Forum Moderators: martinibuster
i have like a forum for cars and it shows #*$!en flowers for sale
i wish we could pick our "categories" somehow that would rock
Please explain.
So, the alternate way to get the url of an ad you want to filter is [very carefully so as not to click on the ad] right-click on the bold portion of the ad and select "Properties" and in address (you'll probably have to scroll it by dragging with your mouse) look for the part that follows "adurl=".
In the case of the ford ad, the url that followed "adurl=" was [IIRC] doubleclick. Look deep into the doubleclick url to find another url. That's the url you want to filter, not doubleclick.
This definitely worked for me in the case of the ford ad.
my ads are freaking totally unreleavant
i dont get this i thought google was contextual more like craptextual if you as kme
A month ago, ad targeting was great on that page. Site visitors were clicking, I was earning money, Google was too.
Then (due to an ad matching algorithm change?) I began seeing off-topic link unit categories. In response, I tweaked the page (repositioned a page element) to try and sharpen the focus.
Big mistake.
A week later, four link unit ad categories were reduced to one.
I restored the page to its original layout and content.
A few days later, the link unit vanished completely.
This is not really due to advertisers shutting down for the holidays. On other pages, I am seeing four link unit categories much like what I saw on the home page before I mucked things up.
Before, that page earned > 50% of my Adsense revenue for this site. With the disappearance of the link unit, I am now earning very little from that page, and my site-wide clicks and revenues are cut by more than half.
Adsense can really be bonkers at times.