I heard that the Craig-filter was implemented a few days ago to prevent all guys named Craig from accessing AdWords results on Google.
I read it on another forum, I think...
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Think Web
, Oct 03 2003 01:04 PM
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Posted 04 October 2003 - 04:38 PM
I'm serious!
I heard that the Craig-filter was implemented a few days ago to prevent all guys named Craig from accessing AdWords results on Google.
I read it on another forum, I think...
I heard that the Craig-filter was implemented a few days ago to prevent all guys named Craig from accessing AdWords results on Google.
I read it on another forum, I think...
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Posted 04 October 2003 - 05:01 PM
I'll email Craig the SES conference groupie, and see if he can see 'em!
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Posted 05 October 2003 - 02:50 AM
Craig, you aren't imagining things, there is no conspiracy, Jill and Scottie are a pair of meanies! 
With ie6 I'm getting intermittent results with adsense.
One minute they are there, then they are gone - checked other browser types at the same time and the adsense ads were visible.
I thought it might just be related to a single domain so I checked out a multitude of different adsense carriers and found that its definitely ie6 specific.
Perhaps its a cookie thing? Perhaps G allows a set number of adsense impressions per time period. If you outgrow a defined number, they turn them off for a period of time. Webmasters could skew impression numbers, this would be one way of reducing this effect.
Its all very strange if you ask me!
With ie6 I'm getting intermittent results with adsense.
One minute they are there, then they are gone - checked other browser types at the same time and the adsense ads were visible.
I thought it might just be related to a single domain so I checked out a multitude of different adsense carriers and found that its definitely ie6 specific.
Perhaps its a cookie thing? Perhaps G allows a set number of adsense impressions per time period. If you outgrow a defined number, they turn them off for a period of time. Webmasters could skew impression numbers, this would be one way of reducing this effect.
Its all very strange if you ask me!
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Jill
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Posted 05 October 2003 - 11:58 AM
Rob, we may be meanies but that's another story. 
Craig said he wasn't talking about AdSense, but Google AdWords at Google.
Now you're talking about AdSense at content sites, I assume.
Maybe you too, are in the Twilight Zone!
Jill
but that's another story. Craig said he wasn't talking about AdSense, but Google AdWords at Google.
Now you're talking about AdSense at content sites, I assume.
Maybe you too, are in the Twilight Zone!
Jill
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