Does Google count the keywords from its own advertisement as well?

Does Google count the keywords from its own advertisement as well? Forexample, I use a keyword 'earthequake' for a certain number of times on my page, Google will show the relevent ads possibly containing the same keyword, will they add up to the total number of keywords on my page?

 

No, because Google ad is Java script based. Content is not read by search engines.

 

And even if they were counted, it wouldn't be practical because the ads text changes so often.

 

Google Ads change it's keyword for every search query especially if the niche is very competitive.

 

The contents within the advt. boxes are not considered as part of a site's content and so, the answer to your question is a definite NO!

Regards,

RightMan

 

That's right.... JS can't be indexed by Google

 

That's correct, google cannot because content is not read by search engines.

 

That DEFINITELY isn't true, but the ads are displayed in an iframe, so no, they are not indexed as part of your content.

 

No google does not count keyword from it because Google ad is Java script based and java script not read by google

 

Javascript is definitely able to be read by google. Read my post above

 

The Ads are served using javascripts and that is NOT indexable by search engines.

 

The ads are not indexed, correct. Google has every capability in the world of reading javascript, even executing it in their web crawler. What do I know though, I just design software that crawls pages for a living

 

they dont count them. JS stuff.