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I recently signed up for AuctionAds to test if it will earn more money than Google AdSense for one of my sites. So far my results have not been good due to the fact the AuctionAds keyword rotation system seems to be broken.

AuctionAds is not a contextual advertising network. You have to specify the keywords into the system to get relevant ads displayed on your web site. Google AdSense on the other hand tries to automatically detect your web site’s theme and display relevant ads at their own discretion. AuctionAds allows you to set the keywords, minimum/maximum bid price, negative keywords and a couple of matching options.

According to AuctionAds’ keyword document:
One powerful feature you can use is result refinement using a “,”. Say for example you have a web site with baseball cards. You automatically insert the players name from the page into the ads, but not every player may have auctions with their name listed. You could however specify: “derek jeter rookie card, derek jeter, baseball”. The engine will try to find Derek Jeter rookie cards, and if all else fails will show simply “baseball” ads.

If you simply want to return all of several …

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