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question about google channels

Discussion in 'Placement / Reviews / Examples' started by eddie43302, Nov 26, 2006.

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    i was just wondering since i have a free multi-hosting website.should i really use ads on google that are acutally displaying websites similiar to mine offering free hosting, free image hosting aint that like actually taking business from my website.should i change my ads to display something else or not.just a little curiosity on my part.
     
    eddie43302, Nov 26, 2006 IP
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    sure, if you're selling actual products (?) on your site, you may need to make the decision whether you'll make more money selling those products or selling clicks at $.27 a pop. but, no, you can't change the ads to display something else--that's the whole point of contextual advertising.

    What you can do, though, is ban certain URLs of direct competitors. i do that, but i have a much smaller pool of competitors to deal with. sounds like you'd have an endless project with your niche...
     
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    eddie43302 Well-Known Member

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    thanks for your reply.
     
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    Well, you want to display ads of interest to your visitors to get clicks. If your visitors come to your website looking for free-hosting, you want to have ads related to hosting.
     
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