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1. justin 10/7/2005

   Ha, technically I think you’re not supposed to influence people to click on the ads.
2. Jason Griffey 10/7/2005

   According to the FAQ, I can ask people to click, just not “through any automated, deceptive, fraudulent or other invalid means, including but not limited to through repeated manual clicks”.

   I think my request falls short of any wrongdoing.
3. walt 10/8/2005

   Nah, not the tool of the devil, and I don’t find the left-margin placement annoying. Of course, those of us who normally just read this via Bloglines et al won’t see the ads…

   Hmm. Never considered the possibility of AdWords on my own blog…

   As I look over to the left, I see two ads for ways to optimize AdWords. Nothing like recursive advertising…
4. cortney 10/19/2005

   So did the adowords give you some traffic? I’m curios myself!
5. Jason Griffey 10/19/2005

   They don’t seem to have effected my traffic as of yet…not that I would have expected them to. The actual click thru rate is, as to be expected, VERY small. I can’t discuss specific $$ amounts due to Google’s license agreement, but suffice it to say that in almost two weeks I haven’t made enough to buy lunch yet.
6. Anna 10/25/2005

   And then there are folks like me who use the Adblock extension. Unless you’ve taken down the AdWords, I don’t think they show up in my browser.

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