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Here is a food for thought, anyone using ad-words for their sites because I was told by Google that having direct links to affiliate sites is only if you give enough information
Here is a food for thought, anyone using ad-words for their sites because I was told by Google that having direct links to affiliate sites is only if you give enough information
Yeah, they came down really hard on folks for bridge pages several years back. In fact, well over 1 MILLION Adwords accounts were suspended. One approach you can take if you are going to use Adwords is to do what you would do within your content that you would within the SEO world.
Don't riddle your page with affiliate links.
Don't create pages with weak content.
Don't use duplicate content on you pages.
Create valuable, user centric content.
Keep your promotional pages centralized (use review pages) that you send people to from your initial landing page in Adwords (avoid direct affiliate links on your landers).
If you follow those rules, you will be fine within the Adwords world.
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I just finished my second street article and I love the concept and I had no idea so many people were on it reading articles! This will really help my business!
Yes, I really like Street Articles. I am going to send my second article in tomorrow. Congrats to you! :-)
Just finished my secondStreet Article
I just finished my second street article and I love the concept and I had no idea so many people were on it reading articles! This will really help my business!
Yes, I really like Street Articles. I am going to send my second article in tomorrow. Congrats to you! :-)
Yeah, they came down really hard on folks for bridge pages several years back. In fact, well over 1 MILLION Adwords accounts were suspended. One approach you can take if you are going to use Adwords is to do what you would do within your content that you would within the SEO world.
Don't riddle your page with affiliate links.
Don't create pages with weak content.
Don't use duplicate content on you pages.
Create valuable, user centric content.
Keep your promotional pages centralized (use review pages) that you send people to from your initial landing page in Adwords (avoid direct affiliate links on your landers).
If you follow those rules, you will be fine within the Adwords world.
Thank you Kyle. I want to keep my affiliates so I may not go that route.