Starting this week, Google AdWords is rolling out several improvements to Quality Score reporting, allowing advertisers to get more visibility into their quality scores.
New Status Columns
There has been an addition of three new optional status columns to the Keywords tab for “Exp. CTR,” “Ad Relevance” and “Landing Page Exper.”
By adding these columns to their keywords reports, advertisers can get a comprehensive snapshot of your keywords’ current scores.
Historical data
The ability has been introduced where advertisers can view historical Quality Score, and its components, for all of their keywords to understand how they’ve changed over a period of time. This data will be available via four new columns: “Qual. Score (hist.),” “Landing page exper. (hist.),” “Ad relevance (hist.)” and “Exp. CTR (hist.).”
These columns will reflect the last known score for the date range selected by you. If you view Quality Score data for one specific date, the data will reflect what the score was at the end of the day. However, Google has said that historical data won’t be available for dates earlier than January 22, 2016.
