What You Can Do To Keep Your Adsense Account Open
Google AdSense is a proven way to make money from your website or blog. Adsense can work well for anyone who decides to use it, of course there are other factors involved that will determine degree of success. If you elect to use Adsense, then read up on their policies because violating the wrong ones will get you removed for life. So what exactly do you need to take care of to make sure your AdSense account is safe?
Hopefully it is common sense that you should not click your own ads – the ones on your sites. This goes without saying; if you want to create a long term income with AdSense and want to keep it straight, then don’t make the mistake of clicking on your own ads. A long time ago Google addressed the issues involving click fraud, so just know you cannot cheat them on that one. It’s alright if you accidently clicked on one your ads, but doing that again and again is a strict no-no.
While it may feel good to share your account information with others and feel proud of your earnings, it’s something that you’re not supposed to do as it doesn’t comply with Google’s policy. Obviously they cannot control who you tell what to, but if you do tell someone make very sure you trust them to keep quiet. Really, the only people who would ever want to show a scan of a check are those who are selling something related to Adsense.
You can protect yourself by doing things like blacking out data, so use common sense.
Be very sure to monitor your CTR, or click through rate, for your Adsense account. There is an average CTR which is between one and five percent, and if it exceeds that then you need to investigate. We mention this because if all of a sudden it is very high, then that means someone, somewhere, is clicking too much on your ads. This is important for you to report to Google because you do not want any suspicion cast on your Adsense business. Very many years ago, people did the keyword stuffing thing – terribly old-school and totally ineffective. While it’s important to maintain the keyword density of the pages on your site, you shouldn’t go ahead and start to stuff too many keywords into your pages, because that’s a sure shot way to disturb that relationship that you share with Google. However, you really do need to at least keep an eye on your keyword density so it is not too high. Google does not mess around when it comes to Adsense, and that is why you should know their terms of service and follow them. You will discover that respecting Google’s terms of service is not difficult at all, and so you can easily do it.
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