The keyword process that Google uses to stick their advertisements into the center of a Tribe's posts can be pretty ironic. I mean, here we have a Tribe that extolls the benefits of psychedelics advertising an "LSD Recovery Center."
Google's AdWords campaign charges the client for every clickthough. So anytime a pro-LSD person clicks through to the treatment clinic, to read such gems like:
<<LSD is not considered an addictive drug because its effects on a person are profoundly disturbing...>>
the clinic pays Google 25ยข or something.
Hell of a backfire in the process, if you ask me.
Folks with extra time on their hands could Google "Republican" and click the Google AdWord link for the "Official GOP Site," I suppose. Hell, a concerted e-mail campaign to do just this might bleed a bit of money from them...
-- Jon
Google's AdWords campaign charges the client for every clickthough. So anytime a pro-LSD person clicks through to the treatment clinic, to read such gems like:
<<LSD is not considered an addictive drug because its effects on a person are profoundly disturbing...>>
the clinic pays Google 25ยข or something.
Hell of a backfire in the process, if you ask me.
Folks with extra time on their hands could Google "Republican" and click the Google AdWord link for the "Official GOP Site," I suppose. Hell, a concerted e-mail campaign to do just this might bleed a bit of money from them...
-- Jon
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Re: LSD Recovery Center
Mon, May 1, 2006 - 4:04 PMHa! Sounds like a great idea!
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Re: LSD Recovery Center
Thu, May 11, 2006 - 6:51 AMWell, the thing with adwords is that the person with the ad sets a budget for their ads, depending on how high they want thad to appear and how often. If you wanted to eff someone over in terms of their budget you could click through a zillion times. Hit them where it hurts so that it's no longer cost effective to do Google ads. There are still ways to hack the system;^)
