This morning I received the following reply from AdWords:
Hello John,
Thank you for your email. This is Ankita from Google AdWords and I will be helping you with your query.
John, I am glad to hear that you wish to participate in our survey and give feedback regarding our AdWords account.
Your opinion is greatly appreciated. I have forwarded the suggestion to the team concerned and they will definitely look into it.
John, thank you for your valuable feedback. It is only with your support and co-operation that we can provide you with the best advertising service possible.
If you have any other ideas or feedback regarding AdWords, please do feel free to let us know and our engineering team will look into it.
This evening I received another request to fill out an AdWords survey, from adwords.google.com this time. I believe it was a different survey, focused primarily on the professionalism of the support representative. I gave Sarah all high marks because she was friendly and professional in communicating with me. In a space provided for additional information, I wrote the following:
Sarah was very professional and friendly. I had no problem with her as a support representative. My concern is with Google's policy of abruptly taking an entire ad campaign offline, with no explanation offered either before or after the campaign is taken offline as to why there needs to be a review. That is very cavalier. An advertiser would want to know what triggers a review so s/he can avoid repeating the questionable behavior.
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