Thanks for writing this post , i find the information that you have shared of great value to the people that i connect with and going to pass this on to my tribe. I look forward to reading more from you.

Chris

Thanks for writing this post , i find the information that you have shared of great value to the people that i connect with and going to pass this on to my tribe. I look forward to reading more from you.

Chris

Do you build 'traffic getting” campaigns for both Yahoo and Bing as well?

Do you build 'traffic getting" campaigns for both Yahoo and Bing as well?

I just recently purchased the ppc domination from magnetic sponsoring. I was listening to the latest video that talks about masking being eventually phased out. What other alternatives are there if we can't use masking for the landing pages? Thanks.

-Kevin

I just recently purchased the ppc domination from magnetic sponsoring. I was listening to the latest video that talks about masking being eventually phased out. What other alternatives are there if we can't use masking for the landing pages? Thanks.

-Kevin

I'm creating a lot of landing pages for the different keywords to make the keywords, ads and landing pages all align for relevancy.

However, my landing pages are all very similar (same design, etc.) except that I switch out the keywords on them.

I have about 20 landing pages now that are all nearly identical, except for the use of the different keywords. but I plan on doing many more pages as I continue to split out my keywords to be even more specific.

Question is this:

Does Google penalize me for this – seeing the landing pages as duplicate content, or as replicated pages?

If so, how much difference do I need to create for each landing page (trying to minimize the manual labor!).

Here's a second part to the question:

Right now the landing pages are all on the same primary domain name. However I'm going to get some more domains that contain the keywords and put some of the landing pages on them …

But wondering if putting the landing pages (which are 95% similar except for the keywords used) on different domains will hurt because then they are more likely to be seen as duplicate content or replicating pages, whereas if I keep them on the same domain then Google knows they all belong to one person and I may actually avoid that problem.

Thanks for your help.

I'm creating a lot of landing pages for the different keywords to make the keywords, ads and landing pages all align for relevancy.

However, my landing pages are all very similar (same design, etc.) except that I switch out the keywords on them.

I have about 20 landing pages now that are all nearly identical, except for the use of the different keywords. but I plan on doing many more pages as I continue to split out my keywords to be even more specific.

Question is this:

Does Google penalize me for this – seeing the landing pages as duplicate content, or as replicated pages?

If so, how much difference do I need to create for each landing page (trying to minimize the manual labor!).

Here's a second part to the question:

Right now the landing pages are all on the same primary domain name. However I'm going to get some more domains that contain the keywords and put some of the landing pages on them …

But wondering if putting the landing pages (which are 95% similar except for the keywords used) on different domains will hurt because then they are more likely to be seen as duplicate content or replicating pages, whereas if I keep them on the same domain then Google knows they all belong to one person and I may actually avoid that problem.

Thanks for your help.