God Save Adsense!

Google Adsense, as we know, is the pioneer of content-related advertising, using bloggers, small-time business or any website (that gets approved!) as advertising estate. Their revenue system helps many people get online and earn a little dough (or for some people like Rahul, a full-time income!) The ads come from another Google service called Adwords, where advertisers just create ads and set of on campaigning. However, all this automated behavior by Google is bound to create bloopers!

Take for example, during the 26 Nov. Mumbai shooting, the following ad was reported by notesfromearth on IBNlive (newportal):

Terrorism Anyone?
Terrorism Anyone?

Another weird ad, that came out due to the automated and non-reviewing nature of Adsense is seen below. This ad came in my Gmail account, when I was reading about Photoshop.

Qulity. Oh Yeah!
High qulity. Oh Yeah!

I’d have to say that this ad had no relation to the content I was reading, and the ad had no meaning or clarity itself!

Another one came in the Adsense dashboard of the author of Hoover Web Design Blog.

WTF!
WTF!

Here is another funny one from geckoandfly.com

Let me know what Google says!?
Let me know what Google says!?

Not saying anything against Google. It’s one of the best tools on the web that helps us earn money. However, a little rectification of that famous code could improve it. What say?


[Editor’s Note: This post is submitted by our guest blogger Richie S. Richie S. blogs on softwares  and blogger tricks at My Free House.

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8 Comments

srinivas July 1, 2009

It’s time for google to rethink ….

VISHAL July 2, 2009

Ha ha …

Funny ads 🙂

Srinivas July 3, 2009

Have a look @ the linklist on labnol India’s most visited tech blog..

Saeed July 4, 2009

///during the 26 Dec Mumbai shooting

26 Nov is the correct one…

Rahul Bansal July 9, 2009

@Saeed
Thanks for update buddy.
Corrected this post.

sauravjit July 30, 2009

These kind of ads attract people. 😉
But 1st one is not at all good 🙁