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Has anyone noticed a change in SERPs after removing them? I have always believed that Google used them to help understand a page for relevant ads, but also why not use the data to help with search relevancy as well?
I know, I know, it opens the door for spam, but surely they take into account, even if just a small percentage?
Thanks for any thoughts on the topic.
I know, I know, it opens the door for spam, but surely they take into account, even if just a small percentage?
Unlikely. Why would they, if--as you say--it opens the door for spam?
I've just been having some trouble lately with my ads not targeting very well. Part of me things some advertisers must be targeting my site, which is why I get stuck with these completely off-topic ads showing all over my site.
So I figured I would either remove the content targeting tags and see if that helps, or block those advertisers that are showing up on every page.