Showing posts with label Google Adsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Adsense. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
How To Save Your Google Adsense Account From Being Banned - Top Tips
Blogging is one of the most popular ways to earn some money these days. Blogs are a great source of knowledge. One can find thousands of blogs even on a minute topic. Blogs can be a great source of additional income. There are a number of ways to generate revenue from your blogs but the most popular amongst them is to setup a Google adsense account. Google adsense is a pay per click program where bloggers are paid when someone clicks on an advertisement displayed on their blogs. However, Google has very stringent policy that makes it very difficult to get your application approved and even if your application is approved one needs to be careful so that their account is not banned.
How to Save Your Google Adsense Account from Being Banned
1- Clicking on their ads: This is the most common mistake made by all. In order to earn quick revenue in short time, bloggers click on their own ads. However, Google has its own system to track it down and if it comes to know it definitely results in a ban.
2- Blogging in a language not supported by adsense: If you want to get approval for an adsense account, then you must blog in a language that is supported by the adsense program. However, if you have already got an approval but are now blogging in a language that is not supported by Google then it is better that you make the required changes.
3- Clogging advertisements on a single page: Adsense is based on 1-2-3 rule to limit the number of ads on a single page. If you dot follow it then you may find your account in trouble.
4- Asking the visitors to click on ads: One should never ask their visitors or encourage them to click on the ads displayed, if they liked the blog or for any other reason. It is not acceptable by Google.Sending emails containing ads: a number of bloggers have started to send adsense ads within emails which are against the adsense program policy.
5- Using labels on advertisements: Many visitors display ads with the labels like click here or click here for some specific purpose that actually helped in generating a good number of clicks. But this in a way is encouraging the visitors, which as discussed is not acceptable.
6- Using multiple advertisement programs: If you think that Google adsense is the only advertisement program to generate income through ads then you are under a myth. There are several out there but then if you are already using Google adsense on your account do not use any other contextual advertisement program to earn extra revenue.
7- Modifying the adsense code: programmers always have a bug to customize things by modifying the code. However, Google does not permit or accept it any way.
8- Multiple adsense account: People generally apply for multiple adsense account to earn quick income. However, if Google traces down that both the accounts are operated from a single IP you may not get your payment or worse get your account banned.
9- Highlighting the ad: It can be great strategy to highlight your ad by placing it next to images but then you will definitely get your account banned. So, avoid it.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
How Traffic Exchange Sites (MGID,Wahoha etc) Can Harm Your Google Adsense
Many bloggers have been in panic over the last few months, since Google has been involved in a huge clampdown – banning AdSense on sites that have been part of traffic exchanges. At the outset, traffic exchanges have not been doing anything illegal – they are promising readers to move around the web without getting back to a channel (Google, Twitter, or Facebook). However the interplay of human behavior, along with the model traffic exchanges have created is creating big hurdles for Google – both in ensuring value to its advertisers and ensuring efficiencies of their systems. This article is an attempt to unravel this exciting network phenomenon.
The AdSense policy on Traffic Exchanges
Way back in 2007, Google Adsense blog came up with post recommending people not to get onto traffic exchanges. The post clearly suggests that while there may be a value in being part of them, they “may” cause invalid clicks. Given that many bloggers depend on Google solely for their livelihood – there is mass fear about adopting high quality products that help improve user engagement on their sites.
The Resurgence of Traffic Exchanges
Ajax and the ease of installation of widgets has caused a resurgence of traffic exchanges. Traffic exchanges provide value – both to the publisher and the reader, in getting contextual and new unique users from other sites. Sites like MGID, Wahoha, 2leap have been growing leaps and bounds. Testimonials of people saying their traffic increased by 500% in a week makes one wonder if this is a big ponzi scheme. To understand this, we should understand how traffic exchanges work.
You lease out real estate on your articles to the TE (Traffic Exchange) widget. The widget decides to show outgoing links here dynamically.
When users click on the TE widgets articles on your page, the TE remembers your site (or a set of pre-selected pages), and promotes them more on other sites.
You get back traffic – often much more than what you sent out. Makes you wonder how this can be a non-zero sum game. The trick is that every click on the widget takes a user to an intermediate page – where the user is link baited to click on more than one article. They all open in new windows in the background. One click turned to many. Non zero sum.
