Most people due to the eagerness
to start making money online via Google adsense ignore the importance of
knowing the rules of how to use adsense. Many beginners dismiss the need to
know about all the rules often assuming that all AdSense rules are common
sense. It is essential for one to know the rules of the game before he/she
starts playing it otherwise one could spend a long time doing it wrong.
The fact is that AdSense is a scheme that
operates on the web that enables publishers to make money. With so many things
on the web been so quick, free and easy, it doesn't take much to realize that
it needs to be controlled and regulated tightly for it to work properly. That's
why AdSense has so many rules, some of which are dynamic, to make sure that the
scheme works properly. But despite all the rules in place there are still some
experienced AdSense publishers that still break them and of course get
punished.
WHAT ARE
SOME OF THE ADSENSE RULES YOU NEED TO KNOW
·
You should be aware that Google are very strict
about the type of website that their ads are displayed on. Google would not
approve for their ads to be put on pages containing; Adult stuffs, gambling and
hacking content. Adsense also can’t be used on sites that promote violence,
absences or religious intolerance. Also you wont be allowed to put Adsense on
sites or blog that contain negative, non-family safe and potentially offensive
material.
Unfortunately, some of these
types of sites are extremely popular on the web. But remember, DO NOT put Adsense ads on these sites unless
you want to get banned.
This rule also applies to
content generated by users of a website or blog. As an Adsense publisher,
Google makes you responsible for ALL the contents that you display on you
website or blog. So as a website or blog owner, you must monitor all the
contents that is created and published by the users of your site and make
certain that it does not violate Adsense rule(s). If you think that some of the
content created on by your user might be a borderline material, you may have to
make them aware of Adsense policies and add a ‘Report a violation’ link to all
the pages in question.
·
The rule against copyright infringement.
Copyright infringement is rife on the web and is often overlooked by people.
Google Adsense responds swiftly and sometimes terminate the Adsense account of
any person found guilty of copyright infringement. Google Adsense rules on this
matter are clearly stated in the section that discusses th Digital Millennium
Copyright Act (DMCA).
Google have a
very solid system in place that enables individuals to file a notice of
infringement and which also enables individuals to file a counter notice.
·
The last important AdSense rule involves click behavior.
Even though it sounds ridiculous there are some AdSense beginners that still
believe they can get away with clicking their own ads. After all, how is Google
going to know it's them?
Well Google do know, they do
find out. Clicking on your own ads is one of the easiest ways to get yourself
banned.
Other AdSense publishers use
more subtle ways on their sites to encourage the click. Some use images,
symbols (like arrows) and text to 'influence' clicks from visitors.
However, all these methods are
not allowed by Google. Clicks must originate from genuine human interest in the
ads themselves, not by the publisher encouraging them.
You cannot use methods to
encourage accidental clicks by covering ads with hyperlinked images. Or
embedding a Google ad link unit into a menu system so that a visitor can't tell
the two apart.
You cannot deliberately bring
undue attention to the ads themselves by using text such as 'Great Resources',
'More Information Here', or simply 'Navigation.'
These are only some of the
rules you need to know about AdSense. But if you are planning to use AdSense,
or if you already have a site but want to know more go to Google and find more
about their Terms of Service (ToS). Ignorance is no excuse for getting banned.
Get informed so that you can use AdSense more confidently and securely.
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