google adwords

[philjohns]

Ok, heres a question for the adsense pros.

Does it matter if I use the same adword code for multiple pages?

Simple question yet I really would like to know...

Thanks in advance,

Phil

[kip]

Adwords Code? you mean Adsense?

[philjohns]

MY BAD!! yeh...I do

[Toon]

You can use it on as many pages as you can, but it's much better to use channels for each page then you can judge what works and what doesn't. What kind of page is it going on?

[philjohns]

Im not using them yet, but am starting to think about it and whether its more hassle than its worth for me.

Thanks for the help

[Toon]

You need to be able to attract alot of traffic to make them pay off, remember they don't pay out until you reach over $100

[CVW]

Hi

I make a good living (1000's not 10,000's) from AS. It is easy to implement and can have good CTR because of the large number of businesses worldwide who use Adwords and the contextual nature of the ads.

For AS to work on a site you need to make sure that each page is well focussed on a topic so that you get the most relevant ads. There are other ways to try to manipulate the ads served (these are pretty well documented on the web). Visitors from a search usually get ads that are extra targetted based on their search terms. So it is a great system.

Obviously, to make it pay really well you need high traffic and good SEO. And a bit on experience of high paying formats and positions goes a long way.
I would also point you to the "channels" , particularly to test high performing positions on a site.

I assume that you are not going to put AS on your web design site. I have often used AS on business websites to mop up all the non converting traffic from abroad, but your site at the moment would benefit from some tweaking to make AS work at the moment.

HTH

[zumojuice]

Make it relevant but catch your eye. The more times it says what I asked, the better.

If essence, like how if you search for 'dirty filthy hoes' and ebay offers you a link to buy one?