Shak
msg:32905 | 6:41 pm on Sep 7, 2003 (gmt 0) |
3 possible reasons. 1, Have you requested Google to show your ads on partner network, or rather have you opted out? 2, Are your ads hitting a high enough CTR to be passed over to the partner network. 3, Have your ads been editorially approved, which is the case before passing across the network? Shak
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ogletree
msg:32906 | 9:17 pm on Sep 7, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Most of my ads have been around for a long time. I have one ad that is in ask but not in Google. Google says that ad is not getting enough click through and is disabled. All my other ads seem to be doing fine on both Google and Ask. 1. Done
2. How do you know this
3. My ads have been approved and have been around for a while. We get tons of hits from Google every day for this catagory. Just none from Ask because the ad is not there.
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ogletree
msg:32907 | 9:58 pm on Sep 9, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Ok the answer is if you make any change to a google ad it will dissapear off of partner sites until they are approved. It seems to me they should stay like the old ads until they are approved not dissapear. That is stupid.
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caine
msg:32908 | 9:19 am on Sep 13, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Google will let you get away with alot when it comes to adwords on their own system, which is approved by bots. As Shak said, before the adds are approved for cross network visibility they have to be approved by a human, whom will look at them with a lot stricter criteria for the approval of the add onto partnered systems.
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ogletree
msg:32909 | 4:55 pm on Sep 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I understand that now. My only beef now is that while the edited ads are in the aproval process why can't the old approved ads stay there outside Google.
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