Due to the overwhelming importance given to user click behavior, links that get promoted mostly look like this. I know you cannot resist clicking on them. Unfortunately, these are not linked to.
The AdSense policy on Traffic Exchanges
Way back in 2007, Google Adsense blog came up with post recommending people not to get onto traffic exchanges. The post clearly suggests that while there may be a value in being part of them, they “may” cause invalid clicks. Given that many bloggers depend on Google solely for their livelihood – there is mass fear about adopting high quality products that help improve user engagement on their sites.
The Resurgence of Traffic Exchanges
Ajax and the ease of installation of widgets has caused a resurgence of traffic exchanges. Traffic exchanges provide value – both to the publisher and the reader, in getting contextual and new unique users from other sites. Sites like MGID, Wahoha, 2leap have been growing leaps and bounds. Testimonials of people saying their traffic increased by 500% in a week makes one wonder if this is a big ponzi scheme. To understand this, we should understand how traffic exchanges work.
You lease out real estate on your articles to the TE (Traffic Exchange) widget. The widget decides to show outgoing links here dynamically.
When users click on the TE widgets articles on your page, the TE remembers your site (or a set of pre-selected pages), and promotes them more on other sites.
You get back traffic – often much more than what you sent out. Makes you wonder how this can be a non-zero sum game. The trick is that every click on the widget takes a user to an intermediate page – where the user is link baited to click on more than one article. They all open in new windows in the background. One click turned to many. Non zero sum.
Due to the overwhelming importance given to user click behavior, links that get promoted mostly look like this. I know you cannot resist clicking on them. Unfortunately, these are not linked to.
Now Show Google AdSense On Facebook Pages - Make Money With Facebook
iwipa is a newly introduced Faceboook Application which helps to add additional fun to your facebook pages. Using iwipa, You can place iframes, html and fbml on your facebook pages. Earlier, i wrote how to create a chat room for facebook pages using iwipa which was a successful test. As iwipa allows you to use iframes, html and FBML on your pages, so you can also display Google Ads on your facebook pages and can earn money from Facebook pages. Here is how you can show Google Adsense in facebook.
How to Place Google Adsense in Facebook Pages ?
Login Your Facebook Account and Go to iwipa app page.
Click on "Go to App"
Click on "Install iwipa Page Now"
From the next page, select your "Facebook page" where you want to show Google Ads
Click on "Add iwipa= HTML + Iframe + FBML"
Good, now go to your Facebook Page and Click on Welcome Tab (this is newly created tab) from the left sidebar and then click on "Click Here to Activate Your page"How to Place Google Adsense in Facebook Pages ?
Login Your Facebook Account and Go to iwipa app page.
Click on "Go to App"
Click on "Install iwipa Page Now"
From the next page, select your "Facebook page" where you want to show Google Ads
Click on "Add iwipa= HTML + Iframe + FBML"
Now you will see a complete iwipa admin interface from where you can manage your Facebook page.
Click on "Tabs and Layouts"
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
What Is Your Actual AdSense Earning and How Much Google Pays You
HOW MUCH GOOGLE PAYS TO ADSENSE PUBLISHERS:-
*Google Pays 51% to Publishers in "AdSense for Search" program and keeps 49% of your actual earning (example: if you earn $100, Google will pay you $51 only)
*Google has not disclosed the revenue ratio for "AdSense for Feeds"
To check manually, Login in your Google AdSense account, click on "My Account", scroll down the page and look the ratio mentioned under "Property Information" section.
Google + Fastest Site To Reach 25 Millions Visitors
While Google+ may be the fastest-growing social network ever, it remains to be seen, however, whether it can pose a serious threat to the social networking titan Facebook, which has more than 750 million members.
Andrew Lipsman, vice president for industry analysis at tracking firm comScore, said Google+, which was launched by the Internet search and advertising giant on June 28, had 25 million unique visitors as of July 24.
During a panel discussion on Google+ hosted by Wedbush Securities, Lipsman said it took other social networks much longer to reach 25 million users: 22 months for Myspace, 33 months for Twitter and 37 months for Facebook.
“Obviously, this is a very strong growth trajectory,” Lipsman said.
