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Anyone else noticed, and I've seen this a few times now, you start an adwords campaign, and suddenly the page you have the ad directing to goes up the organic rankings...

Happened a few times now, coincidence?
 
I have never heard of this, I have heard people saying the opposite in the past but never really noticed any changes in my own rankings, with or without Adwords.



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I would definetely log out of Google and then search again

The customised results often make me look like an SEO Genius... until I log out and see what everyone does :oops:
 
You don't need to log out to see what everyone else sees btw... just add &pws=0 onto the end of the Google url once you've entered your search.
 
You could also try your query in a browser in which you don't routinely sign into Google (one of the reasons I have multiple browsers installed).
 
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