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what's wrong ?

by DiZ
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Hello,
I'm newbie in web marketing,

I promote this peerfly offers:
- CHD - iPhone 4S [Allows Pre-Pop] AND
- $125 Burger King Gift Card [Allows Pre-Pop]

Not Allowed: NO Incent, NO Classified Ads, NO Twitter, NO SMS, NO Trademark Bidding, LIMITED Facebook Promotion, NO Co-Registration, NO E-mail Lists, NO PPV/CPV

Can you tell me if I am correctly promotes both offers

My websites:
GET AN APPLE IPHONE 4S
Burger King Gift Card

Are my domain names NO Trademark Bidding ?

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thank you
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  • Profile picture of the author SerpSlayer
    No "trademark bidding" refers bidding on keywords from PPC sources, like adwords, bing, ect.
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  • Profile picture of the author Murphysmurfy
    Trademark bidding means that you bid for keywords such as "Free IPhone"

    Best way around it is "Free smartphone" or "Fast Food Giftcards"

    In bidding for ads, your ads can not say IPhone or Burgerking.

    I would also suggest a new LP, because yours are pretty ugly.

    Also, perhaps buy a domain to put the LP on. It looks much more realistic and professional if each has their own domain. Anyway, that's my 2 cents.
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeMorgan
    No "trademark bidding" means you are not allowed to bid on the trademarks keywords in PPC advertising platforms such as adwords .
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  • Profile picture of the author DiZ
    But I never use PPC to get traffic to those websites, I have links from another websites to those websites. So what's wrong ??
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