Now That's Camouflaged!

[dgridley]

Take a look at this great example of how one person has used blending to good advantage to disguise his Google ads..

http://boeken.tweedehands.net/

 

[spy69]

That's nice. I bet he gets a lot of clicks.

 

[Shorty]

Oh wow, I was searching for ages to try and locate them when they were staring me in the face the whole time. Very sneaky.

 

[jeter4982]

Wow, that is brilliantly camoflouged! He was have a great CTR!

Tom

 

[RegFee]

A single ad block in white would've been better, imo, but that's still nicely blended.

 

[The Equivocate]

I also like the method where you put small images above each of the ads in a Leaderboard to draw attention to the text below it (the ad).

 

[GFX^^]

haha it is true nice camiflaged site

 

[allabout42]

Wow, great job! I hardly even noticed the ads!

 

[Epic]

At first I thought the whole site was google ads...then I noticed only one of them was by google lol

 

[zaros64]

THAT is what I call blending in.. man thats awesome

 

[RegFee]

I also like the method where you put small images above each of the ads in a Leaderboard to draw attention to the text below it (the ad).

This site does the best job at that, imo:
http://www.123promotion.co.uk/ppc/index.php

Just do a search for any keyword...

anyone know where to get THAT script?

-Jorge

 

[cache]

agree this one is better.
but is it against google's TOS to try to blend?

This site does the best job at that, imo:
http://www.123promotion.co.uk/ppc/index.php

Just do a search for any keyword...

anyone know where to get THAT script?

-Jorge

 

[Momo]

Wow, you can barely tell which are the ads from which are not!

 

[Keral_Patel]

Really nice. He must be having a 40 to 50 percent of CTR with that kind of blending.