what would u do if visitors ignoring google ads?
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if people not clicking on google ads what is the solution? 
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dojo posted this at 11:43 — 15th January 2005.
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Well, don't know .. you're not supposed to tell them to click since it's against Adsense TOS. Anyone .. Ideas?
teammatt3 posted this at 16:50 — 15th January 2005.
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Where have you placed them? Put them in a spot so they can see them every where on the page.
clientcenters posted this at 21:24 — 15th January 2005.
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to help with better placement:
-make sure they match
-place them around where users are most likely to see them (header, in articles, etc)
-make sure google can index your website to serve more relevant ads: https://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?answer=10532&topic=159
Here's a couple of examples:
http://www.nerdbyte.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=18
http://www.pariswhitneyhilton.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=39
AIML.US || Spaggle
huma posted this at 02:59 — 18th February 2005.
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Do not put them above your main content like those two sites are doing, you'll end up loosing your visitors like that.
Renegade posted this at 23:50 — 15th January 2005.
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Nothing, there is nothing you can do to (legally) that will make users click on the ads. It is entirely up to the user. Just be be strategic about the placements of the ad.
Cheng Eu Chew - Renegade
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tomkuegler posted this at 12:30 — 17th January 2005.
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The best simple techniques you can do with any contextual advertising is:
1. Make the ads blend in with the content from both a look-and-feel and a placement situation. For example, if you have a white background, make sure your ads have a whitebackground.
2. Make sure the ads are contextually relelvant. They should be about what ever the subject of the page is.
Just a few small things that can make a big difference.
Tom Kuegler
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freemaster posted this at 11:03 — 31st January 2005.
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thanks all for who helped me answering problem
sincere
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freemaster
DaffyDuck posted this at 13:44 — 31st January 2005.
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Hi freemaster, it is most unusual not to get some clicks, especially competitors spamming your site and using up your budget, so what do your stats say? Have you checked all your connections?
Greg K posted this at 03:48 — 18th February 2005.
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Simple, whenever a user moves the mouse over a link, have javascript wait 1/2 a second then move the ad over the link....
LOL
-Greg
james.thornton posted this at 16:59 — 3rd March 2005.
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LOL.
Seriously, though, definately make it look as if it's part of your page. It's not important that your visitors know it's not part of your page, but the fact that it doesn't ruin the design and looks "clickable". An example of well incorporated ads off the top of my head is hackit.org .
Good luck!
James
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