adsense/adwords expert question
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I use the competitive ad filter a lot. But a thought occurred to me.
Let's say I have a top ad, 728x90.
I use the competitive ad filter because I don't like the top 3 ads.
If I block all 3, what happens? With my little knowledge of adwords,
I know you must have a QS close to 10 to be on top. Certainly on
the page in question. I also know that people who don't have a good
QS can bid on other positions.
So, if I like the ads that appear in the second block, I am assuming
that they may not move up to the top due to what I just said above.
Will I keep getting more and more lousy ads on top to replace the ones,
just because they are able to get #1,2, or 3?
I would sure like to force the second block ads up, but am thinking it
might be futile.
Any more insight?
Paul
Let's say I have a top ad, 728x90.
I use the competitive ad filter because I don't like the top 3 ads.
If I block all 3, what happens? With my little knowledge of adwords,
I know you must have a QS close to 10 to be on top. Certainly on
the page in question. I also know that people who don't have a good
QS can bid on other positions.
So, if I like the ads that appear in the second block, I am assuming
that they may not move up to the top due to what I just said above.
Will I keep getting more and more lousy ads on top to replace the ones,
just because they are able to get #1,2, or 3?
I would sure like to force the second block ads up, but am thinking it
might be futile.
Any more insight?
Paul
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