Onsite Advertiser Site Name Solution

multiple domain names nicely masked

[incrediBILL]

After hearing all of the complaints about only having one site name displayed for the "Advertise on this site" page for people with multiple sites I thought you all might enjoy little tip, which may or may not have been posted before but probably bears repeating anyway.

Instead of putting your company name or domain in the "Site Name" field simply set the Site Name to "this site" so when someone clicks on "Advertise on this site" the next page Google shows again just says "Advertise on this site" with no site name.

Solves the problem nicely for multiple domains, the page title Google shows echoes the link exactly, doesn't expose you have more than one domain, and they'll see your original domain name where the ads appeared when they proceed to buy a site targetted ad.

Hope this helps those with the multi-site dilemma!

[Webwork]

Only a buddy would be so thoughtful.

Thanks for the tip, buddy.

Oh, nevermind . . . Thanks for the tip you old fart!

[Play_Bach]

> Instead of putting your company name or domain in the "Site Name" field
> simply set the Site Name to "this site" so when someone clicks on "Advertise on this site"
> the next page Google shows again just says "Advertise on this site" with no site name.

I just left the field blank, get the same thing:

You're only steps away from advertising on this site, a valued member of Google's diverse network of partner websites. The 'Advertise on this site' link you just clicked is part of an ad delivered by the Google AdWords system. Click 'Sign Up Now' to open an AdWords account and create an ad for this site in one quick, simple process. Write your own message, set the price you want to pay, and we'll take care of the rest.