I'm sure this is true, but It seems to work OK on my Nutch pages
even without premium service, somehow - we've got it up on our newly-
launched Nutch search at http://www.slwebsearch.com. I suspect it
looks at the URL if it hasn't crawled the page, and thus comes up
with search term-relevant advertising anyway, so long as you're
showing your search term in your URL. I have not tested this theory,
but it certainly does, for instance, give me sheep-related ads if I
search "sheep."
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jonah
On Oct 6, 2005, at 6:12 PM, Andy Liu wrote:
AdSense crawls content offline and analyzes the content to display
contexual
ads. So it's designed for (mostly) static content. If you want to
display
full-blown search-term advertising on the fly, I think that's a
"premium"
service and you'd have to go through an account rep for that. You
have to
have sufficient traffic to qualify for this service. At least
that's how it
worked when I last worked with AdSense.
Andy
On 10/6/05, Paul Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know how to implement Adsense on a Nutch
implementation? I
don't quite understand how the dynamic results would work with
Adsense.
Thanks,
Paul
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