Affiliate since: 05/12/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Jasmina's 3 other Ask SC answers

Word JOB for sure you should avoid in you add. Because this is not regular job place, this is second income of money.

Word EASY earning money, because true is that its not easy.

Word I WANT, because people doesn't care what you want, or what you are LOOKING for, or what you NEED it. They are interested in what they want.

Affiliate since: 05/03/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read NISHANTHA's 4 other Ask SC answers

I am not an expert on advertising, however, I think it is better to avoid giving a false promise in your advertisement. Any prospective affiliate would read a bit about the program you are promoting before enrolling. If they feel that you are over promising, they will decide that the whole program is a scam.

Affiliate since: 01/27/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Snezana's 18 other Ask SC answers

You need to avoid the attack,

say that the site visitor or the ad is misleading.

Buy, I tried the product,

I do not know what is not healthy food.

Bad packaging, my friend is not satisfied with the product.

Poor presentation of the product.

Do not advertise on facebook, twitter, google+ ....

Affiliate since: 10/01/2013, Power Rank: 463 | Read Aina's 157 other Ask SC answers

"What keywords should I avoid when setting up advertisements on search engines?"

My answer would be the 'unrelated keywords' with regards to your ad.
Build up a list of related keywords for your ads and consider the following;

a) biggest mistakes made by many advertisers are: creating ad groups that are composed of long lists of 'unrelated keywords' and writing ads that try to cover every concept in the keyword list.

b) Rightly, the keywords in an ad group should be tightly related to each other and to the ad text. Almost every keyword should appear in the ad text. Several reasons why this is important.

- When the keywords appear in the ad text, the search engines "bold" those words,
attracting the searchers' eyes.

- When a searcher sees her search term bold-faced in the ad, there's a greater
likelihood she'll choose that ad over competing ads that don't include the term.

- Over time the keywords and ads in such ad groups will accumulate better and better
quality scores, in return helped the search engines decide which ads should be
favored over.

Group keywords according to where you think the searchers are in the research-shop-buy process. Avoid the 'unrelated keywords'.
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"What keywords should I avoid when setting up advertisements on search engines?"

My answer would be the 'unrelated keywords' with regards to your ad.
Build up a list of related keywords for your ads and consider the following;

a) biggest mistakes made by many advertisers are: creating ad groups that are composed of long lists of 'unrelated keywords' and writing ads that try to cover every concept in the keyword list.

b) Rightly, the keywords in an
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