Forum Moderators: martinibuster
The technique I am currently using is:
- Blocking MFAs.
- Blocking sites with no obvious conversion goal. These includes sites like information sites who's only point of contact is email/telephone/fax, sites who don't sell a product directly or have no automated process to allow the user to purchase online, sites that offer no sign up features like newsletters.
- Blocking really ugly and unnavigable sites.
- Blocking sites whose ad copy is so far from the theme of my site that users most likely won't click in the first place.
I have just started implementing this strategy over the last 3 days so I am prepared to wait the safe 3-4 week period to see if smart pricing kicks in from sites that I have allowed through. The essence of my strategy is to only show sites that have a good chance of reporting conversion data back to Google. There has been a slight drop in my CTR as a result of blocking MFAs but this was expected.
I'd be interested to hear others chip in.