Comments on: Google webmaster guidelines in just 3 words http://www.internetbusiness.co.uk/17042008/google-webmaster-guidelines-in-just-3-words/ Business and Internet news from the UK Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:37:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Brian Turner http://www.internetbusiness.co.uk/17042008/google-webmaster-guidelines-in-just-3-words/comment-page-1/#comment-71218 Brian Turner Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:58:04 +0000 http://www.internetbusiness.co.uk/17042008/google-webmaster-guidelines-in-just-3-words/#comment-71218 Yep, nothing like DHTML pop-ups to spoil a good pageview. :) Noticed Google doesn't approve of Adsense in pop-ups - I wonder whether they've consider applying any quality scoring on detectable pop-ups ads, via any common scripts? Yep, nothing like DHTML pop-ups to spoil a good pageview. :)

Noticed Google doesn’t approve of Adsense in pop-ups – I wonder whether they’ve consider applying any quality scoring on detectable pop-ups ads, via any common scripts?

]]> By: Matt Keegan http://www.internetbusiness.co.uk/17042008/google-webmaster-guidelines-in-just-3-words/comment-page-1/#comment-71202 Matt Keegan Fri, 18 Apr 2008 13:11:06 +0000 http://www.internetbusiness.co.uk/17042008/google-webmaster-guidelines-in-just-3-words/#comment-71202 My biggest beef with some sites are those ads which suddenly appear out of nowhere and obscure what I am trying to read. I can put up with so-so content, the occasional spelling mistake, or less than flattering colors, but I cannot stand anything that gets in my way. For these sites, my user experience is in the trash can and so is their site. My biggest beef with some sites are those ads which suddenly appear out of nowhere and obscure what I am trying to read. I can put up with so-so content, the occasional spelling mistake, or less than flattering colors, but I cannot stand anything that gets in my way. For these sites, my user experience is in the trash can and so is their site.

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