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Content Bids In Adwords
Question,
I use adwords to drive traffic for affiliate commissions. I see a HUGE amount of impressions from the "Content Network". The CTR and ROI through the Content Network are low compared to the Search Network. I know I can put in different bids for the same ad between the search network and the content network, but was wondering if it is worth turning off my ads on the Content Network? Or just lowering my content bids to pretty much nothing? Anyone have any experience with this? Thanks Last edited by mohms; 05-22-2007 at 09:38 AM. |
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