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Amazon: Irritating integration of Adsense?
18.05.05 | filed in e, Adsense
While looking at a book in noticed this little snippet.
"Customers interested in The Fantasy Writer's Companion may also be interested in"Of course I do recognize the familiar pattern of Google's advertisement.
Sponsored Links ( What's this? ) Feedback
So I visited the "What's this?" link to find this text:
SPONSORED LINKSNow, as far as I clicked my way through some other books, I thought at first this would apply to books belonging to the 'long tail'. But a book like "Syndicating Web Sites with RSS Feeds For Dummies" (randomly picked) has them also.
Sponsored Links are advertisements that Amazon.com provides to you. We receive Sponsored Links from Google's AdWords service. When you click on a Sponsored Link, we get revenue. The selection of Sponsored Links that are displayed is based on keywords. For example, if you search for "Bruce Springsteen" or view pages about Bruce Springsteen, the Sponsored Links may point to sites that sell tickets to his concerts or provide information about him. Sponsored Links are always clearly labeled.
Generating additional revenue from Sponsored Links allows us to offer lower prices to you--something we are dedicated to doing every way we can.
So if you have Adwords running, you might think about big exposure but should also consider to put amazon.com in your URL filter.
I can't tell you, what strikes me as being dubious at this, and of course I know this is a valid use. But I would think that many clickthroughs get people landing on a page which they leave immediatly - being confused. Or am I mistaken?
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