trealm
01-18-2007, 02:06 PM
I just signed up for a Bidvertiser account to check out a few of the alternatives. I must say that they have a long way to go as far as advertising options. Unless I want to pepper the pages with meaningless ads (at least meaningless as related to the site's content, itself) I have to decline most of the ads.
Anyone else run into this or is it more a money-making effort and "Who cares what the ads are so leave the high-paying ones even if they don't relate?"
Since it appears that Bidvertiser ads can appear on the same pages as Adsense ads, I wonder if leaving in the ads that promote online gambling (of which there are a LOT) would be considered "content" in the eyes of google and thus go counter to the TOS where it states that ads may NOT be served on gambling sites. Even if the site isn't a gambling site per se, I wonder if it could be seen as promoting the activity by the ads.
Anyone else run into this or is it more a money-making effort and "Who cares what the ads are so leave the high-paying ones even if they don't relate?"
Since it appears that Bidvertiser ads can appear on the same pages as Adsense ads, I wonder if leaving in the ads that promote online gambling (of which there are a LOT) would be considered "content" in the eyes of google and thus go counter to the TOS where it states that ads may NOT be served on gambling sites. Even if the site isn't a gambling site per se, I wonder if it could be seen as promoting the activity by the ads.