I emailed Google with this snippet i read from Search Engine Fast Start by Dan Thies : To get accurate data, set your campaign options to limit distribution to Google.com only. You do this by making sure the boxes that say “search sites in Google’s network” and “content sites in Google’s network” are unchecked in […]
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So its not allowed by Google policies to click on adsense ads that are appearing on your website. So what do you do when you see a contextually targetted ad that is REALLY interesting to you? Here is what you can do. Hover your mouse pointing over the ad, and look at the bottom left […]
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What happens when Google catches you messing around with your adsense ads? Answer: Google disables your account and sends you a nasty email! Furthermore, you also forfeit any accumulated earnings. A publisher’s site may not have invalid clicks on any ad(s), including but not limited to clicks generated by: – a publisher on his own web […]
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I would like to personally thank Mr Howard L. of Microsoft for helping me out with my MSN Adcenter registration. For those of you that don’t know yet, MSN Adcenter is Microsoft’s answer to Google Adwords. The problem is that MSN Adcenter is still in BETA and is available only in the US and by […]
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Since AOL uses Google’s search engine, Google actually has more than 50% share of the search engine market! No wonder a lot of search engine optimizers are focused on gaining the top ranks on google. The chart above comes from http://searchenginewatch.com/reports/article.php/2156451
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