 I have complained about this before, even to Google in the Adwords and Adsense forums. If there were an advertisement server better than Adsense I would change over. I have tried, but they do not get the results that Adsense gets in Moxie Drive Expressions. This picture is just one. If it were not for the competitive ad filter in Adsense, I would not make any money. One of these hits and my eCPM gets cut in half. If I don't notice it right away, I lose a lot of money. I really wish Google would do something about these scammers. Here is my Competitive ad filter content so far. 1affiliateanswers.com 3mhis.com achieveteam.com adready.com advanceddatabasemarketing.com/ affiliatesden.com affiliatesilverbullet.com autopilotprofits.1st-eload.com avaya.com bigincomecoach.com bigmoneypro.com bigseminar.com bluecollarriches.com blutext.com buildanichestore.com buildanichestoreofficial.com cheapestbestproducts.com circuitcity.com closelyguardedmlmsecrets.com createbarcodes.com djkassassin.com dropshiphq.net ebates.com ebay.com ebooks4people.net energyvendingbusiness.com everydayhealth.com forexonlineprogram.com forexpowerstrategy.com freegoogleads.com gillettevenus.com google.com gotomypc.com insidersoftware.com internetmilliondollars.com legitimatebusinessreviews.com livepowerful.com makingmoney08.com moneyanimal.com myclickbiz.com myperfectwealthformulaonline.com officedepot.com officialbuildanichestore.com passive-residual-income-plan.com phonepeople.com pluginprofitsite.com profitlance.com profitmentoring.com projectpayday.com projectquickcash.com quickfireprofits.com realwebfortune.com rebate-processor-jobs.com searchanalytics.compete.com secondrotation.com sellerathome.com sellingtohumannature.com shoretel.com singleschat4all.com sixfigureprogram.com thebestbizreview.com thehomebusinessexecutive.net themaptowealth.com thousanddollarprofits.com toponlinecompany.com truckshops.org www.superaffiliates.com yourworryfreebusiness.com Notice all the affiliate programs. They are all scams...
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5 Comments:
Long Live Bart the Bear!
I guess as long as they will pay, they get to play.
Why would scams buy PPC's anyway?
Anyhow, keep up the good roar...
8:19 PM
Bart,
You never cease to open my eyes and amaze me with what you write. I have so much to learn and I am glad to know that you will provide the outlet.
Fantstic post as always my friend.
Doug G
7:36 AM
Bart the answer to your question is simple, when an advertiser places an ad on the content network if they are not careful and only select the main url their ads can show up on all the pages of the site. I'm sure after looking at this page all the ads here are for affiliate marketing that your main url is what was used in the content ads.
3:37 PM
OK Joe. I was not aware that an advertiser could place an ad by selecting my main url in the content network. I thought Google was in control...
8:21 AM
Its a new deal google has its call site targeting google just does not explain it very well on how it works, an advertiser needs to go to each site and check to see what page he wants the ad to run on and then put that url in.
I'm sure no advertiser wants his ad running on a page that he does not have a snow balls chance of getting a sale.
all google wants is his money!
9:27 PM
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