3 ms·
> If you are using Google ads, and most web sites do, you have to conform to their guidelines with respect to ads when you come from Google. However, if you are
by Sujan 10y ago
> If you are using Google ads, and most web sites do, you have to conform to their guidelines with respect to ads when you come from Google. However, if you are transitioning from an internal link all bets are off you can do what you want.
Huh? Any source for this?
- _delirium 10y agoThere's some info from a few years ago here: https://search.googleblog.com/2012/01/page-layout-algorithm-improvement.html https://search.googleblog.com/2012/01/page-layout-algorithm-... The short of it is that Google penalizes pages if too big a percentage of the above-the-fold content is filled with ads. So if you want your pages to rank highly, you need to keep the ad real-estate reasonable. However, once someone gets to your site via a highly ranked landing page, there's nothing stopping you from getting a user to click on an internal link that takes them to a much more ad-filled page (which doesn't itself rank highly on Google).
- ChuckMcM 10y agoThe terms and conditions you have to sign as part of the application process to show Google ads. There is a fairly detailed list of do's and don't's which you are expected to adhere to.