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	<title>Comments on: What are your Indirect Quality Score Influences?</title>
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		<title>By: Paul R</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul R</dc:creator>
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		<description>Great article and very informative.  I work at one of the largest Qualified Adwords Resellers in the country and one of 18 companies worldwide with a White-List partnership with Google. Ensuring a high QS is one of our top priorities for our clients, unlike the majority of large company resellers (i.e. the phone book companies) who give PPC a bad name in my opinion.  If more resellers would follow these guidelines when working with SMB&#039;s, not only would MY job be much easier as a consultant, but Google would make so much more money.

Perhaps Google needs to have stricter regulations on who can claim reseller status, especially at the Certified-level, so that the business owners trying online advertising for the first time and working with a 3rd party wouldn&#039;t get turned off to the idea after getting crappy results.  I think it is the #1 thing I hear most often when speaking with prospective clients... a lack of ROI/results when they tried PPC last.  The truth of the matter is when executed correctly, SEM is by far the most cost-effective method of advertising available.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great article and very informative.  I work at one of the largest Qualified Adwords Resellers in the country and one of 18 companies worldwide with a White-List partnership with Google. Ensuring a high QS is one of our top priorities for our clients, unlike the majority of large company resellers (i.e. the phone book companies) who give PPC a bad name in my opinion.  If more resellers would follow these guidelines when working with SMB&#8217;s, not only would MY job be much easier as a consultant, but Google would make so much more money.</p>
<p>Perhaps Google needs to have stricter regulations on who can claim reseller status, especially at the Certified-level, so that the business owners trying online advertising for the first time and working with a 3rd party wouldn&#8217;t get turned off to the idea after getting crappy results.  I think it is the #1 thing I hear most often when speaking with prospective clients&#8230; a lack of ROI/results when they tried PPC last.  The truth of the matter is when executed correctly, SEM is by far the most cost-effective method of advertising available.</p>
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