Google axes more customer accounts

Google Adwords has done another round of banning of accounts with very little information other then a simple email that says that your account has been banned.

The problem with these emails is that they don’t tell anyone why they have been banned. Calling or emailing Google Adwords to find out why is a bigger waste of time then watching a Lindsay Lohan movie.

They are not responding or answering any questions and I have yet to hear of anyone who has been banned ever getting their account reinstated.

This ban has not been limited to people running rebill offers but rather a mix of accounts promoting anything from Clickbank products, CPA offers, poor landing pages, own products etc.

Here is who they are nailing:

1. Offer Does Not Offer A “Good User Experience”

If you are running any sort of offer that Google deems not to provide their users with a “good user experience” according to Google’s judgement, they can ban you.

2. Rebill Offers

If you try to run a rebill offer (i.e. Acai, Biz Op), you risk the chance of having your account banned. I have even heard that if you had run a campaign like this in the past that may be paused or deleted, they can still ban you.

3. Guilt By Association

If you have ever or had anyone log into a shady or banned Google Adwords account from your IP address, you run the risk of having your account banned because Google targets all Google Adwords accounts that have ever been accessed by that same IP address.

If Google simply worked with their customers to clean up poor advertisements (i.e. removing flogs, etc.), they would still have a lot of loyalty from their advertisers.

All good things come to an end.

When Google runs into hard times, they won’t regret the policies they put into place, but rather the manner in which they treated their advertisers when implementing them.

It's time to find the RIGHT one... Search PERSONALS

We could all use a reminder that every moment shared with anyone is unique.

When was the last time you had such a great time? When was the last time when you were sitting on a bench in the park and were talking to a person you madly fell in love with? ...or maybe just talking on the phone and you felt like you can do it for hours. You loved them so much, that even just talking to them sent shivers up and down your body. You were burning with desires and expectation of what they would say next. You were sitting there, absorbing every word they had to say.

Well if you are divorced, chances are that you may have not experienced this in a long time. So why waste your time and not join our free dating personals at www.Be2.net?

You have nothing to lose. You can only make new friends and maybe find the love of your life. The right person you can spend the rest of your life with. Check out who's online now and create your free dating profile today.

Press Releases

These are the upcoming press releases:

Press Release: Be2.net Safe and Secure Dating Personals Network

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Women do like politeness...

Women do like to be treated like humans, you know?!



So you guys out there, doing the online dating 'thing', please be careful how you approach a girl or a woman you have seen online and would like to express you interest in.



The graph below shows what are the worst and best approaches you can use in your first email to a woman or a girl you have met online and make a notable first impression.

As you can see, addressing a girl or a woman with sexy, cutie or any such will probably not get you a reply. However, if you use awesome, it's nice that, or fascinating, chances are that you will get an answer. Get her engaged in the conversation and you may be talking all night long on a candle light, sipping glasses of wine.

How do I tell the one I love that I have an incurable STD after months of dating?

I recently read in a forum somewhere that a female member was asking the following question:

How do I tell the one I love that I have an incurable STD after months of dating?

Well here is what we suggest:

Tell him the way you told your other partners, if you had any other ones. It is something that takes great courage, because STDs are extremely stigmatized. However, it truly is the right thing to do. Yes, you might scare him away and he may get mad. He would probably be pretty justified in doing so -- STDs are not the sort of thing you withhold from your sexual partners, not at least until you are "serious". If you love him, you have to do it and let him make the choice whether or not to stay with you. Think about it from his perspective -- the longer you take, the more it hurts him when you finally reveal it. Would you want someone to wait that long to tell you, after you'd already had unprotected sex with them? No matter where the outbreaks were localized?

Google Adwords was down today

A random visit to my Google Adwords account revealed that the service was down for a short period of time. I am not sure if they were doing any maintenance or were experiencing problems. Adwords is the platform we use to advertise our online dating service www.be2.net

Google Trends for the keyword 'Dating'

An interesting trend from the Google labs reveals that Senegal and Nigeria are the most active regions on searching the web for sites with keywords containing 'dating'. This will once again prove that their only intentions are to pray on unsuspected members seeking their other half.

http://trends.google.com/trends?q=dating&ctab=0&sa=N

I for one will block every Nigerian on my dating site and have been doing it for the past year and a half.

Be2.net releases a new design

On August 20th we released the new website design. The new design may remind you of a familiar dating site, but it was purposely done so as we have implemented the long awaited Facebook Connect. Feedback has been positive so far and we are working hard to finish implementing some of the remaining options. Stay tuned for more.

Dating Deal Breakers (online)

Guys, being in the dating business for quite some time, I have been able to compile a few things that you may find very, very useful when seeking love online. Here are a few of the things girls do not like in a guy when they look at their profiles online:

- Pictures:

• If the guy's picture is a glamour shot. Don't steal photos! We know that not everyone is a model. Move on and use yours.
• Making weird faces with the caption "two hours of sleep!" Either he's seeking sympathy, or showing how he parties too hard.
• When there is no photo, girls tend to move on and don't even bother to read the profile.
• Shirtless poses. Girls would think of you as cocky
• Clown masks, or equally freaky and elaborate Halloween costumes. Scary! Not funny!
• More than one of the pictures is with his "friends" out in a bar getting sloppy. You have more time for your friends and not for me.
• When he poses with girls. First, do you have a girlfriend? Huh? Second, pretty sure that girl doesn't know you're using her photo, and doubly sure she wouldn't be too happy about it.

- Profile descriptions:

• In the "about me" paragraph, he says, "I don't know what to write." You're on a dating Web site, sell yourself a little bit!
• When his "looking for" selection includes only "sex partners." I admit I might be looking for a hookup, too, but I don't advertise it so blatantly. And a guy who does seems a bit creepy.
• Saying upfront that he doesn't have faith in online dating Web sites, or describes how someone forced him to sign up. That's a winner. Not.
• "I'm an actor." Moving on.
• Anything about his genius zombie/alien/Sith defense plan.
• Using the following spellings: "u" "ur" "no1," and overuse of LOLs.
  

- The Screen name:

• The following will not bag a girl: PantsParty, Phantorgasm, "Magnum" anything, MaSword, FartyDogAss, Bloodlust, 420guy.

- Contact and E-mail:

• He writes to you is "whats up." He's so lazy he can't even add punctuation.
• Misleading subject lines like, "We made plans and you never showed," which he then admits in the body of the e-mail was a ploy to get you to open the letter and not delete it. Desperate, much?
• Letters that sound like job applications: "Hi. I'm the guy for you!"
• Bizarre requests. "I have an unusual request for you....my friend is currently living in [your city] and is feeling quite sick at the moment and I want to cheer her up. Could you surprise her with a sexy phone message that would go something like this: 'Hello, I'm Nurse X, I'm in the bath right now and hope you're getting better.'"

Google AdWords

Will Google ever allow us to limit where we want our ads to display and who can click on them? I am really not willing to pay for clicks from users using proxies and showing up in countries they are actually not from.