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Topic: GOOGLE changed ADSENSE display  (Read 1102 times)
« on: December 23, 2007, 08:52:22 AM »
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Hi,

I have recently noticed that now we can select the text in Adsense (Link description). It seems that Google has introduced this to avoid possible accidental clicks on the ads. It is good for advertisers!

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« Reply #1 on: April 27, 2010, 04:41:02 AM »
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Google changed their Adsense advertising method last Tuesday which is affecting millions of online campaigns. Many Adsense publishers have seen a "bump" in revenue as a result of Google's advertising changes, while advertisers are complaining of increased costs. Google now implemented a minimum keyword bid based on the "quality" of the keyword. Before if no one else bid on the keyword, you could get away with Google's minimum bid price of $0.05 cents/click. But now with Google's "quality keyword algorithm" you may be forced to pay more even if no one is competing with you for that keyword. Essentially, Google is deciding to raise the minimum keyword price based on their own little secret formula. Google tried to put a positive spin on this by stating that the new changes will also now allow advertisers to resurrect keywords that previously had been disabled because of low click-through performance.

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« Reply #2 on: July 27, 2010, 11:47:23 AM »
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Every one clever people who possess a website have signed up for a Google Adsense account. But they do not have occasion to sign into Adsense and track how a lot they have added to their account. at this time an add-on from Mozilla which assists you track your earnings.
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