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Movie World advertises on the Google AdWords Network

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Movie World is advertising Superman Escape on Google's pay-per-click network - AdWords. See attached photo. post-284-1137464004_thumb.jpg

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Really. Do you feel proud that you found that?
Calm down mate, no need to bite.
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I don't think that the attachment is displaying properly. Here is the same image on ImageShack: supermanescape0wq.th.gif I can't understand Movie World's logic - "I don't want R-C.com.au at the media day but I'm sure going to spend lots of money advertising on their site."

Who really cares if they are using advertising or not? It is a commercial venture and part of that is advertising. By the way Adam I think you need to update your signature and the ride is here and no longer coming soon. "The Bus is now leaving for Soonah Crossing, Queensland"

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No one here is complaining about Movie World's advertising. I just find it strange, as I said earlier, that a site like R-C.com.au wasn't invited to the Superman Escape media day - which would have provided Movie World with "free advertising" (on the same site they're now paying to advertise on). My signature is a reflection of Movie World's website - something consisting of poor design and out-of-date content.

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