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Turns out that AdWords doesn't allow redirects, though. I suppose I could create a dummy site for each of them with the text "there will be a moon calendar here
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
Turns out that AdWords doesn't allow redirects, though. I suppose I could create a dummy site for each of them with the text "there will be a moon calendar here soon", but it seems likely that AdWords wouldn't like that either?
Why not just put a full landing page? Adwords won't have any problem with that. In fact, if you want, you can put a big ol' link on the landing page to (temporarily) take people to the old site; this can be changed to link to the winner (on the two losing sites) once you choose.
- Tichy 16y agoLanding page would mean different content for each of the domains? I guess I could, it is just a lot of work (6 sites, since I want to test the www, too). And I am not feeling very creative - how can I make them sound different? It is just a moon calendar. Also, if the sites have different content, I worry it could influence the test. I think AdWords ranks the quality of the sites, so it might put some ads higher than others. (Might not be too bad, if click through rate is all that counts?). Edit: I just tried a single page for all the new domain, and it was rejected, too. Maybe something else than AdWords that is less restrictive could work? Maybe Yahoo or Bing? Edit2: seems currently rejection is because of using multiple domains in the same ad group.