Three Arbi Questions

[trigatch4]

1) Outgoing links improve quality score, and therefore reduce smartpricing effects. That being said, what links would you rather include in the footer (a) terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc (b) links to established sites in the niche with PR or (c) links to your other arbi pages (which probably won't improve your QS since they have no PR?)

2) Assuming monetizing with adsense. Do you set up a seperate channel for each site? each ad unit on each site? Considering channel limit, and the fact that arbi is best done in large scale, I'm going to run into a dilemma in the near future. Any suggestions?

EDIT 2.5) In 7search, do you make a seperate campaign for each ad, or 1 campaign for say "electronics" and write different ads for specific keywords within that campaign?

3) Not a question, but a THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your response:

 

[kaveman]

If im not mistaken QS is only with Adwords, and smartpricing is cause you send wack traffic to advertisers. Just thought id bump this thread so others could see the hotties presenting them with two hot asses

 

[boena]

Damn, how do you think anyone can answer with that picture staring right at ya

About the links, i usually put the disclaimer, privacy, contact and then make the div invisible. I don't think linking to a high PR site in the same niche would do anything good to your arbi page, plus it takes up extra time.

 

[feverinlove]

should we have outgoing links in our arbi pages?

 

[boena]

Why not? Since the new google quality score it seems like a smart idea. I believe it will avoid you from getting smartpriced quicker. But hey, no-one really knows for sure

 

[Setec]

Has anybody pointed out a link between quality score and AdSense smart pricing? I thought it only affected the price you pay to advertise your page on AdWords, and smart pricing is determined by whether or not your traffic ends up converting.

 

[ImagesAndWords]

Yes I was also under the impression it just affects Adwords (where you pay to have your ad in Google), not Adsense (where you get paid to present Google ads).

7search doesn't have a good system of creating several ads for the same campaign as far as I can see. Adwords is much better for this. But with 7search, I simply create one campaign for each site and then sometimes duplicate campaigns for the same site. (although it's officially against TOS - shhh!)

About question 4: Which one is your significant other(s)?

 

[emp]

More pictures.
Damn, those asses are sweet.

::emp:: <-- kinda distracted

 

[marcel]

Guys you got to stop using porn pictures, I browse Wickedfire from work and I cannot afford to have smut stuck on our proxies. It will look like I'm surfing for porn.

And I'm serious. This is getting out of hand...

 

[emp]

Guys you got to stop using porn pictures, I browse Wickedfire from work and I cannot afford to have smut stuck on our proxies. It will look like I'm surfing for porn.

And I'm serious. This is getting out of hand...

Man this thread is even CORRECTLY LABELED with them BOOBIES.
Just don't click on those at work.

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[emp]

Still can't stop staring at those perfect asses.

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[gdubs12345]

you wont get smartpriced if you learn how to spread the ass just wide enough