Thanks for the information.

If I use this technique with Google AdWords, which keyword is passed on to the landing page – actual search query or the keyword in the ad group that triggers the ad?

Thank you!

Say I sell blue widgets and my landing page is:
http://www.sell.com/index.php?kw=blue%20widgets

For fun, somebody changes it to:
http://www.sell.com/index.php?kw=sell.com%20is%20a%20scam

And then e-mails that URL to unsuspecting people,
making me look bad.

Any way to stop that? Maybe a method to say that if the query does not equal these (following) strings, then show this default text?

Just trying to think ahead and how people may abuse this.

Nice post. It helped me a lot in my task. I just have one question. According to my need i created one index.html file and set code in that and it worked. but its like

http://www.site_url.com/index.html?kw=my_name

but is it possible to do something like
http://www.site_url.com/kw=my_name

if you have any idea than do let me know. also send reply by email if possible.

Thank you.

this is what I got when I go to my index2.php file

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/esericsu/public_html/internetmlmunderground/index2.php on line 19

Why is that?

And when I insert the code into my title, is it gonna be between the and ?

Thanks,
Eric

Just wondering can I repeat the below code multiple times to catch different keywords for the title page?

Are You Looking For

?

If I got 4-5 key phrases like ‘high quality PPC Management’, ‘Australia PPC Management’, ‘Adelaide PPC Management’ that I want to match for the ‘title’, is there a shortcut to do it?

I’d recommend rewriting the line by hand in .htaccess?

Please let us know if you already did that – and what else you have done to troubleshoot?

-James

I have php 5 installed on my server and I have added the line of code to the .htaccess file but I can’t seem to get the title to understand the php code, it just replicates it in the page title.

Does anyone have this problem or maybe a link to a working page with the code in place would be helpful?

Thanks,
Greg

I don’t have a personal blog/site yet, since I’m spending all my time getting my affiliate marketing campaigns up and running.

I stumbled across your blog, when I wanted to create a dynamic landing page for my new adwords campaign. Thanks for the great blog post – I’m glad I could add my 2 cents to it

I’ll definitely be coming back to your blog for other great ppc tips. So just keep ‘em coming.