If you are a real estate agent, you may be familiar with this ad, “How Much Does a New Home Cost?” I read this and thought it was a pretty typical ad. I was wrong.
This ad is not typical of real estate agents. This ad is for someone who wants to buy a house. So it tells you a bit about the house that the seller wants to sell. It also tells you where the house is located, which is pretty important information for buyers. The rest of the ad is not relevant to real estate, but it should be.
I was pretty surprised at the information that the ad tells you about the house, but it is actually very relevant to real estate. Because real estate is about the location of the house, this ad helps you make the decision on location. But it is not really relevant to the ad it appears on, because that ad is for the wrong property, the wrong house.
This ad tells you that the house is located in the house. The house owner is a real estate agent and knows the location of the house, but as a buyer you don’t need to know this. In fact, that’s the whole point of an ad for a house. You need the location, but not the real estate agent’s name, because you can’t possibly know the location unless you know the location already.
Exactly. But this ad, however, is a great example of how Google’s “in the box” algorithm works. The ad appears on your website, and Google gets all the information needed. But this particular ad is for a property called “The Landlord”, and the real estate agent is a different real estate agent who is not a real estate agent. The ad says, “Hey, you’ve gotten one of our ads.
This happens all the time as well. The next time someone shows you an ad, it’s always for a home that has a similar name as the previous ad. If you look at your search history, you’ll see that ads from the same agents have appeared in the past, and the ad you just saw is the same ad that was shown in the previous ad.
The ad this client just viewed is clearly the same ad that was shown in the previous ad. The fact that this ad is for the same home as the other ad, in the same ad category, and appears in the same search history gives the game away. It’s a sneaky way to give yourself a big bonus.
So in conclusion, this is like an easy way to get a free bonus. We’ve seen this technique on other games and we expect it will be the same here. The only thing I don’t understand is how the game designers found out about the previous ad so quickly, so soon after that ad was shown. I’m assuming that this is a quick way to increase your ad revenue but I’d like to know more about how this is done in the game to understand how it works.
The idea behind this is that you can simply hide a banner on your website and if you want to collect a little extra cash, just show that banner to your client. If they click on that banner, then you get a little bonus, while if they click on the banner itself, you get a little bonus. So if you have a banner with a link on it, its a stealth ad. If you have a banner with a text in it, its a text ad.