He cautioned, however, that Google “has a really large user base it can build off of” with its one billion users worldwide.
And it still has a “really long way to go to be competitive with Facebook,” Lipsman said.
“Google+ is the fastest by a long shot but it’s important to realize that fastest may not always be best,” he said. “Sometimes, that slow build can lead to a strong network effect that pays long-term dividends.” Most Google+ users – 6.4 million – are in the United States, followed by India with 3.6 million, Canada with 1.1 million, Britain with 1.1 million and Germany with over 920,000, according to comScore.
Lipsman said many Google+ users appear to also be users of Google’s email program Gmail and display a “very strong early adopter profile.” He said the ratio of men to women is about two to one and that 60 per cent of Google+ users are between the ages of 18 and 34.
In the United States, the highest numbers of Google+ users are in the tech-savvy cities of San Francisco and Austin, Texas, he said.
Steve Rubel, executive vice president for global strategy and insights at public relations firm Edelman, said Facebook is not “vulnerable immediately” to Google.
“I don’t see (Google+) taking significant share from Facebook in the next 18 months,” Rubel said.
At the same time, “what we have seen is that over the years there’s never been a social network or community that has had significant staying power,” he said. “There’s always a shuffling every two or three years, a changing of the guard.
“We saw it with Myspace,” he said of the one-time social networking leader that has been eclipsed by Facebook and hemorrhaging users ever since.
Rubel said Google was compelled to try its hand at social networking because Facebook is restricting the access of its search engine to Facebook content.
“What’s happening is more content is being created behind Facebook’s walls than ever before and a lot of that content is invisible to Google,” he said.
“Conceptually, at least, they’re building kind of an alternate Web… There’s also an entire Web that is app-based on mobile phones. That is also invisible to them.” Rubel said it was conceivable that more content would be invisible to them in five or 10 years than what the search engine can see today when created on Facebook or inside apps.
“So they had to make a play to get more people to create content on their site,” he continued. “It’s to get more people to spend time on Google.” In unveiling Google+, Google stressed the ability it gives users to separate online friends and family into different “Circles,” or networks, and to share information only with members of a particular circle.
One of the criticisms of Facebook is that updates are shared with all of one’s friends unless a user has gone through a relatively complicated process to create separate Facebook Groups.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
How To Get Your Disabled Adsense Account Back – Solution
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| Google Adsense Account back |
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| Dis Code |
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| Allowed Site |
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| Google AdSenese Acc Disabled |
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| Acc Disabled |
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| Disabled AdSense |
Many of Times Google Adsense Publishers are banned by Google Adsense Team for several reasons such invalid click activity or risk for advertisers of Google Adwords. People Use to send email to Google Adsense Support and receive a reply saying they can’t reinstate your Adsense Account. Here is a Professional method that actually works for getting a Banned Adsense Account.
Now, as for all of you guys out there with banned Adsense accounts:
Guys that really are innocent and have nothing to do with invalid clicks or fraud, continue to read further.
The rest (in a much higher percentage than the earlier mentioned, I presume), just stop here and move on from my blog. Nothing interesting here.
A reinstating procedure is more like proving the AdSense team that it wasn’t you who made the fraud and you have nothing to do with any type of terms and policies breaking actions.
Always write your e-mails in a perfect grammar.
Write the letters addressing yourself to a 3rd person, without taking the manner personally.
Be corporate, be understanding and nice, although you are frustrated (probably). I was too.
Try to offer every little bit of help possible, so that the AdSense team can check all the possible variables.
IMHO, if you are a fairly known figure, for it’s whitehat techniques or just for it’s truly honest behavior, post your issue in a well documented, read and influential discussion forum.
IMHO, if you are NOT a fairly known figure, for it’s whitehat techniques or just for it’s truly honest behavior, do NOT post your situation in a forum, or any other public place.
Try not to spam the AdSense team with repeated e-mails sent to multiple e-mail addresses, telling them the exact same thing. If you sent it once (maximum twice) that’s all you can do. ALL the e-mails are read.
Do not reply to the first horrifying e-mail telling you your AdSense account has been disabled. Why not reply ? Because the first Google AdSense Account Disabled e-mail comes from the e-mail address adsense-adclicks@google.com (which is NOT ticket based) , and because the e-mails that come to you after you use the appeal form, come from adsense-adclicks-appeal@google.com (which IS ticket based).
