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I'm just using ads on my site for 6 days.. and even I'm annoyed seing them :) - I even made them go in so well with the layout no one can tell they are ads. -- which adversly turned out in 0.03 CTR... :) down from 1.5 CTR, when using the 'mother earth' default....
anyhow..
here's what I'm talking about:
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.. see the '+' and '-' for the blocks?
I was just looking through this site's code.. and thinking maybe someone already got this figured...
I run a community site with few very frequent users. They will be delighted to 'turn off' ads visiting the advertiser's sites :)
Thank you!
Cheers.
If this is totally a bad idea.. please pitch in with remarks, thoughts, other ideas.. :)
maybe innovate on what I've come up with :)
[edited by: Jenstar at 3:51 am (utc) on April 5, 2004]
[edit reason] Sorry, no URLs as per TOS [/edit]
You can set a cookie once the user has clicked in the area and that cookie can be referenced to determine whether to show that area of the page or not in the future. If the user has no cookie, they see the ad. If cookie exists, no ad.
If the cookie exists, don't even use the AdWords code at all - if not, load up AdWords. This way you'll only be showing ads to people who don't have the cookie, and won't be wasting impressions for people who already do.