There Is a Way To Avoid The Adsense Ban
Practically all online marketers as well as larger businesses are well aware of the profit potential with Google Adsense. Still though, after all these years Adsense remains the program with the highest contextual ad payout. Just be aware that Google is very strict about businesses respecting their rules concerning Adsense. You may be asking yourself what will you need to avoid so you do not become another Adsense casualty.
Avoid getting ambitious and putting a bunch of ads on a page as that will cause issues. You’re only allowed to put three ad units on your page and nothing more than that, and if you’re running an AdSense box on the page, the limit is two.
You should never have so many ads that it takes away from your site and annoys the reader. Google does have strict rules as it pertains to particular metrics about any person’s account. There are plenty of sound reasons for this, but basically it all boils down to Google and their desire to avoid any kind of fraudulent activity with Adsense. The simple thing about it is they can easily track high amounts of clicks from any particular geographic location. If you do that, you will be caught – so the obvious thing is to not do it.
The one particular metric you always need to track is your click through rate, or CTR. The point with this is if any CTR on a site moves up above the industry average which is roughly 1-5% CTR. For instance, if you find a CTR that’s 20% then there’s definitely click-fraud going on, that you need to stop. Google knows things like this happen, but still you should tell them about it because they will contact you eventually.
There is a lot you can do to increase your income with Adsense, but you just really have to stick with the TOS so you keep your account open. You can get banned even for a mistake that you did not know you were making, but Google’s attitude is you should have known.
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