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adwords!?

by Henri Lind
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hey, all my ads get disapproved and my site banned.
i am also talking with google support to change my site against bridge page policy.

If i cant send them to anywhere from my site then how do we can make money with adwords?
#adwords
  • Profile picture of the author Lucid
    I assume you're an affiliate. Instead of sending visitors from your own sales page to your affiliate's sales page, send them to the order page. That's what people expect when they click your "buy now" button or whatever name you gave your link, not another sales page.
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  • Profile picture of the author Henri Lind
    where can i get that order form with my affiliate there, so i wont lose commissions?
    i mean how can i send them directly there?
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    • Profile picture of the author PPC-Coach
      Sending them to the order page won't work. It's not where your page links to that is their issue, it's that you're an affiliate so they don't like you. That's a fact.

      To be an affiliate on adwords now you must have a full blown site, seo'd, indexed and all. Then you can put your landing pages on that site and as long you don't "look" like an affiliate, you're good to go.

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      • Profile picture of the author Lucid
        Originally Posted by PPC-Coach View Post

        Sending them to the order page won't work. It's not where your page links to that is their issue, it's that you're an affiliate so they don't like you. That's a fact.
        No, not a fact, an opinion. Google doesn't mind affiliates as long as you play by the rules. Sending links from your page to the order page will work. I'm sure others here will say the same.

        Reference: Sarah Hobbs, a Google employee to who I clarified the question in March last year. Her email said in part:

        "If the user has to leave the domain to pay elsewhere, we have to feel that the user has a 'complete experience' before they leave to buy."

        If you send them from your sales page to the affiliate's sales page, that's when you get in trouble because that's a bridge page.
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  • Profile picture of the author David Crutcher
    If your sending it to affiliate ads like a bing/yahoo parking feed where the visitor is directed away from your domain to actually make the purchase adwords often times tries to stop you.

    Good Luck and remember that persistence pays.
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  • Profile picture of the author Eddieh
    You need to gain trust in the eyes of google with your site first. Go with small keywords first and then bid on bigger ones.
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