adwords dont allow amazon review page?

wolfmmiii

13 years ago

I regularly run AdWords campaigns for Amazon product review sites.

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wonderd 13 years ago

and you have the amazon product on your review website? If you dont mind can you PM me one of your sites so I can see whats wrong with mine
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KateHunter

13 years ago

seems like some can, some can't, what's going on here?

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wolfmmiii 13 years ago

Originally Posted by KateHunter

seems like some can, some can't, what's going on here?

It's all about quality and user experience. Most affiliate sites suck. Google dislikes sucky sites. If you can build a quality affiliate site, you are golden.
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skooja

13 years ago

@wolfmmiii

hi it would gr8 if you can PM one of your amazon website. Just wanna know am i on right track least.

thank you

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wonderd 13 years ago

he wont, he hasent pm'd me neither
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Lucid

13 years ago

Without knowing the site and looking at it, we can only guess.

My own guess? You a promoting the product saying how great it is and you have links to the Amazon page for that product which is also trying to sell the product. That is a bridge page. You can't go from a sales page to another sales page, bad user experience. It needs to be the order page. I'm sure Wolf is doing that and that is what Google calls a quality site.

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wonderd

13 years ago

Yes I am going from a adwords campaign that goes to the review page, with links to the product on that review page. So your saying I need to go strait to the order page? I thought amazon wont allow ppc traffic in this way?

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wolfmmiii

13 years ago

Originally Posted by wonderd

Yes I am going from a adwords campaign that goes to the review page, with links to the product on that review page. So your saying I need to go strait to the order page? I thought amazon wont allow ppc traffic in this way?

No, you do not need to go directly to the order page. However, you need to structure your site as an ecommerce site. Amazon Web Services provides "Add to Cart" buttons that allow visitors to add products to their carts directly from your site. In addition, interactivity always helps as does permitting visitors feedback/reviews/etc.

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wonderd

13 years ago

Originally Posted by wolfmmiii

No, you do not need to go directly to the order page. However, you need to structure your site as an ecommerce site. Amazon Web Services provides "Add to Cart" buttons that allow visitors to add products to their carts directly from your site. In addition, interactivity always helps as does permitting visitors feedback/reviews/etc.

Can you show me an example of a website like this so I can try to structure my website the same way?

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PaxstonInAk

13 years ago

Ive found that if you have over 100 key words in your adwords account you will be banned......or lets say it raises a red flag anyway.

Also adwords has very strict landing page guidlines.....

If you play your cards right you can get away with shallow landing pages.....
flying under the radar so to speak. ((I think there are many that get away with alot, and those are older established accounts. ))

1. keep your key words for each campaign under 100 words.

2. Best to have good content on your landing pages.....no affiliate bridges to other sites/ products.

Read up on googles landing page policies.

Ive been reading up on it since my adwords account got banned today!!

I guess its not to much trouble to get your account reinstated, just the hassle of it.
((You have to make it clear that you understand what you did wrong and so on....))

Did you have over 100 key words on your one campaign?

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Lucid 13 years ago

Originally Posted by PaxstonInAk

Ive been reading up on it since my adwords account got banned today!!

The time to read the policies are when you start a campaign, not after you've been suspended or worse, banned.

The number of keywords have nothing to do with it. You are assuming something based on not understanding the rules. You also said 100 keywords per account, maybe you meant group. I can assure you that you can have more than 100 keywords in an account or even a campaign or a group.

If you do have that many keywords in a group, likely you can do better by theming into smaller groups.

Originally Posted by PaxstonInAk

no affiliate bridges to other sites/ products.

This will be misunderstood by most so let me clarify.

As mentioned previously, you cannot have links to affiliates going to their sales page. It's like listening to a sales clerk and tell him you'll buy the product and he insists on you listening to another sales clerk with a similar pitch instead of taking you to the checkout. Wolf is right, structure your site as an ecommerce site, as if you're the one selling those products.

If you do things by the book, you should never have problems with Adwords policies. Best to start off right instead of the hassle of making changes later.
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MrWonton

13 years ago

Originally Posted by PaxstonInAk

Ive found that if you have over 100 key words in your adwords account you will be banned......or lets say it raises a red flag anyway.

Also adwords has very strict landing page guidlines.....

If you play your cards right you can get away with shallow landing pages.....
flying under the radar so to speak. ((I think there are many that get away with alot, and those are older established accounts. ))

1. keep your key words for each campaign under 100 words.

2. Best to have good content on your landing pages.....no affiliate bridges to other sites/ products.

Read up on googles landing page policies.

Ive been reading up on it since my adwords account got banned today!!

I guess its not to much trouble to get your account reinstated, just the hassle of it.
((You have to make it clear that you understand what you did wrong and so on....))

Did you have over 100 key words on your one campaign?

Umm, correlation does not imply causation...

One of my clients had thousands of keywords in their account. Hundreds of campaigns. 28 EMEA markets. Most campaigns had well over 100 kws. No bans.

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wonderd 13 years ago

Okay guys I need some help. I followed some advise and put a amazon button my webpage but it is still getting disapproved. Can someone help me correct this?

The ad I used

Luxury Watches
Shop for luxury watches
at cheap prices
www.luxurywatchesdepot.com/

But it got disapproved because of site policy. Reason was bridge page
Bridge page - AdWords Help

What do I have to do to correct this? If someone can help me get my website accepted I will appreciate.
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wolfmmiii

13 years ago

If you have more than 100 keywords in a campaign, you are probably doing it wrong. I've always preferred fewer, more targeted keywords. This typically results in a higher QS and better conversions.

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Mushin

13 years ago

For anyone who is wondering... here are details on how to use your own Add-to-Cart Amazon buttons on your site:

https://affiliate-program.amazon.com...iates/help/t6/

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michalsemen

13 years ago

Can you submit your site for review?

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arjuna79

13 years ago

My amazon review site is still fine

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wonderd 13 years ago

still waiting on someone to show me and example of a ecommerce website that adwords would like.
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MrWonton

13 years ago

Is your destination URL the homepage?

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razorhound

13 years ago

Where are your reviews?

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wolfmmiii

13 years ago

You do not have any "buy" buttons. You simply have "buy" images which link to the product pages.

See Add-to-Cart

Also, simply adding Add-to-Cart buttons won't necessarily be enough to get approved.

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wonderd 13 years ago

Hey guys thanks for the responses. I am not sure what you mean by reviews?
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razorhound

13 years ago

Originally Posted by wonderd

I made a nice review website for a product

Where is the review of the product?

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Lucid

13 years ago

Wonderd, you obviously have not understood what we've been trying to say. You did as Wolf said and made it an ecommerce site as if you're the one selling the product, and that's good. I think you could have more features and benefits to sell the product but there is not the problem. When I clicked the "buy from Amazon" button, I expected to be taken to an order page. Instead, I'm shown Amazon's own page for the same product, look for their buy button before I can purchase it. That's a bridge page as I explained previously. I just told you I'm ready to buy so take me to the checkout and let me buy the thing.

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wonderd 13 years ago

Does anyone here know how to use amaniche? I have been trying to figure it out for a couple hours with no luck. I try to search products but nothing comes up?
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adwords dont allow amazon review page?

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