: AFAIK, Google's AdSense ads don't target specific users. They display ads on Gmail like that, but all other ads are based on the content of the page not the user. If you want to show more

AFAIK, Google's AdSense ads don't target specific users. They display ads on Gmail like that, but all other ads are based on the content of the page not the user.

If you want to show more relevant ads to your users, you can do audience profiling and segmentation through companies like Rapleaf, Quantcast, Full Circle Studies (ScorecardResearch), Brilig, and I think Alexa also offers marketing analytics.

The only company I know of that does user-specific targeting is Rapleaf, which has an API that lets you query user information based on email addresses to deliver advertising targeted at that specific user or to personalize their user experience.

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: It depends. Does the URL still accurately describe the content? And while titles and URLs don't need to match (just as headings and titles don't either), they should correlate closely. Think

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