Billiards.com says they will beat Seyberts prices. Seyberts says, NO YOU WONT!
This made me chuckle a bit. What happens when you google "Seyberts".
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Billiards.com says they will beat Seyberts prices. Seyberts says, NO YOU WONT!
This was talked about here on August 30th. http://www.poolcuenews.com/2010/08/even-more-dirty-pool/
I went to google and things seemed to have changed a bit.
I went to google and things seemed to have changed a bit.
Curious, try this link justadub and see if you get the same results:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=seyberts
Whomever set that up is a Marketing Genius. Good for them!
Curious, try this link justadub and see if you get the same results:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=seyberts
Sorry cmbwsu, I didn't see your post till just now. I'm at work, and your link still gives me the "No You Won't" listing. I dunno if thats what I'll get at home, I'll try it later tonight.
I still think it's a hoot.
Way to go Seyberts!
Billiards.com did the same thing to me if you Google "cheap cues" you'll see their ad.
The ads rotate around so they won't always line up like on the screen shot shown- sometimes they will be on the side or won't appear at all. The people who are willing to pay more usually get the top spots but not always.
Billiards.com did the same thing to me if you Google "cheap cues" you'll see their ad.
The ads rotate around so they won't always line up like on the screen shot shown- sometimes they will be on the side or won't appear at all. The people who are willing to pay more usually get the top spots but not always.
Curious, try this link justadub and see if you get the same results:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=seyberts
I just opened your link. Billiards dot come was first and Seyberts was below. Which actually turned out better bc it made since as you read it. I laughed again anyway
agree thats a good comeback from seyberts
googled cheap cues and they did the same on you which is kind childish imo
im surprised google approved those ads
Joe
I'd say it's a violation of Google's adwords policy;
Fundamentals of the policy
Competitive claims are statements implying that your product or service is better than a competitor's. If your ad text contains competitive language regarding other companies, specific support for this claim must be displayed on the landing page for your AdWords ad.
You can offer support for your claim in a variety of ways such as a chart or table that compares the features or prices of your product versus your competitor's product or a competitive analysis discussing why your product is superior.
For example, ad text that states "better than AdWords" would be considered a competitive claim and would require support on the website. If the landing page includes a competitive analysis of the advertised service versus AdWords, this claim would be acceptable and the ad could be approved.
Examples
Examples of unacceptable text:
* We do not allow ad text to use "better than," "faster than," "beats," or similarly charged phrases against a specific competitor unless the landing page displays evidence that supports this claim.
Examples of acceptable text:
* Comparative language - Competitors can refer to one another and also compare or contrast products such as "Yahoo Vs. MSN."
Fundamentals of the policy
Competitive claims are statements implying that your product or service is better than a competitor's. If your ad text contains competitive language regarding other companies, specific support for this claim must be displayed on the landing page for your AdWords ad.
You can offer support for your claim in a variety of ways such as a chart or table that compares the features or prices of your product versus your competitor's product or a competitive analysis discussing why your product is superior.
For example, ad text that states "better than AdWords" would be considered a competitive claim and would require support on the website. If the landing page includes a competitive analysis of the advertised service versus AdWords, this claim would be acceptable and the ad could be approved.
Examples
Examples of unacceptable text:
* We do not allow ad text to use "better than," "faster than," "beats," or similarly charged phrases against a specific competitor unless the landing page displays evidence that supports this claim.
Examples of acceptable text:
* Comparative language - Competitors can refer to one another and also compare or contrast products such as "Yahoo Vs. MSN."
