How to Fix Google Ads Covering Up Quotes on Forums?

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In summary, when viewing a forum without being logged in, quotes in the top area of the first post may be covered by "Ad's by Google". This issue is present in Google Chrome, IE7, and Firefox 3.5, with IE7 moving the quote to the bottom of the ad and the other browsers rendering it the same as Google Chrome.
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When viewing the forum without being logged in, if there are any quotes in the top few inches of the first post of a thread, they are covered up by the "Ad's by Google".

I'm currently using Google Chrome in Windows Vista.
 

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In IE7 on the same machine it moves the quote down to the bottom of the ad. This is better than the first one, but I think it would be better if the quoted text just spaced around the ad, like the regular text does.
 

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This issue exists in Firefox 3.5 as well. It renders identically to Google Chrome.
 

FAQ: How to Fix Google Ads Covering Up Quotes on Forums?

What is a "Google Ads Cover Up Quote"?

A "Google Ads Cover Up Quote" refers to a quote or phrase that is used in an advertisement on Google Ads that attempts to cover up or hide negative aspects of a product or service.

How common are "Google Ads Cover Up Quotes"?

"Google Ads Cover Up Quotes" are fairly common in online advertising, as companies may try to downplay the negative aspects of their products or services in order to attract more customers.

Are "Google Ads Cover Up Quotes" effective in tricking consumers?

While "Google Ads Cover Up Quotes" may be effective in initially attracting consumers, they may eventually backfire if the negative aspects of the product or service are discovered. In the long run, honesty and transparency are more effective in building trust with consumers.

How does Google regulate "Google Ads Cover Up Quotes"?

Google has strict policies in place to regulate the use of cover up quotes in advertisements. They require that ads be accurate, truthful, and not misleading. If an ad is found to violate these policies, it may be removed from the platform.

Is there any legal action that can be taken against companies using "Google Ads Cover Up Quotes"?

In some cases, false or misleading advertisements may be subject to legal action from consumers or regulatory bodies. Companies found to be using deceptive practices in their ads may face fines or other penalties.

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