I would imagine that google will start to keep track of the query=string portion of the URL, and after repeated searches on the same keywork, it will start to show targeted ads.

I set up a test of this.

If this is true, using the advanced/improved search logger, you can track what people are searching for, and how often, and then use the google code in an include file. Create a simple global to return the count of the search term, and then:

<%search_count (query)%>
<%if search_count_results > for_example_10%>
<%include google_ad_page.html%>
<%else%>
do nothing, or <%include default advert or logo%>
<%endif%>

Once a search term hits a level you are comfortable with, it will start showing google ads, and if google does index via the query= string then after a short time those queries will show up with valid, targeted ads.

I'm running a test now... but the more people who check this concept out (ie: if google will spider the query string) the better.


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