how does a google adsense client keep specific words off of his or her adsense ads on a web page?

[tillo]

Say for instance a Google AdSense user's name was RudolphoJehosephat and ol' Rudy doesn't want any ads for www.jumpingjehosephat.com , nor any mention of the word jumping, to show up on his site even though the domain name is his name (www.RudolphoJehosephat.com), and the site is about exclamations. Rudolpho was paralyzed while competing in the World Federation of Jumping Jacks League tag-team title match. The mere appearance of that site, a site set up by his first true love and other founding members of the now-defunct Jumping Jehosephat Fan Club, drives him into a emotional state melancholy and despair. [See how quickly people jump off the bandwagon]

Can you please help Rudolpho avoid seeing Jumping Jehosephat on his webpage?

[Corey Bryant]

Through the Google AdSense manager (http://www.google.com/adsense )

[Knightwolf]

Using Google Media Bot which crawl your webpage and send relevant ads to that particular webpage for a particular keywords.

[Rezan]

Probably the Adsense Manager as above, but mostly I wanted to say that is the best fictional situation question I ever read.

[Dude78]

Google Adsense does NOT allow you to screen out specific words (such as Jumping Jehosephat Fan Club), but allows you to screen out COMPETITIVE URLs -- which mean you will list all the URLs with the words you do not want showing all your site (e.g. JumpingJehosephat.com). If you don't want to see those phrases, you have to list all possible variations of that URL.

You login to you Adsense --> Adsense Setup --> Competitive Ad Filter

You have a limit of up to 200 URLs maximum to filter out.

Here is the information on Adsense Competitive Ad Filter feature
https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/static.py?page=adfilter.html&sourceid=aso&subid=ww-ww-et-asui&medium=link

[AMD]

You can only filter 200 websites, check in your adsense account