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Originally Posted by dragonfly
Thanks guys I'm learning more than I ever thought I could about adwords :-)
Is it possible for Adwords to pass the search term through to the landing page??
Reason I ask is, I have quite a good list of towns, and what I'd like to do is detect if a town was part of the search phrase.
i.e search for - Same Day Courier York
I want to detect that "York" is there and firstly put York into the Headline, and Secondly include in the Landing Page, along the lines of "York Office"
Is this possible?
And Ofcourse This should only happen if the town is part of my town list. If extra word is Banana, I don't want them going to the page for the "Banana Office"  |
You can pass the keyword into the url call like this
http://dragonfly.com/apage.php?akeyword={keyword}
Then a simple bit of PHP can extract it from memory...
<?php @extract($_POST); ?>
<p> We sell a lot of <?php echo($akeyword); ?> </p>
<?php switch ($akeyword) {
case: courier: ?>
<p> whatever you want to do....
etc etc]
or something or other..
you can check for substrings in the keyword expression using simple php...
accept the fact you DO NEED multiple landing pages if you want to convert well