New Chicklet for Google Ads?

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by paradox, Aug 16, 2004.

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    paradox, Aug 16, 2004 IP
  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    They are doing it manually... with a layer...
    <div id="Layer13" style="position:absolute; width:36px; height:15px; z-index:28; left: 714px; top: 148px;"><img src="gif/new.gif" width="32" height="13"></div>
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    digitalpoint, Aug 16, 2004 IP
  3. mopacfan

    mopacfan Peon

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    tisk, tisk, yon chiclet doth appear to violatith ye ole google terms of service. I hope they're not counting on keeping that revenue stream alive.
     
    mopacfan, Aug 16, 2004 IP
  4. SEbasic

    SEbasic Peon

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    Why would they bother to spend the time doing that?

    It looks real crappy.

    Man, That site looks BAD in Firefox.
     
    SEbasic, Aug 16, 2004 IP
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    My understanding was that you could promote using two titles: "sponsored links" and "advertisements"
     
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  6. paradox

    paradox Well-Known Member

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    Thanks Shawn

    I also agree it looks bad. Glad to know that it isn't something from Google's end as on my ads I try to minimize all distractions ie borders from the ads themselves and would not like a mandatory include of an ugly "new".
     
    paradox, Aug 16, 2004 IP
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    It's even butt ugly in IE.

    Man.
     
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    Google has asked me twice to remove ads that aren't on ideal pages. I'm sure they will ask these people eventually as well.

    I removed the ads on my search page and on my forums login page and Google was happy.
     
    Help Desk, Aug 17, 2004 IP
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    Thanks Shawn

    I also agree it looks bad. Glad to know that it isn't something from Google's end as on my ads I try to minimize all distractions ie borders from the ads themselves and would not like a mandatory include of an ugly "new".
     
    keron, Feb 24, 2010 IP