Google Adsense And Getting Banned....

[Compute 0]

Ok about 5 months ago I got banned from google adsense for invalid clicks. I still deny that but could you re-apply. Has anyone ever re-applyed and successful got their account back.They never responded to my e-mails.Also anyone know a site like google adsense.Thanks!!

[OpaQue 15]

You can Get REINSTATED BACK IN GOOGLE ADSENSE, If you :-1> Be Polite with their Support2> Explain everything from start to end using a highly professional Language.Here is another way to get Reinstated in Google Adsense.Here, I assume that you get atleast 3000 page views per day and a minimum CTR of 2. Also, I have assumed that, you get Genuine traffic and not somewhere like a forum where people keep coming back to your site again and again.So, Signup for an Adsense account. Use some other domain or anything. Once you do, put your ads on your site. And let it run for a week. After that, send them a mail and tell them honestly EVERYTHING!Most propably, they should see your site and see that you are indeed genuine and they will not ban it. Remember, Be Honest!

[sunny 0]

May be, You can register for another URL and use that sdame code on any other site.

 

Also anyone know a site like google adsense.

 

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Another such site is bidvertiser.com and this seams promising to me as it has only $10 Payout limit for PayPal payments. :-)

[epox 0]

hey man!, i don't know, but sometimes when i like a site, i click in google adds and after a time i close that window for support that site, i don't know if i am doing well, but you have been banned, so maybe that's no recommended practice

[sunny 0]

You can do that, But never on your your own site.It you wish to click on your own Google Adsense Ads. Then make sure you have deleted the cookies(related to Google) and you have changed your IP(disconnect and then reconnect for dial up users) OR may be a elite class proxy may work.The Google tracks your activity on Adsense member's area and the same system used to click on the related google adsense ads may result in a Ban.

[Saint_Michael 3]

hmm insteresting that you brought up the switching your ip, im suprised no one ever thought about doing that, talk about instant cash from from them, but i think they got a fail safe on that.

[sunny 0]

Like any other site it is very easy for Google to keep track of the visitors IP address.In the quest for fraud click prevention google might have arrenged a system that keeps track of the webmaster account's login IP for the Adsense system and then it can match it with the IP of the person who is actually clicking on the respective Google Adsense provided Ads.If both the IPs match the Google can say for sure(actually not fool-prof) that the Webmaster is cheating by clicking on his/her own Ads provided for publishing.It is very easy to impliment. And it could be a reason why Google Removes/disables so many Adsense Accounts.

[sunkist 0]

Hi:I think Yahoo is implementing something similar. Does anybody know about the yahoo ads?Sunkist

[snlildude87 0]

Hi:

 

I think Yahoo is implementing something similar.  Does anybody know about the yahoo ads?

 

Sunkist

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Yep. Yahoo is coming out with its own version of ads. Of course, they look exactly like Google Ads except it says Ads by Yahoo! instead of Gooogle. I've seen it floating around the internet, but I don't know where to sign up.

[vistal 0]

Like any other site it is very easy for Google to keep track of the visitors IP address.

In the quest for fraud click prevention google might have arrenged a system that keeps track of the webmaster account's login IP for the Adsense system and then it can match it with the IP of the person who is actually clicking on the respective Google Adsense provided Ads.

If both the IPs match the Google can say for sure(actually not fool-prof) that the Webmaster is cheating by clicking on his/her own Ads provided for publishing.

It is very easy to impliment. And it could be a reason why Google Removes/disables so many Adsense Accounts.

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Yup, you're absolutely right in saying that beacause it's really easy for Google to track for every click. I my self had an account with Google AdSense, and I earned almost $300 there but then I got banned due to invalid clicks. And I accept, I tried to make them fool by <- snipped -> on my own website, but I myself was made fool in reply.

 

Well, many AdSense account holders are banned because they unknowingly give Google the food to track their abuse. What they usually do is that they <- snipped -> with the same IP address each time & most of the time there is not much difference in the click time, i.e. the clicks are generated at the same time. And then they add another weak point, that they go and check their AdSense account to see the update in their earnings. And, then the most important point, if your website doesn't have much page impressions, then how come the clicks are generated with a few visitors to your website.

 

Just use common sense and you'll see it yourself that you are abusing there services & then you accept your indulgence yourself. So your account must have to be suspended in this case.

 

To generate a great revenue, just keep all these things in mind that you don't provide them with these clues & get safe and enjoy...}

[Spectre 0]

If you intentionally try and cheat Google's AdSense program, you will be discovered, and you will be banned from the without any chance of ever having your account re-instated. It is real money they are paying you, so they are obviously going to do everything they can to ensure you are keeping up your end of the bargain. Which includes delivering real, unique visitors, not the same visitor over and over again.

[vistal 0]

Yahoo! must be doing some thing competitive to Google Ads.I would like to signup for Yahoo! Ads services, but I can't find the link to this service page.Could anyone please help me out in finding that link. Or if you know the exact address, you're requested to please post that link here.. So that many other people looking towards easy earning would also be benefited.

[Spectre 0]

Yahoo!'s attempt at competing with Google's AdSense - the Yahoo! Publisher Network - is still in the beta testing phase, and I don't think they are open to everyone yet. A brief scan of the details indicates they are only accepting US publishers at the moment, and would probably only accept high-quality, high-traffic sites at this stage in order to text the system as extensively as possible (although I don't know). It is likely the conditions will be pretty much the same as those at AdSense, so not everyone is going to be able to become a publisher even when beta testing is over.

[Florisjuh 0]

Google adsense registers how many page views you have, and how many clicks you have. If these values get close to each other due to you asking people to click / spam the ad google will get onto you. So, if you do cheat Google adsense, what will google do to you, just terminate your account, or will they go deeper then that?

[roveneco 0]

i know these...
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
and
http://www.sitescout.com/adbrite/?utm_source=adbrite

These are very good ad programs but imho google adsense is bestone.