Google Adwords cares about Unique CONTENT ?

acotut

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It's unique content necesarry for adwords?
I want to advertise a review website,i don't care about google rankings.

So,would it work?

 

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ronmojohny

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they give your landing page a quality score, so I would think most of the same things apply as do in seo rankings.

 

Mountaineer

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You should read "Landing page and site quality guidelines" on Google Adwords help page.

 

acotut

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Mountaineer said:

You should read "Landing page and site quality guidelines" on Google Adwords help page.

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I already read it,that's why i'm asking this question on Blackhat World

 

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peerless2acme

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Why can't you just spend some time on writing the content rather than copying from somewhere else. If you don't specialize in writing content, then you can outsource the task at cheap rates. It won't take more than a day, moreover will you then be having unique content. It's just a friendly suggestion, rest lies upon you.

 

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markhenry121

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Yes, you can outsource the contents, this will be the good option for your site.

 

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nj1485

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Be on the safe side and provide unique content. Why take any chances.

 

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graphox

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They'll be more willing to give you a higher spot if you have quality content.

 

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rco85

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i see some ads on Google which have crappy, copied content from other website. Most of their landing pages are actually bridge pages which lead to some CB offers, i dont know how did those ads get approved.

 

Typlo

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I think mainly because they are looking for websites with content. Web pages with a lot of content on the web page will always get ranked faster and better than a squeeze page. Most squeeze pages are not keyword relavent to the item being advertised. A squeeze page you want people to sign up.

But with adwords they want content and there is a lack of content on most squeeze pages.

Even pages with lots of products is hard to get a good ranking on all your keywords. You will only get a good ranking on a few keywords.