How Not to Get Your Adsense Account Deleted
To prevent your Adsense account from getting deleted is
something that all website and blog owners who display Google ads on their site
can do. All you need to do is to follow the rules that Google has laid down in
its policy.
Here are four of the most important rules that you must
comply to in order to prevent Google from deleting your Adsense account.
1. Do not click on your own ads.
You're not to ever click on your own ads. You think Google
will not notice but Google monitors where the ad clicks on your website and
blog are coming from. If the clicks are generated from your IP address, Google
won't hesitate to cancel your account.
With so many websites and blogs displaying Google ads, it's
not practical for Google to monitor all of them all the time. What Google does
is to wait for your account to reach payout which is $100 and for you to
request payment, then Google will check all your ad clicks and where they came
from. If you haven't been clicking on your own ads, then you have nothing to
worry about. You will get paid.
If you've reached payout only to find out that Google has
detected a few invalid clicks then it's such a waste of your time just to reach
payout to find that Google has canceled your Adsense account.
It's best that you monitor your own website and blog and if
you discover any invalid clicks and any strange activities like a sudden surge
of clicks from one source, report them to Google before Google decides to
cancel your account.
2. Do not prompt
visitors to click on your ads.
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I have come across a few blogs where the blog owner
encourages her visitors to click on her ads so as to help her maintain her
blog. This practice is frowned upon by Google. If the content on your blog is
interesting and if the visitors who come to your blog are highly targeted,
they'll click on your ads without any prompting.
3. Do not place Google ads on pages displaying undesirable
content.
Google doesn't want to be linked to content that is
pornographic, violent, gambling-related and drugs-related. Content that
portrays activities that are viewed negatively by the general public are not
favored by Google.
4. Do not use traffic exchanges.
Google considers traffic source from traffic exchanges as
useless as the visitors are not targeted and the clicks resulting from this
traffic source doesn't result in sales. This is to protect Google's advertisers
from invalid clicks.
If you've complied with all the rules that Google has set,
then you don't have to worry about having your Adsense account canceled by Google.
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