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I have been happy with nrelate's Related Content widget but now that they are closing shop I'm looking for another one. LinkWithin redirects to their site which is bad for SEO so I don't want to use theirs. I've been experimenting with Shareaholic's Related Content but it's glitchy thus far...

Can anyone recommend Free VPN software that has many varied U.S. IP addresses? So far the ones I've tried (UltraSurf, SurfEasy, VPNbook, Hotspot, Cyberghost) don't work, have limited alternate IP addresses, or in one case apparently hit me hard with adware. I need something that I can use...

I'm curious if anyone thinks the coupon code site (retail me not) would be clever enough to identify ip addresses offered by these VPNs and penalize me for using them? Not sure if that's technically possible so I thought I'd ask :)

I'm promoting a coupon code but my competitors are downvoting it even though it works fine. Instead of watching it fade into oblivion I'd like to upvote it so it can be seen, but have exhausted my own IP address and that of friends. I'm looking for sites/software that can help me vary my IP...

When you use "Targeting" on the Adwords Display Network, can you do "Placements" only...or do you also have to include "Keywords." I was thinking that as long as my ads appear anywhere on the Placements I determined I'd be content, and that adding Keywords would only limit distribution...

To clarify, I'm looking to see if there is a general "percentage difference" between Max CPC bids on Google Adwords vs Max CPC on Bing Ads. For example, have users found that a bid on Google Adwords with a Max CPC of $1.00 is worth 10% less (90 cents) on Bing Ads. It's a generalization, of...

When you set your Max CPC for Bing Ads and Google Adwords, do you use the same amount? If not, which is higher, and by what percentage?

Or, if nobody has any thoughts...could you direct me to a forum that might be a better fit for this question?

A coupon code referral that has paid me when it's used just got hammered, perhaps by some "competition" and dropped from a 60% rating to a 14% rating...making it almost impossible to find. There must be some kind of tracking system that prevents me from driving it back up. I tried Ultra Surf...

About 4 months ago I purchased a new URL that is superior to my current URL, and am considering replacing it in my Adwords ads. The content will be the same, but the URL will be changed...and I'm wondering if a URL change will automatically a manual review (as opposed to an automatic approval)...

By the way, in terms of avoiding words on one's site that trigger reviews, what's to prevent site owners from temporary putting up a site that isn't a problem...waiting for the automatic approval of ads and/or keywords, and then uploading a version of the site that would normally trigger their...

Fortunately I'm not in a shady niche & am not using stop words so I should be ok since I just want to change the price listed in my ads' title. The problen I ran into a couple years ago was having a site labeled as something such as "site has no inherent value other than a bridge to an...

I'm curious if the type of text change makes the difference as to whether or not a review is triggered. I just recalled that the last time I changed the text (from $1.99 to $10) didn't result in a review...or at least not one that labeled my site an "affiliate portal" or whatever their term is...

Actually, it doesn't look like I'll be having a review. I'd prefer to not go into the niche details, but my situation is that I was considering promoting a different affiliate...which would've involved me changing my text ads' titles since they would no longer match. However, I think I'll...

That's good to know. And I'm guessing that a review would involve them not just looking at the text changes, but at my actual site...correct? I'm trying to avoid having them look at my site because although 90% of adwords employees wouldn't have a problem with it, I had an experience 2 years...