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    Adsense change their cpc due to crisis?

    Bingo! It's likely that majority of your earned CPCs came from one advertiser that was bidding a ridiculous CPC on content ads. He pulls his...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Dec 3, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Keyword Searches Per Day or Per Month

    Keep in mind that this data is pulled from Dogpile and Metacrawler, which make up what... 0.03% of all searches? Your margin of error is going to...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Jul 2, 2008 in forum: Google
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    Geographic Settings are combative! Need help/advice please

    That's not what my Google rep told me.
    Post by: paulpedersen, May 28, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Geographic Settings are combative! Need help/advice please

    The only other potential issues I can see is that the "Visible URL" had a poor quality score.
    Post by: paulpedersen, May 6, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Adgroups Phrases Overlaps...

    Most likely, the one that will get priority is the one that makes Google more money. Or as Google calls it, "Ad Rank". Ad Rank (CPC * Quality...
    Post by: paulpedersen, May 1, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    HELP!!!!! GoogleSlapped Fixed Slapped Again WTF????

    What's your overall account CTR? Even if you have great CTRs on some keywords, the poor performing keyword can effect your minimum bid on the...
    Post by: paulpedersen, May 1, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Pausing Adwords campaign and coming back

    I haven't had any problems yet. However, the kinds of accounts I generally work with are large enough volume that they would get 10,000...
    Post by: paulpedersen, May 1, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Geographic Settings are combative! Need help/advice please

    Basically, it sounds like creating a new campaign is not working because the Quality Score of your account is poor. The "Account" Quality Score...
    Post by: paulpedersen, May 1, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Inactive for search keywords. Help !

    I manage several accounts and have seen this a lot with both auto "makes" and with "forum" related keywords. Inactive right off the bat. I think...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Apr 29, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Negative Keywords

    I agree with Prodrock. You need both.
    Post by: paulpedersen, Apr 29, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Quality score and position normaliziation

    I have no documentation to back this up, but it seems that AdWords doesn't measure straight CTR, but rather "Will this ad, with it's high CTR,...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Apr 29, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    uggggh my stupid ctr.

    Sometimes you get into a category where the natural results are so good that they get to what they want right off the bat or the competition's ads...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Apr 29, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Who is your PPC mentor?

    I've been in the PPC business for five year, and there were no mentors when I started. With that said, I give a copy of Perry Marshall's book,...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Apr 29, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    uggggh my stupid ctr.

    Both suggestions are good. I would target your campaigns like eHerrera_Jr described. Generally, if you have more than one or two dozen keywords...
    Post by: paulpedersen, Apr 29, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Overide "target=_top" in non-hosted iframe

    They won't do that because it's used by thousands and the target is set to "_top" so that links won't load in the iframe.
    Post by: paulpedersen, Feb 23, 2008 in forum: JavaScript