On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 20:41:14 GMT, Big Bill <kruse@cityscape.co.uk>
wrote:

>I think you've got caught up in the problems Google's giving
>everybody with Adsense pages.

I use AdSense on a LOT of sites and other than Google filtering
affiliate content from it's organic search results (so affiliate
content gets less visitors, so less click on ads) I see no problem
with AdSense or Google search per se.

>You'll know that potential clickers
>don't want distractions like relevant content or links to anything
>like that, they just want to feel trapped and have to click their way
>(through an adsense link, curiously always handy) back to eventual
>sanity. Google have decided against that, they want all Adsense pages
>to be mines of information, a moving experience, so that no-one need
>click on an Adsense link ever again. I'm guessing you're caught up in
>that.

First I've heard of it and not seeing this on any of my sites. So
where are you getting this information from bill?

>I think that for a lot of affiliates and affiliate-type sites,
>what used to work works no longer and won't ever again. You had to be
>there.

But what's that got to do with AdSense?

To the OP if you are using WordPress checkout the sig, converting some
WordPress themes to have AdSense ads (edit one file to add your
AdSense client number and you have a blog with ads).

David
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WordPress Themes with AdSense ads
http://www.morearnings.com/category/wordpress-themes/
AdSense Tips http://www.morearnings.com/2006/05/08/adsense-revenue/