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Need help with Adsense Code

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by sally_n, Apr 19, 2006.

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    Hi everyone

    I like to write exe ebooks and wanted to place the adsense code into them.

    but when i do each time i run the ebook only the public service ads are shown.

    please help, thanks

    sally
     
    sally_n, Apr 19, 2006 IP
  2. jdi_knght

    jdi_knght Peon

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    From the Google AdSense Program Policies:

    Under Client Software:

    No Google ad, search box, or referral code may be pasted into any software application.

    An EXE ebook would qualify as a software application, and as such would be prohibited as per the Adsense Terms and Conditions.

    Basically, you're not allowed to do this, and you're probably getting PSAs because the ads aren't being called from a web page. Sorry, but if you're looking to use Adsense ads on your ebook, you're probably going to have to convert the content to .html and put it in a regular web page. Either that, or have references to web pages from your ebook, and have ads on those web pages.
     
    jdi_knght, Apr 19, 2006 IP
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    Wow. Seriously? You really thought this was okay with Adsense? :confused:
     
    jackburton2006, Apr 19, 2006 IP
  4. danfirst

    danfirst Active Member

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    He/she probably didn't know, take it easy.
    sally_n, well now you know. Don't do it.
     
    danfirst, Apr 19, 2006 IP