I have page on an older site of mine that offers free and inexpensive ColdFusion applications. I noticed the ads were odd (queer used to be a word I could use but that might be politically incorrect now although it would have a dual meaning in this case ). I still see an ad for jewelry targeted for a certain lifestyle. I can't see anything in the page that would trigger these ads. Normally the ads were for ColdFusion hosting and related products. Any clues before I block the ads? http://www.aspiringgeek.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=cftags
I get the jewelry ad and salarymap. I wish you luck. My two highest traffic pages have been nothing but frustration. I'll keep my fingers crossed G runs out of non-relevant ads before you run out of bans. Unfortunately - not the case with me. I put a little section targeting in, but not the don't look here part. Will be the next thing I try - though I don't hold out much hope. The usual ads on the page (CSS HTML topic) match one of the keywords which unfortunately has another meaning as well. The past few days I got some stuff for Behavioral Analysis degrees - that one makes absolutely no sense to me. Gotta wonder about these folks and what exactly they hope to achieve by thier odd targeting.
Salarymap is not a Google ad, it's my own banner. I wonder if it's only with graphical ads that this mismatch occurs. Text ads have always been good.