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	<title>Kommentare zu: AdSense-Optimierung: Neue Fallstudien von Google</title>
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		<title>Von: nicozorn.com Marketing-Weblog &#187; Archiv &#187; AdSense-Anzeigen nicht mit Grafiken optimieren</title>
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		<dc:creator>nicozorn.com Marketing-Weblog &#187; Archiv &#187; AdSense-Anzeigen nicht mit Grafiken optimieren</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 18 Dec 2006 20:52:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] Und noch einmal AdSense: Viele Publisher platzieren Icons oder kleine Fotos direkt neben AdSense-Anzeigen, um die Klickrate zu erh&#246;hen. Google hat sich zu dieser Taktik nun klar ge&#228;u&#223;ert: We ask that publishers not line up images and ads in a way that suggests a relationship between the images and the ads. If your visitors believe that the images and the ads are directly associated, or that the advertiser is offering the exact item found in the neighboring image, they may click the ad expecting to find something that isn&#8217;t actually being offered. That&#8217;s not a good experience for users or advertisers. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Und noch einmal AdSense: Viele Publisher platzieren Icons oder kleine Fotos direkt neben AdSense-Anzeigen, um die Klickrate zu erh&#246;hen. Google hat sich zu dieser Taktik nun klar ge&#228;u&#223;ert: We ask that publishers not line up images and ads in a way that suggests a relationship between the images and the ads. If your visitors believe that the images and the ads are directly associated, or that the advertiser is offering the exact item found in the neighboring image, they may click the ad expecting to find something that isn&#8217;t actually being offered. That&#8217;s not a good experience for users or advertisers. [...]</p>
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