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Yes, this happens often. Even if you follow Google’s asset recommendations, Responsive Search Ads may still show “Poor” strength due to:

  • Low asset variety (similar headlines)

  • Missing keywords in key positions

  • Not pinning important CTAs

  • Overuse of dynamic keyword insertion

  • Google's scoring not always reflecting real performance

Fix Tips:

  • Use diverse, unique headlines

  • Include main keywords in multiple spots

  • Pin a CTA or offer in headline 1 or 2

  • Focus on actual performance (CTR, conversions) — not just strength score

If your ads perform well, you can safely ignore the “Poor” label.

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