Archive for the 'Google Adwords' Category

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Show your face to google!

Monday, February 12th, 2007

 

 Are you a looker ?

google want’s to see your smile..

Its an odd request but hey… why not..

If you want to share your photo, visit this page for all the details. Along with your photo, we ask that you include your name, your customer ID number (so we can match you up with your account), your business name, and a description of the photo. High resolution images, greater than 5 megapixels, are best. We’d also love it if you could include a paragraph describing your business and how you are using AdWords. If we use your photo we’ll also send you a small thank you gift. Thanks for helping to make our offices a happier, smilier place.

 

More info here:
http://adwords.blogspot.com/2007/02/share-your-smiles-with-us.html

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Ask.com adwords campaign seem to get around brands ?

Wednesday, December 13th, 2006

Just seen this on a mate PC..

 Got him to take this screen shot..  Funny imho …

 Its so bad for user experience imho..

I clicked on the add to see what ask was going to off me in regards to msn and the same ebay ad is on both ask and google.. The serps both have msn at the top so whats the point ???

Is ask just paying something like 0.000000001p per click for these crazy terms..

 Any way here the screen shot:

 

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Radio adwords..

Monday, December 11th, 2006

 I’m looking forward to some feed back on this but i’m pretty sure its not going to be very applicable for me and my sites again :(

 

Bringing radio advertising to Google advertisers: an update

 

Read more

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Google accounts snapshot!

Friday, November 10th, 2006

Spotted over at seoptimise Kevin posted on the forums and blogged the fact that a

 

 

http://blog.seoptimise.com/2006/11/google-adwords-account-snapshot.html

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Google new adwords diagnostics tool dosen’t work for me :(

Thursday, November 9th, 2006

Google has released a new adwords tool that allows you to find out whats making you ads not show..

 well my ads show but google says “NO”.. i’m .. so i’m getting clicks and imp’s and rank of 7.2 perfect i’m happy and have been for the last 3 yrs for this k/w but google trying to tell me its not working out for me and I should give them more money..

 So what am I going to do.. Well … you guessed it.. NOTHING..

Another tool that I can ignore..

screen shot here:

googles diagnostics tool

 

nothing on google blog as yet..

 

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Google Website Optimizer - Landing page heaven!

Thursday, October 19th, 2006

 

 Quoted from google :

Looking to increase the number of conversions you’re getting on your site? If so, you’ll likely be interested to hear what Ann-Lee, from the Website Optimizer team, has to say about a new tool:

So google allowing us to play with our page content but just with them

Website Optimizer to experiment with your landing page does not have any impact on your Quality Score

 Pretty cool.. I assume google going to take this info and work out web page formations and “maybe” include them in rankings ?

 

http://adwords.blogspot.com/2006/10/beta-testers-needed-for-new-website.html#links

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google.com/gmm live! palm maps

Monday, October 16th, 2006

 

 

Maps in the Palm in your hand..

 

 

Quote from the google blog..

Since we first launched Google Maps for mobile devices, we’ve adapted it to more phones and languages and added features like traffic info. And as of today, the new Palm Treo version answers our top request from users. It’s been months in the making, but I think you’ll find it worth the wait. We think this is the fastest, slickest version yet, with draggable maps and translucent pop-up balloons that don’t hide the map.

People still have been wondering about when ads well go live on mobile devices

 

Read more http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/10/maps-in-palm-in-your-hand.html

 

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adwordseditor version2 - google new awords tools!

Thursday, October 5th, 2006

ADD: http://www.google.com/support/adwordseditor/

This is for adwordseditor version2 

 

Email from awords today :D

 

I hope that you are well. Following on from our conversation last week
about the AdWords Editor, I wanted to let you know about some great
improvements that we have made to the this tool, which I know that you
have used before. We have just launched the second version of this tool
and you will prompted to update your version the next time you open this
tool.
Please find attached a presentation on these new features. In brief, some
of the improvements are:

- Keyword management tools - find duplicate keywords, keyword grouper
- Add/Update Multiple tools - add multiple ad texts/keywords, add/update
multiple Ad Groups
- Advanced searching and editing tools - advanced maximum CPC changes, URL
changes, replace text feature.

I hope that you will find this information useful and that this tool now
better suits your updating needs. If you have any questions about these
features, please do not hesitate to contact me.

New tools.. Must go and play :D

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No such thing as Canadian Google Advertising Professionals

Thursday, September 21st, 2006

 

This was an amazing discovery.. Couldn’t believe this really..

Us in the uk are oftern out of the US loop for example the like of ypn etc..

But the norm seemed to be us/canada then EU then the rest of the world..

But this time its different..

Yep us,uk,europe, asia and afrian countries are included.. but no canada..

Here a quote from  jensense

With all the countries that AdWords supports in their Google Advertising Professionals (GAP) program for becoming a Qualified Company, could Canadians be excluded from joining?

The answer is - unbelievably - yes. If you are Canadian, you cannot become a Qualfied Company in the Google Advertising Professionals program. The list of acceptable countries is here… there are 130 supported countries, including several countries I hadn’t even heard of before. But definitely no Canada. Canadians are only able to become qualified individuals.

Read more here :http://www.jensense.com/archives/2006/09/adwords_doesnt.html

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Adwords on your mobile!

Thursday, September 7th, 2006

You can now login into your adwords account and try the mobile ads out..

From Google:

What do mobile ads look like?

Mobile ads contain two lines of text, with a limit of 12 or 18 characters per line, depending on the language in which you write your ad. Your Destination URL appears on a third line if you choose to enter one. If you select the option that allows customers to directly connect to your business phone, a Call link will be displayed next to your Destination URL.

 Great if your promoting pizza’s but Iv’e got site that I could test this on :(

For more info see : https://adwords.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?topic=8500