Google ads far from perfect
Google is one of the best companies of all time, but it still has its kinks.
Google's AdSense program allows blogs and other websites to make money. Google passes along some of the money it makes when visitors click on an ad.
Google brags about its ability to deliver targeted ads to your website. Moreover, Google brags about its ability to deliver its clients' ads to potential clients through AdWords.
As of this writing, my ad client was pimping Silica Gel, a topic I tackled two days/five posts ago.
Google's AdSense program allows blogs and other websites to make money. Google passes along some of the money it makes when visitors click on an ad.
Google brags about its ability to deliver targeted ads to your website. Moreover, Google brags about its ability to deliver its clients' ads to potential clients through AdWords.
As of this writing, my ad client was pimping Silica Gel, a topic I tackled two days/five posts ago.
Spend ten seconds on my site, and you'll know there's a less-than-slight chance my visitors need silica any time soon.
Luckily, Google loses revenue when its ads go unclicked, so this problem shouldn't go unchecked too long.
For the time being, mentioning "silica" might cost me another two days of silica-targeted ads.
Luckily, Google loses revenue when its ads go unclicked, so this problem shouldn't go unchecked too long.
For the time being, mentioning "silica" might cost me another two days of silica-targeted ads.
Labels: advertising
5 Comments:
well now there have adds up for "paris hilton pics". google must think that whores and pervs look at your site.
Okay, maybe it's not all that inaccurate, after all.
i like the desiccant ads . . . how else am i supposed to keep all of my packaged garments from getting musty?
I just bought a huge box of Silica Gel. I guess Google Ads does work....
Kevin,
It's okay. We know your mustiness extends beyond your packaged garment collection.
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