Apologies for what I am sure is an obvious question.
I have noticed a competitor has registered a whole bunch of domains which are all the same except for the last word.
(Example) The main web site is widgets.com, but he has now registered domains such as
widgets-usa.com
widgets-france.com
widgets-spain.com
widgets-jamaica.com
you get the picture? ALL of these are doorway pages with links only back to the main widgets site. I can understand from a company protecting it's trademark point of view, BUT these doorway sites are appearing in AdWords, which I suspect is not allowed, right?
Is that correct? And if so, who do I email about it?
Thank you so much and Merry Christmas (or simply Happy Holidays if you prefer)
[edited by: Monkscuba at 1:39 am (utc) on Dec. 20, 2006]
FWIW ..I think adwords doesnt allow doorway pages or redirects ..
probably the contact point at the top right of this page
[adwords.google.com...]
( You'll have to copy and paste that link as this board doesnt like some https links to be live..)
Is where maybe you would notify suspected breach of policy guidelines ..
[edited by: Leosghost at 1:39 am (utc) on Dec. 20, 2006]
If I had a site with a number of pages of content writtin in UK English with Ad Campaigns targetted at the UK, should there be any problem (at least from a Terms and Conditions or Moral Perspective) if I copied the site to a new domain name, edited the Language to be US English (say) and set up a similar Ad Campaign targeted at the US?
I don't know if this is what the original poster has seen, but it seems a reasonable thing to do IMHO.