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First off, the truth about Google Arbitrage is simply this - […]

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As an AdWords advertiser, you could be missing out on a whole lot of traffic if you’re not advertising on the content network. For some niches, the content network actually works very well and could bring returns better than the search network. The key is to understand the demographics of your niche.
For example, how many […]

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One reader asked me what I am doing after I got the boot from AdSense a couple of months ago. Being kicked out of AdSense is actually a good thing for me. I miss the nice revenue stream but looking back (as they say, hindsight is always 20/20) I was focusing too much on one […]

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Even though Google says that they respect arbitrage as a valid business model, they have banned my AdSense account as of June 1st. The funny thing is that I didn’t get the email notification. I even checked my spam folder and it wasn’t there.
My sites aren’t MFA types with ads pasted all over and no […]

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Many people get paranoid that Google will close down their AdSense account if they accidentally click on their own ads so they email Google everytime this happens. Now, here’s a plea from Google to stop doing that. They are basically telling you that they already KNOW if you accidentally click on the ads… yeah, big brother […]

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This is a followup from my previous post where I wrote about the new Google warning to webmasters regarding the placement of AdSense units. There is now more information at the AdSense blog about what’s allowed and what’s not. They gave an example of what they meant by inducing “accidental clicks”, i.e. don’t place the […]

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Did you see this on the AdSense blog?
“While there are many precautions a publisher can take to avoid encouraging clicks on their ads, we’ve found that some implementations of the ad code can lead to accidental clicks that the publisher may not have been able to predict. Some implementations that could lead to accidental clicks […]

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