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A question about doorways and bridges
Question: Am I in danger of having my client's site structure interpreted as a doorway or a bridge?
Details: I'm building a website for a client which will ultimately be used for PPC campaigns. The website organization is based on the corporate structure with a separate URL for each of the business all linked to a main page also with it's own URL. SiteStructure There is little or no overlap between the businesses outside of the automotive theme. I would run adwords accounts or campaigns for each Business Domain. What is the best way to organize this? Do I need separate IP addresses? Last edited by wwconsult; 09-29-2008 at 11:35 PM. Reason: added link to clarify question |
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