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Trick to make adsense more relevant

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by mehere, Apr 27, 2005.

  1. jlerner

    jlerner Guest

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    #21
    Same thing happened to me - my site was getting ads for wallpaper (the stuff you paste on the wall) instead of the desktop wallpaper/screensaver ads I was hoping for. A change in naming conventions solved the problem.
     
    jlerner, Apr 29, 2005 IP
  2. paymentapprovaltooslow

    paymentapprovaltooslow Banned

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    #22
    Repat the keywords a lot. Make your page redundant. And don't use too much flash!
     
    paymentapprovaltooslow, Apr 29, 2005 IP
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    #23
    The sandbox for AdSense returned very highly relevant sample ads for my webpage

    However, when I pasted the code into my page it just returned a small form asking for keywords. Can u help me?
     
    natarajanganesan, Apr 29, 2005 IP
  4. permie

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    #24
    I have also found that by linking to certain sites from a page the type of ads you get changes. Although its not consitant.

    That is a very interesting point about the anchor text used when linking to a page, being used by google to select ads. I guess that makes sense that google would look at incoming links anchor text, considering google uses it to rank pages in its listings.
     
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  5. mehere

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    #25
    just an update...this trick is pretty reliable. I have yet to see it fail :)
     
    mehere, May 3, 2005 IP
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    #26
    You just have to try mutiple avenues. There is no goldfen rule for serving relevent adsense ads.
     
    paymentapprovaltooslow, May 3, 2005 IP
  7. noppid

    noppid gunnin' for the quota

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    #27
    I think it's been said, but I have had very good success using RSS feeds to set the topic of a site and then add the adsense code to get exactly what we want.
     
    noppid, May 3, 2005 IP
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    I take it you produce the RSS feed yourself in order to control the content? (and then place the adsense code near the "news" section on the page?).
     
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    miko67 Well-Known Member

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    #29
    This is so sad :p I have the opposite problem. I played around with the code on my website for accounting (warning: It's in Danish, called bogføring) and now my home page only displays ads for - yes you guessed it: Ringtones et cetera. I currently have no idea how to change this as it has been going on for a week or two.

    I really need to get my relevant accounting / "bogføring" ads back on site as this will double or triple my CTR.

    How often do the adsense ads change? Does it have to get a new adsense-bot visit or is it instantly changing with on-site changes?
     
    miko67, May 3, 2005 IP
  10. sarahk

    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    #30
    Doncha hate it when people arrive late... but here I am!

    What were the links in your nav bar doing - were'nt they providing a stack of keyword sensitive links throughout your site?

    If this made such a difference then I'm guessing that the nav has image buttons, javascript mouseovers and no alt and title text to lead a friendly search engine down the right path.

    Sarah
     
    sarahk, May 4, 2005 IP