not banned, but you're not allowed to promote them anymore on adwords
example:
AD TEXT:
In The Vip - only $4.95
Join the famous wild girls
sex site today! ( aff ) www.InTheVip.com
Ad Status: Suspended - Pending Revision
Ad Issue(s): Trademark in Ad Content
~~~~~~~~~
SUGGESTIONS:
-> Ad Content: Please remove the following trademark from your ad: "In
The VIP".
edit: ah ok, you said some domains may be banned, well, i havent checked it, you might be right, but the adwords thing is a seperate issue....
i realise this was just meaning , obviously this was a nastydollars decision not a google one.
Thus they must have asked google not to use their trademark name anymore, 2 issues here. If this a push by nastydollars to enforce their copyright name and rid the se's of nd copycat names ? or just a focus on taking away adwords revenue from google..
and if so , wouldnt google be unhappy about the loss of revenue and perhaps drop them from their reg listings ?
Wouldnt suprize me to be honest tho. a lot of companies dont like you bidding on their name (i.e. ebay). I've had a few campaigns run before and they did ok, but nothing to run with.
Ive been seeing a lot more people get their ads shut down by Google for adult content
also from the bang bros members area a couple of months ago..
"Just dropping a note to let all webmasters know that as of Jan 5th 2007, we will no longer allow the use of our trademarked brand names, Bangbros and Bangbus (or any variation) to be used in Google AdWords or any similar search engine advertising program. We are currently working with google and other programs to disable these as keywords, until then, we will be enforcing it ourselves."
also from the bang bros members area a couple of months ago..
"Just dropping a note to let all webmasters know that as of Jan 5th 2007, we will no longer allow the use of our trademarked brand names, Bangbros and Bangbus (or any variation) to be used in Google AdWords or any similar search engine advertising program. We are currently working with google and other programs to disable these as keywords, until then, we will be enforcing it ourselves."
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