What is Average Position ?

The average position is a metric used to measure the performance of keywords in the Google Ads platform. The higher the average position, the better.

The average position of a keyword in Google Ads depends on the number of ads run for that keyword.

The Average Position is the position of an individual in a given search result list. It can be calculated by dividing the total number of results by the number of people who search for a particular term.

However, it's necessary to note that this metric does not indicate how well your ad will perform - only how well other advertisers' ads have performed.

FAQs:

What is a good average Ad position in Google Adwords?

Ans: An ad's average position in Google Adwords is between 20 and 100. It's essential to know how much it would cost you to buy this position each month. This is because if you don't use any keywords or keywords close to your products or services, you will not be able to generate any revenue from the ads you place on your website.

Can you see the average position in Google Ads?

Ans: On August 12, 2019, Google announced that the average position would officially retire on September 30. As a result, you'll no longer see the metric in your Google Ads account as of that date. More importantly, any rules, custom columns, or reports using average positions will be disabled.

How to check google ad position?

Ans: Google Ad position is an essential metric for marketers and advertisers. It is the number of people who have clicked on a particular ad. You can check it by using the Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool to check the position of your ad.