http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org Support for those whose accounts are disabled. Advice to those whose accounts are still active. Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:02:02 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en AdsSpy surveys all web sites (domains) from SeoDigger index for Partner IDs in the ads of various networks, such as Google Adsense, Yahoo Publish Network, Chitika or Amazon.com, it then compares the Partner ID and correlates the sites and ads networks. Although the sites covered by AdsSpy  is far from ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/distribution-of-publishers-in-ad-networks/  When Google tightened up AdSense criteria, the good days for some AdSense arbitragers were over. Their AdSense accounts were disabled and unpaid earnings confiscated (presumably returned to advertisers). Many AdSense arbitragers would argue that not all arbitrage sites are MFA (Made for AdSense).  Those websites have content, give useful information and ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/traffic-arbitrage-on-other-ads-networks/ Does "make money online" still make sense after AdSense account being disabled? Yes, absolutely.  In fact, if you use only AdSense, you miss out a large chunk of potential revenue. By far, AdSense is still the king of contextual advertising with the highest payout (in general) and being the easiest to ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/alternatives-better-than-adsense/ For years, people discovered that ads under the title generate better click-through-rate.  If you look around, this ads placement is very common. Now Goolge just flashed a yellow card to this practice. In an almost humorous blog title, "Another look at optimizations", Google's official AdSense blog indicated that this could violate the ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/two-more-ways-to-lose-your-adsense-account/ Google prescribed the official recipe to avoid being banned from AdSense. The shortened version of the ten commandments is shown below. Don't click on your own Google ads. Use the AdSense preview tool. Don't ask others to click on Google ads. Don't tell your friends and family you're making a living with ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/protect-your-adsense-in-arbitrage/ So you still have AdSense running on your site because you just joined, got your account resurrected, or reapplied.  This is an enviable and profitable position.  Let's talk about how to keep it that way.Let's assume that you're not foolish enough to hop around internet café or rebooting your ADSL/Cable ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/protect-yourself-from-a-click-bomb/ A few documented successful appeals on the Internet point the right path of an appeal being: Provide evidence that you are not at fault for the invalid clicks. Write professionally. For point 1, it is very hard for a webmaster to prove that he's not at fault. Some suggested offering server logs, tracking ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/how-to-appeal/ So you've read "Should I appeal? (Part 1)" and decide that you want to make an effort to get your AdSense account back. For the sake of the remaining revenue in the account, it might be worth it.  But you care about your name and are worried that your websites ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/should-i-appeal-part-2/ Less than 1% of appeals for AdSense banned account were successful. The most common suggest is "don't bother, move on". It's the golden advice if you feel badly treated or pissed off and want an explanation. Google is a company believing in computer automation. This is how their business scales.   The appeal ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/should-i-appeal-part-1/  If your "Google AdSense Account Disabled" email has the following content, you've violated another portion of the T&C of AdSense program. Hello XXX YYY, While going through our records recently, we found that your AdSense account has posed a significant risk to our AdWords advertisers. Since keeping your account in our publisher ... http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/why-is-my-adsense-account-disabled-part-2/