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Will this make Adwords’ Content Network attractive?

July 24th, 2008 David Rosam 1 comment

Like most people, I’ve never found much of a persuasive case for advertising on the Google Adwords Content Network – the conversion rates are normally pretty pitiful.

However, this new feature may just change all that:

Show your ad only when both keywords and placements match. You’ll get the benefits of keyword targeting while also limiting the places where your ad can appear.

For instance, set your campaign to appear only on your favourite soccer fan site and only when the site content matches the keyword soccer shoes. You may see less traffic, but AdWords contextual matching will help to make sure your placement pages are highly targeted.

I’ve not yet tried it. Maybe you have.

Accurate Search Numbers from Google – at last

July 10th, 2008 David Rosam No comments

Some very welcome information from Google today. Actual numbers of searches on key phrases. You can try it on Google’s Key Word Tool.

This is big news for anyone doing key phrase research, providing solid numbers that matter. It should mean no further guesswork and extrapolating from questionable data.

Thank you, Google!