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Exclusion options
It's good to have the option to exclude ads from appearing in certain categories as well as specific sites. It should make it much easier to keep conversion rates high by ensuring the ads only appear with content that true potential customers are visiting.
Adwords content exclusions
To be honest with the size of the Google content network this feature is pretty late in coming. From experience I know the majority of clients pay per click campaigns are opted out of the content network (by client) because they perceive it as too general, despite it actually producing pretty good results most o fthe time conversion wise. I wish Yahoo would follow Adwords lead here!
Nice article
Nice article, thanks! We had limited our site targeted marketing because of this exact reason. Looks like we'll have to give it another run with our mesothelioma campaign.
Thanks,
Michael
www.fleming-law.com/3-1_practice-area.cfm
seems useful
seems like useful learning since we were about to launch iur new adword compaign
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Interesting Article
This article is great! Definately have to check it out and how it works on the site www.MortgageFishing.com/quote.php?sourceid=default
Thanks for informing
Hi,
Thanks for informing ..i have just checked that .
Thanks,
Sonika Mishra
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