Rumbas
msg:1402064 | 11:14 pm on Jan 8, 2004 (gmt 0) |
>Can this be done? Sure. Just put the non-english language pages up and let the Adsense bot figure it out. Make sure the languages are supported in Adsense though! Not sure about the rules about multiple accounts etc.
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runboard
msg:1402065 | 11:27 pm on Jan 8, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I had some non-english pages with adsense on it, and it often works just fine, serving indian ads to indian pages, and so on.
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AdSenseAdvisor
msg:1402066 | 1:40 am on Jan 9, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Rumbas has it right - the technology will look at your site page by page, and will automatically detect the appropriate language. There's no need for another account or another subdomain - you can have a site with pages in all 6 supported languages, and each page will have ads in the appropriate language. To confirm Rumbas' other point, please make sure to place the ad code only on pages that are in a supported language, so that you're complying with the program policies. ASA
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cyberair
msg:1402067 | 7:18 pm on Jan 9, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I have that working, but the difference is huge. For the english version I get ads 90% of the time. For the spanish version I get PSA's 99% of the time.
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TrafficL
msg:1402068 | 9:42 pm on Jan 9, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Cyberair - We are considering investing some resources to translate our content into spanish so that we can generate Adsense revenue. Is it your opinion that this would not be a worthwhile endeavor? Does anyone else have any experience with revenue from foreign Adsense ads? Anyone else experiencing what Cyberair is seeing?
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PatrickDeese
msg:1402069 | 9:56 pm on Jan 9, 2004 (gmt 0) |
There are a lot of keyword gaps in Spanish adword bids. I have a site that I have rewritten about 12 times, and yet to get anything but PSAs on it. Another site, with travel info in Spanish gets tons of ads, many of them, as a matter fact, in English (and some in German). This isn't a failure of the mediabot, it is because the advertisers are bidding on "all languages", even though their creatives are in another language. The visitors to the Spanish pages seem to be clicking on the ads nonetheless. FWIW, there is an "adsense web tool" that you can use to preview what ads the mediabot will generate for your site.
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caspita
msg:1402070 | 9:57 pm on Jan 9, 2004 (gmt 0) |
TrafficL ... it depends of the content .. I have my site english/spanish (the most of the vistors are spanish) and I'm usign the alternate ad to a php script to count number of fails .. so no PSAs ... about 80% of the time I get targeted Ads. It depends of the content. Edited : what PatrickDeese says above is true also
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