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Im wondering if anyone know how Google Adsense determines the word on which it weighs which ads to display on a page?
What i mean is, does it crawl for a specific words location on a page or if a certain word is formatted differently etc etc?
Regards,
Lee
they have an Adsense bot that crawls the page and I think looks for keywords with certain density
Yeah i know that, im wondering if anyone knows any more info than that though?Quote:
Originally Posted by jIgG
The reason im asking is i have an Adsense site thats showing ads for keywords that dont even appear on the page or has anything to do with the site, kinda puts the whole 'contextual advertising' thing in to perspective LOL
Regards,
Lee
Add more keywords to the page; that always helps. Changing the placement of the google ad can also help sometimes.
maybe this can explain some of it?
http://www.adsensehowtos.com/learn/i...geted-ads.html
some people say anchor text on links also plays a role in determining what Adsense Ads get served
there's a couple Webmasterworld posts that have this question asked so if you want to pay to find out http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum89/494.htm
Cool thanks ill check those links out :)
Regards,
Lee
You might want to check out the results of some studies here as well for ideas on how surfers "see" web pages ... it'll change how you place banners and ads: EyeTrak III
The heatmap presentation was particularly enlightening.