Google Results and Adwords Theory

Hello all,

Here's a theory.

Sites that are top 10 in search results are often not
advertisers with Google Adwords.

Is this a subject that anyone has explored? Is the
Adwords database, somehow linked with the Google Search Results?

David
http://www.1800mylogo.com

David:

Here's a theory.

Sites that are top 10 in search results are often not
advertisers with Google Adwords.

Of course, why would they? These sites get visitors for free.

Is the Adwords database, somehow linked with the Google Search Results?

Google says its not, and so far I have found no reason to think otherwise.

--
René Pijlman

Wat wil jij leren? http://www.leren.nl

David wrote:

Here's a theory.

Sites that are top 10 in search results are often not
advertisers with Google Adwords.

Well, I'd say: to build a theory on this observation "often" should be
replaced by "allways" or "in all instances where...".

Is this a subject that anyone has explored? Is the
Adwords database, somehow linked with the Google Search Results?

I often see Adword ads from one of my sites next to the free top 10
results of the same site. In those cases I change the settings for that
campaign.

So, hands in the air and wave goodbye to this "theory" :-)

Piet

Rene Pijlman <reply.in.the.newsgroup (AT) my (DOT) address.is.invalid> wrote

David:
Here's a theory.

Sites that are top 10 in search results are often not
advertisers with Google Adwords.

Of course, why would they? These sites get visitors for free.

Is the Adwords database, somehow linked with the Google Search Results?

Google says its not, and so far I have found no reason to think otherwise.

I have seen web sites that rank high also appear in AdWords.
Of course if you're ranking high you have a better chance
of affording AdWords )

Jon