What does a low quality score typically result in?

A low quality score in the context of online advertising, particularly in platforms like Google Ads, usually leads to higher costs per click. A quality score is determined by several factors, including the relevance of your ads, the expected click-through rate, and the landing page experience. When this score is low, it indicates that the ads are not performing well in terms of these factors. Consequently, advertisers are often penalized with higher costs because the platform perceives that their ads are less relevant to users. This means that to achieve the same ad placement as those with a higher quality score, advertisers with a low quality score must pay more per click.

In contrast, a low quality score does not enhance ad placements, landing page conversions, or ad visibility. Instead, it results in a more costly bidding process, making option B the most accurate answer.