Hi, I have a simliar topic at adsense, but figured, that the programmers are more knowledgeable about this. About adsense, if my site is Food. And the ads shows everything about food, I am afraid that it will put ads from my competitors on the ads, which I don't want it to do. How do I get other keywords that compliments, so if my site is on food. I want something like "Fun, Game, Night out" instead of getting ads from competitors to be place on my site. So here's an example of adsense code. How do I modify it to contain other words/ads that doesn't compete with me on my site? .......script type="text/javascript"><!-- google_ad_client = "pub-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"; /* 125x125, created 3/20/10 */ google_ad_slot = "3263427552"; google_ad_width = 125; google_ad_height = 125; //--> ..../script> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js"> </script...... My thanks. Thanks.
I would recommend filtering the ads. You can do this via adsense, click the adsense setup tab, then click competitive ad filter. Filter the type of ads you do not want, also, you can block specific advertisers, I would put the ads up on your site, and any that you see could be competitive to your site, get the url and then add it to the filter.
Thanks for the advice. How about changing keywords. A year ago, I had a programmer put ads on my site for me. Is in my signature. He had ads for "vacation, cruises, air travel" basically it was recreation, which I think compliments my site more. When I see the ads on my site (i had to take off like 2-3 of them already) because so many are competitors that makes want to take off all ads from Google. See my site at signature. So do you know how I would make it totally complimentary, like travel, stuff like that? instead of having any food ads at all ? I don't like competitors ad on my site. Don't like any of them to be there. So how do I add keywords like "travel, vacation" things like that on my site? basically specifically targeting something else, another keyword. I saw it done, but couldn't figure out. Thanks.