I have noticed that some Adwords advertisers have this set up:
Adwords > tracking site > actual site
...where the tracking site just logs the stats and then they are immediately redirected to the actual site.
Questions:
1. Why would they do this and not just track from the actual site?
2. Is this against Google's (MSN's/Yahoo's) TOS since you are not directing them immediately to the landing page but instead going via an intermediate page?
3. Would this affect your quality score?
4. How do they do the redirect (or what is the best way)? Is it just a php header('Location:http://www.yoursite.com/index.html') command? Or do they do something different?
Thanks,
Jon
Adwords > tracking site > actual site
...where the tracking site just logs the stats and then they are immediately redirected to the actual site.
Questions:
1. Why would they do this and not just track from the actual site?
2. Is this against Google's (MSN's/Yahoo's) TOS since you are not directing them immediately to the landing page but instead going via an intermediate page?
3. Would this affect your quality score?
4. How do they do the redirect (or what is the best way)? Is it just a php header('Location:http://www.yoursite.com/index.html') command? Or do they do something different?
Thanks,
Jon