Karen has evaluated her Google Search Ads campaign's optimization score after noticing that the campaign's performance had slipped. The score is much lower than it was a month ago. She accepts an optimization recommendation from the available list. What will happen to her campaign's optimization score?

The selection is correct because an optimization score is a real-time estimate of how well a Google Ads account is set to perform, and as soon as an advertiser accepts an optimization recommendation, the system recalculates the score to reflect that the best practice has been implemented. Each recommendation is assigned a specific percentage value (the "score uplift") based on its potential impact; therefore, the score will improve upon acceptance because the theoretical gap between the current setup and the fully optimized setup has been closed. This immediate update provides instant feedback to the advertiser, confirming that the campaign is now better aligned with Google's AI-driven performance suggestions.