/support/webmaster%20...%205843&hl=en"
They probably consider the new adds as soon as you make changes but they are still comparing them to the info they have about the site before you made changes.
I never had to wait when I was learning, tweeking, and makeing changes, by doing this.
