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Likes Received By DirtyDog

  1. debare liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Adsense success story!.

    I think Google needs to take the time to certify every publisher and limit ads to sites that have been reviewed and verfied for TOS...

    Jan 28, 2007

  2. duzins liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Effects of removing images next to ads.

    Google gave me a warning for having images next to ads so I removed them. The result was a 3-4% reduction in CTR, and about a 20%...

    Dec 3, 2006

  3. avi8r liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Google has turned us all into trained monkeys....

    Yeah damn Google for sending me fat checks! And for making me create sites with reasonable structure and content so they can know what...

    Oct 29, 2006

  4. sarahk liked DirtyDog's post in the thread One Account rule.

    I have 2 accounts for businesses I am involved in and I manage several other accounts for clients. Google doesn't seem to mind.

    Apr 12, 2006

  5. ViciousSummer liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Pet/Dog Domain.

    Count me in for a leather spiked collar and a couple revealing lace pooch nighties.

    Mar 31, 2006

  6. Crazy_Rob liked DirtyDog's post in the thread New Moderator (Jenstar).

    LOL you should change your name to "slowhorn".

    Mar 23, 2006

  7. RectangleMan liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Buying big - $50k budget.

    LOL that's funny stuff! What you guys don't seem to understand is that a site that is worth this kind of money takes a lot of...

    Mar 14, 2006

  8. DomainMagnate liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Pet Site for Sale: $xxx-xxxx Revenue/month PR3.

    Nobody is going to spend 6k or more on a site that you haven't kept adequate stats on. Your server doesn't have logs?

    Mar 10, 2006

  9. hulkster liked DirtyDog's post in the thread YPN has Adjusted February 21 Payment Downward.

    Back to the YPN reductions, it is impossible to know why there was an adjustment but we can speculate. I wonder if they are starting to...

    Feb 23, 2006

  10. forkqueue liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Big blow to google images:.

    Not the sharpest tool in the shed are you? Google images is an important source of targetted traffic. My second largest referrer is...

    Feb 21, 2006

  11. Alucard liked DirtyDog's post in the thread DMOZ is more corrupted than KREML!!.

    How is it possible for a single person to create 30 "quality" sites? I think your definition of quality will differ from most peoples.

    Feb 14, 2006

  12. compostannie liked DirtyDog's post in the thread DMOZ is more corrupted than KREML!!.

    How is it possible for a single person to create 30 "quality" sites? I think your definition of quality will differ from most peoples.

    Feb 12, 2006

  13. Henny liked DirtyDog's post in the thread I Hate Ypn!!!.

    Perhaps they disliked your singing?

    Jan 16, 2006

  14. Unknown Member liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Chitika a Scam? Screenshot rofl...

    .04 cents ecpm eh? I average $40 ecpm with Adsense, more with YPN. Why not use Adsense or YPN? I have a hard time understanding why...

    Jan 12, 2006

  15. explorer liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Hosting site for sale, 19k/month.

    That's easy to figure. Everyone knows Yahoo can't keep throwing piles of money at people forever and earnings will return to Adsense...

    Dec 21, 2005

  16. Alucard liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Dmoz editor bullying and discrimination.

    All you have to do to beat them is ignore them. If they don't get the attention they are after, they will fade away. Use the ignore...

    Dec 19, 2005

  17. pagode liked DirtyDog's post in the thread Dmoz editor bullying and discrimination.

    The advice is for the Dmoz editors.

    Dec 18, 2005