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Why can't you target your content to specific affiliate marketing promotions? I've found the adsense ads on my sites are not contextual, but based on the searc
by chopsueyar 16y ago
Why can't you target your content to specific affiliate marketing promotions?
I've found the adsense ads on my sites are not contextual, but based on the search history of the user (according to Google).
Quick question: You track how many people actually want the facebook login page, but what do you do with that info? Specifically, how to you use that knowlesge to improve the user's search experience and expectation?
- DanielBMarkham 16y agoInteresting. Depends on search history? That might explain why it's so hard to fathom from this end. As far as the login, I'm in a bit of a quandary. For the mis-typings, at some point on the page I tell them they have mistyped their search, the correct way to type it, and provide a link to where they really wanted to go. I feel like this is how I would want to be treated if I made the same mistake. As I see those links being clicked, the idea is to move them higher or lower on the page depending on their use. This should get the user to where they want to go faster. But -- I also think it's important to correct the user's spelling. I don't want them coming back because they keep making simple mistakes. And I'm not happy with a page beginning with "Hey bub! You can't spell!" so there's probably an upper limit to how high I would put the "I really wanted Facebook you moron!" links. Maybe about halfway from the top?