blaze
msg:1131565 | 2:25 am on Mar 18, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Pretty sure google is slowly but surely putting the screws on affiliates. Anything that puts money in ValueClick's pocket isn't going into Googles.
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AdWordsAdvisor
msg:1131566 | 2:32 am on Mar 18, 2005 (gmt 0) |
| tell google to post sample landing pages that are acceptable, and sample pages that are unacceptable to help clarify things...that would rock...the email was much more helpful then what i got over the phone... |
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I'd be happy to pass that on metakomm. ;) I'll add it to the report, along with a few other quotes from this thread. AWA
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patient2all
msg:1131567 | 3:06 am on Mar 18, 2005 (gmt 0) |
AWA, Regardless of when the concept was dreamed up, it's far too subjective to be properly measured on a case by case basis. One could go back and forth forever with still "not enough additional useful content", still "not enough education" contained within. One person's trivia can be another's bible. The policy sounds as meaningful as school assignments that must be at least 1,000 words or two pages single spaced. Although a policy of "at least 1,000 words" can be measured and understood by both parties without room for debate. It's possible to be terse and to the point yet have more meaning than pages worth of "content", though it's obvious I have a problem being "terse" :) patient2all
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AdWordsAdvisor
msg:1131568 | 6:13 am on Mar 18, 2005 (gmt 0) |
| Regardless of when the concept was dreamed up, it's far too subjective to be properly measured on a case by case basis. One could go back and forth forever with still "not enough additional useful content", still "not enough education" contained within. One person's trivia can be another's bible.... |
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You make a good point, patient2all, and I'll be pasting your quote into the Advertiser Feedback report, right after I send this post. ;) AWA
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patient2all
msg:1131569 | 6:46 pm on Mar 18, 2005 (gmt 0) |
I mean, I love this quote and live by it: "Simplicity, carried to an extreme, becomes elegance." -- Jon Franklin
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