Number of reviews in PPC advert
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Hi all
Got an email from a client asking about this, Ive not come across this one before. The client has a Google + account with about 2500 reviews on their website on. They have linked this into their adwords so these show on their ppc. However, on the ppc ad it says only 650 reviews. Quite a difference!!
Anyone know why this would be the case?
Thanks
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ask google adwords this question. 1 866 2 Google
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Sorry for the delayed reply, thanks will pass the information on to the client.
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Hi
I have just been reading this article:
http://www.google.com/ads/innovations/ratings.html
within the page it says this:
If your online store is rated in Google Product Search, you have four or more stars, and you have at least 30 reviews, you'll automatically get seller ratings with your ads.
It might be that the reason why the rest of your review are not showing is because they are less than four stars?
Hope that helps
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Could it be that the 650 reviews are from the last 6 months?
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