"Google Ad Sense is the best ways to monetized your blog. You need to do more than just getting your blog or Website ready before you apply for Google Ad Sense. You also need to Follow the rules. Even Small mistake put you at risk of being banned. Here are some of the most common Google Ad-Sense violations that can get you banned."
Ads on Pages with Little Content:
Make sure you your Google Ad Sense ads are being displayed. Do not let ads run on 404 error pages, “Thank you” pages, “unsubscribe” pages, or any other pages with very little content. Google Ad Sense considers this deception as visitors may believe the ads is the content.
Using Google Ad Sense with Banned Content:
Many types of content that cannot be used with Google Ad Sense. The list of band content for Google Ad Sense publishers are:
- Content advocating against a person, organization, or group
- Content related to hacking or cracking
- Weapon or violence-related content
- Promoting prescription medications
- Counterfeit merchandise
- Excessive profanity
- Copyright material
- Adult content
- Illegal acts
- Gambling
If any page on your blog discusses or promotes any of these banned topics and you have Google Ad Sense ads anywhere on your blog or website or blogger you are violating the rules.
Content in an Unsupported Language:
Google Ad Sense program supports several languages. If you have a non-English blog, make sure you do not have content in a language that is not supported when you run Google Ad Sense ads.
Clicking Your Own Ads:
While this is certainly the most rule you should not break it’s surprising how many bloggers click on their own ads. Under no circumstances should you click your own ads, employ tricks like logging in with a different IP address to click ads, or getting friends to click ads for you. If you want to visit a destination page, use the Google Ad Sense Publisher Toolbar to test click ads without violating any rules.
Cpyrighted Material:
There are many ways to violate your Google Ad Sense agreement with copyrighted material Make sure there are no copyrighted music, videos, images, or content on your website. This rule is often violated by bloggers who use copyrighted images for their posts by using Google Images search and bloggers who post duplicate content.
Inciting Ad Clicks:
Make sure you are not Duplicate users or trying to incite ad clicks by asking people to click ads or attempting to draw the eye to the ads.
Sharing Earnings:
Avoid discussing your Google Ad Sense earnings in detail with other people. Earnings online do not share other stats like your CPM or CTR.
