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Comment by Kha Ton
2008-10-13 01:55:03

Hi Ben,
I’ve applied Google Adsense but I got denied so I still don’t have Adsense on my site but it’s good to know this. Good information.
Thanks
Kha
http://www.homebayarea.blogspot.com



Comment by Blog for Beginners Subscribed to comments via email
2008-10-15 23:36:45

I don’t get it…what do you mean you were denied? I’ve not heard anything like this before….

Yan.



Comment by Ben Pei
2008-10-16 01:36:42

I think he meant google did not approv his application. Google won’t approve adsense account unless the website is complete or something.. They have their own rules.

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Comment by Leon Bowes
2008-10-13 09:28:43

Thanks Ben…

Good information. Always very informative. When I finally get approved for an account, I will be pretty much up to date on the dos and dont’s.

Kepp up the good work…very nice blog

Leon Bowes

 


2008-10-15 07:28:48

Hi Ben,

Thanks for the tips, I plan to add AdSense to my blog shortly as I get more familiar with it.

Alan Thomas

 


Comment by Andy
2008-10-15 20:54:59

Thanks Ben! Adsense is a top “Money Maker” for many blogs. This post helps people follow the rules so they don’t get banned.

Andy

 


Comment by Blog for Beginners Subscribed to comments via email
2008-10-15 23:40:17

There isn’t one loophole we can manipulate from Google. In fact, most of the smartest brains in the industry is now working for Google. Article like this is certainly very useful for those who thinks that they stand a chance to outsmart Google.

Great stuff, Ben..

Yan

 


Comment by ihateher
2008-10-21 07:58:34

ehm, just try your best to avoid it. But its better you inform google if something weird happen to your account.

 


2008-10-26 20:07:20

Most of what is aloud for google search is the same for adsense.

Regarding your last one… google search wont ban you! Google will make their own judgments about which is better/more authoritive and will de-index the other ones.

Regarding adsense, all adsense publishes are required to read their policy’s and all of the above are mentioned in it.

Its a great reminder though.
The best way to figure out if it will get you banned or not is by asking yourself “would you tell google you did it?” if not then DONT DO IT!!!

 
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