Irrelevant ads .....again

Hi,

I started this site about 2 days ago. Some pages are getting good relevant ads, whils the front page gets generic, bug software and similar ads.

Any ideas?
Is there not enough keywords on the page etc?

http://www.lpgconversions.org/news.php

Daniel

 

I see credit card and ecommerce ads. What kind of ads are you targeting? (I didn't read your posts; too lazy).

 

LPG gas and fuel adverts

Some of the pages serve up the exact stuff I am looking for. Just seems to be that front page that is causing issues

 

If it's new (you said 2 days old?) give it some time and submit a sitemap, use section targeting, all that good stuff.

 

Section targetting. I kne I forgot something. Cheers mate

Dont you hate when you put days worth of work into building a clean site with good integration and information and then you forget something so simple

*slaps himself on forhead*

Thanks again mate.

 

ads look relevant to me

 

What ads are you seeing Sebastya?

I see RSS feeds and software related ads on the front page.

On some of the pages I see relevant ads.

They should be fuel and LPG ads like on the calculator page

 

I'm seeing two groups of ads: the generic credit card/credit ads in the first group, and the mambo/CMS ads in the second. Which means Google hasn't crawled your site yet, hasn't put you in their index yet, so it won't matter what you do until Google sends a bot to spider your site. (Right now it's just giving you generic (but high paying) credit ads and the programming ads because it hasn't ventured very far into your site i.e. your content.) All you can do now is wait, be patient, and work on getting the site into Google. Should take a few days to a week. I wouldn't waste anymore time on trying to get the "right" ads because that won't happen until Google spiders and index you. Just concentrate on something else and forget about the ads. If you've done all your SEOing, then it's out of your hands.

 

Im seeing all rss feed ads also. Need to wait a bit

 

thansk guys. Have to sit and wait ho hum.

Might do some more promotion

 

I've ended up with junky ads, too, on pages named news.php/news.html or news/

Try renaming that page from news.php to something more relevant, like lpg.php

or better yet, use an htaccess file to make that page default, instead of redirecting to it, so it shows up under the simple url of lpgconversions.org

 

am getting credit card, india jobs, rss feeds and some un recognizable ones !!

i think u shud try the CRAWLER SIMULATOR tool at seochat.com (find it on the left hand side under tools section)

 

As i mentioned in another post, use section targetting. See Adsense help for more info.

 

I don't think there are enough keywords for adsense to know what "lpg" stands for. Put a definition up there. The same initials are used for many things, including software and land planning. Put in some words like hybrid-cars, energy-saving, high-gas-prices, etc.

 

I think the news.php is part of the issue as well as the page not yet being crawled. I am going to change the name of the page.

On other pages it provides the correct ads

 

Too early to suggest you already need tinkering, uoy might get relevant ads in the next few days.

 

I wouldn't do that. You're just going to add to your index time.

 

good point.

I will be writing some of my own SEF for this as the pages will be all of the same format I might as well make it search engine friendly

But I guess the best idea is wait until i am indexed first. I want to get rid of the index.php re-direct set by e107 as well

 

I put some mod_rewrite rules in place now so it all is a bit more SEF

So now instead of redirecting I index.html, index.php etc all point to news.php

I made the other pages with cleaner names and made them all html pages too

 

It looks like the SEF stuff did work. I am still getting some of the wrong types of ads but there is a lot of proper ads mixed in so it is looking much better