Google Hates Bridge Pages

[shanecabob]

Ive recently had some issues with my Landing pages getting slapped with QS of 1 and then having to figure out what happened. I talked to adwords support and they told me that google does not like bridge pages. I'm curious, how do others get around this issue when doing affiliate marketing with adwords? Is direct linking the only option?

Shane

[Sleaklight]

Create a blog. Write many blog posts. Cross link them to your blog post that your selling page. Create your ad and link to your money making blog post. If visitors then end up reading other blog posts, they'll be crosslinked back to your money making blog post. That's been working well for me.

[TimScott]

Originally Posted by Sleaklight

Create a blog. Write many blog posts. Cross link them to your blog post that your selling page. Create your ad and link to your money making blog post. If visitors then end up reading other blog posts, they'll be crosslinked back to your money making blog post. That's been working well for me.

I second that. You can no longer send traffic to a landing page or google will suspend you.

[Rush]

I've had the exact same problem as you. Google has pretty much slapped me so bad that I can't get anything to run anymore. I used to have a lot of luck with the content network in the past, even when my site wasn't showing up in search because of low quality score. I would have landing pages with a quality score of 1, and I was still able to spending thousands of dollars a day for weeks on the content network. I'm not sure if this works anymore but it's worth a shot. I know this isn't an answer to the question you're asking, but I just thought it was something to consider if you aren't taking advantage of it already.