Just wondering about Amazon ads...I have had the ad snipped from my hub have oth

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  1. Susan Sears profile image89
    Susan Searsposted 6 years ago

    Just wondering about Amazon ads...I have had the ad snipped from my hub have others experienced this

    I have repeatedly had Amazon ads snipped even though they really do pertain to my topic...for example a book house a particular light house diving into more history, the lighthouse keeper and such...yet I see other with several Amazon ads on their site...have others experienced this? What should I do different?

  2. Randy Godwin profile image59
    Randy Godwinposted 6 years ago

    Susan, now you have to actually have experience with the product and say so in the article. I've some ads snipped as well but am planning to go back and add them back after making the needed changes.

    I's especially annoying as other ads for related items--those HP profits from but we do not--on the articles are not mentioned in the text either. It's as if they are given a free ride on our intellectual property to do what we cannot. And no, it isn't an equitable deal.

  3. Susan Sears profile image89
    Susan Searsposted 6 years ago

    Randy, I thought that was what the problem was so I added a text box talking about the book and recommending it but then they snipped both the text box and the ad....i found it annoying to that i have several hub ads running that have nothing to do with my subject.

  4. tomsmithnow profile image70
    tomsmithnowposted 6 years ago

    I have had some Amazon Buy ads removed before. You can put a description  directly in your Amazon Buy capsule describing why you bought the book for example, how it could help others, stating significant, useful info. beyond an Amazon review. You should also probably include your personal experience and opinion in the content of your article near the product capsule or within that descriptions in your Buy ad too. All of these things have helped me to keep my Amazon Buy ad in. Hope this helps.

    1. Susan Sears profile image89
      Susan Searsposted 6 years agoin reply to this

      I felt like i had did that it ...it was snipped then I edited it and put it right next to the thing I was talking about...it was also the only one in the hub.

  5. Terrielynn1 profile image86
    Terrielynn1posted 6 years ago

    they want us to use in text amazon sales now not the sale capsule. Mine all realated to the article and I even wrote about why it's a great product and what I used them for or how they helped me. all have been edited out once moved to nieche sites. now I just stopped ading them, there is no point if they just get removed.

    1. Susan Sears profile image89
      Susan Searsposted 6 years agoin reply to this

      Terry, That's  how I feel I really felt I had done all of the things mentioned and it was still deleted...it really doesn't make sense to me...the items that I had snipped I felt had added to the information that I had provided.

  6. PGupta0919 profile image89
    PGupta0919posted 6 years ago

    Amazon Product capsules are almost always snipped from my articles even when I add my personal experience. This mostly happens when my article is being moved to a niche site.

    1. Susan Sears profile image89
      Susan Searsposted 6 years agoin reply to this

      It almost appears that they really don't allow Amazon ads. I wonder if there is a way to ask Hubpages about this?

  7. Stella Kaye profile image83
    Stella Kayeposted 6 years ago

    Yes, I've experienced this too recently and found it particularly infuriating when the capsule is relevant to the content of my article. I don't know what you can do apart from keeping on reinstating the capsule!

    1. Susan Sears profile image89
      Susan Searsposted 6 years agoin reply to this

      This is definitely frustrating...I am not sure how to resolve this.

 
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