caine
msg:525773 | 1:33 pm on Dec 22, 2001 (gmt 0) |
interesting, i wonder who the partners would be, i use the adw's for kw research. I can't really see who the partners are going to be. I can't imagine it would be Y!, or any of the LS partners, nor Ink fed D's or SE's. Bets on the table ladies and gentlemen !
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Drastic
msg:525774 | 5:37 pm on Dec 22, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Yahoo comes to mind first, since they already partner with them for spidered results. Yahoo's recent PPC addition makes me think they would be up for it. Plus, with the rumors of Yahoo going back to Ink, Google may have done this to help keep their foot in the door.
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skibum
msg:525775 | 6:45 pm on Dec 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Lets hope they make it easy track the response from individual syndication partners.
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mivox
msg:525776 | 6:58 pm on Dec 26, 2001 (gmt 0) |
They should also allow advertisers to choose which partner sites their ads are shown on... a US national television advertiser could (for instance) choose not to have their commercials shown in Kentucky. So what if I want my adwords ad shown on partner site #1, because they do a good job of reaching my target demographic, but I don't want it shown on #2, because their users have a low sales conversion rate...
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ggrot
msg:525777 | 2:38 am on Dec 27, 2001 (gmt 0) |
>> So what if I want my adwords ad shown on partner site #1, because they do a good job of reaching my target demographic, but I don't want it shown on #2, because their users have a low sales conversion rate... Or you are willing to pay 10% more for better traffic from site #1 than #2. But that doesn't do either #1 or #2 any good, nor does it help google. I wouldn't count on being able to make individual selections.
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Brett_Tabke
msg:525778 | 7:07 am on Dec 31, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Don't you think that if it does happen, that adwords customers will have some choice in the matter? I don't see it as being force fed whether you want to or not.
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