Use the AdSense invalid clicks appeal form. After you will get your first reply from the message sent to the appeal form, from a Google representative (they have a ticket system), you can then reply to that.
Try to offer them server logs, tracking and analytics logs, and any other useful information, that they can use to determine if your account got click-bombed or not.
Whenever you write e-mails, please try to sign your full name, telephone, mobile telephone, e-mail address, website, and so on, in the e-mail (please see the template below).
In the AdSense appeal form, at the e-mail part (Email Address:), always write your AdSense publisher e-mail, and not another e-mail.
One again, write in a polite manner, always. Polite + corporate + helpful + not spamming = success.
Unacceptable Site Content – Google Adsense Application Rejected
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| Site Content |
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| Site ContenT |
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Every Blogger and webmaster wants to earn money using with Google Adsense BUT Google Adsense is not interested to work with all Bloggers and webmasters. Initially Google was accepting almost every one in Google Adsense programme But Now a days most of Google Adsense New Applications are being rejected for some minor reasons. Bloggers who are new and trying to apply for a Google Adsense Account, are getting an issue with their websites and blogs “Unacceptable Site Content ” and Google is Not accepting their applications for Google Adsense.
Many of My Friends also tried to get a Google Adsense Account but Google just rejected their applications saying “Unacceptable Site Content” i just checked their blogs and found reasons why Google rejected their applications saying “Unacceptable Site Content”. If your application is rejected, You normally get the following email from Google Adsense. (a part of that email is quoted below)
Thank you for your interest in Google AdSense. Unfortunately, after
reviewing your application, we’re unable to accept you into Google AdSense
at this time. We did not approve your application for the reasons listed below.
Issues:
- Unacceptable site content
Reasons Behind “Unacceptable Site Content“
Here are reasons why you get the Unacceptable Site Content message from Google Adsense.
Copycats:
Google Loves Unique Things and probably hates Copycats. Those who are lazy and just copy-paste stuff in their blogs are normally rejected in Google Adsense and gets the issue Unacceptable Site Content.
Inappropriate Contents:
Google will definitely reject your application saying Unacceptable Site Content if your blog or website is based upon adult stuff or illegal music tracks.
Spam Sites:
There are several websites and blogs which are just using some plugins to fetch the feeds or we can say they copy the RSS feeds. Google Will reject them saying Unacceptable Site Content. Forwarding emails to blog and publishing them as post can also be treated as SPAM blog and Google can surely reject Application of Google Adsense for that blog.
MFA Websites:
Google will reject Adsense Applications for MFA (made for Adsense) websites. Google Adsense like serving ads to those websites and blogs which are providing their services to others. Google dont likes Made for Adsense websites and Blogs so, application rejection is a fact for those sites.
Place Google Adsense In Blogger Post (above and below)
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| Google Adsense |
| Blogger Know How |
| Blogger Setting |
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| Add An Image Format |
| Google Adsense |
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| Blogger Arrange Items |
Now a days every blogger is using this common hack or trick of blogger to increase Google Adsense revenue. You can also increase your Google Adsense Earning by placing Google Ads below and/or above Blogger Post. You will be able place Google Ads Above the post (but below the post title) and at the End of Blogger Post. This Hack is only for post pages and not for Homepage of your Blogger Blog. Follow these steps to implement this trick in your blog.
Login to Your Blogger Account
On Your Dashboard, Click on Design (see below shown picture for further assistance)
Now Click on HTML (see below shown picture for further assistance)
Now Check the box of Expand Widget Templates (see below shown picture for assistance)
Convert Your Google Adsense Code into XML Format using Google Adsense Code Converter (note: This does not violate Google Adsense TOS)
Now Search For
<data:post.body/>
Place Below Shown Code before and after <data:post.body/>
<b:if cond=’data:blog.pageType == "item"’>
GOOGLE ADSENSE CONVERTED CODE HERE
</b:if>
Save Your Template !
Its Done
It will looks good and also improve your CTR if you 336×280 Format.
This trick will surely help you to maximize Adsense Earning. I tried my best to explain in easy way but if you face any problem using this trick then discuss your problem in Comments form and i will help you to fix that problem
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