This morning I posted a screen shot of the quality score in AdWords, showing a rating of Great, OK and Poor. The quality score does not show all that much, but it does show more than before. Plus, Google has set up some more documentation on what the quality score column means. The help page says that this is a “customizable column that is disabled by default for new accounts,” but I do not see a way to activate it for my account – so I suspect it is still a limited user test.

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