A Few Adsense Questions... Help?

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by GH Fever, Aug 2, 2008.

  1. #1
    Hey everyone.
    Okay 2 questions.

    1. I have a user who uses my proxy daily and has been clicking on ads daily I believe. I see him on my IP hits daily, and he's only one of a handful, so is that OK with Google? Or are they going to get angry?

    2. You can have 2 adsense for content on one page along with a adsense for search on one page, correct? Also can it say "Visit Our Sponsers" above the ads, or is that sliding along the lines of a ban?

    Thanks :D
     
    GH Fever, Aug 2, 2008 IP
  2. Fka200

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    1) How do you know he's been clicking everyday? If you think he/she has been clicking everyday, BLOCK THE IP from accessing your AdSense ads. Just not worth it... and it's not normal for someone to use a proxy AND cick on ads... DAILY. I'd def. block ads from that person... but how would you know he/she is clicking? Ad click tracker?

    2) 3 AdSense for content is max... AdSense for search I think max is 2. Visit our sponsors = BAN BAN BAN. Only label "Sponsors" or "Advertisements" ... Visit our sponsors is asking your users to click... and like I said = BAN BAN BAN.
     
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  3. dezine_gen

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    Could you please explain how to add a Ad click tracker? This would help us all to ban specific IP who is gonna abuse the clicking of ads?:D

    I visited google's adsense blog and where it said:
    adsense ads: 3
    adsense text link ads : 3
    adsense search: 2
    and referral ads: 1
    (not sure about this referral ads number though as it is may be going to be dis-continued soon, correct me if I'm wrong)

    Also "Sponsors" or "Advertisements" this kind of text is rarely seen on pages in web sites? Is it a necessary or is it does something good...I mean some people like to blend everything (ads + content) so that people thinks it's part of the web site. Please shed some light on this issue.
     
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  4. GH Fever

    GH Fever Peon

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    Thanks for the fast response. I changed it to 'Advertisements', I hope that works out okay.

    And no, i'm not SURE if it's one person doing it, but I get about 10-12 unique IPs a day and its just kinda odd.
     
    GH Fever, Aug 2, 2008 IP
  5. Fka200

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    There used to be some ad tracker php scripts (aka http://www.adlogger.org), but I just checked that site and I forgot that development has been discontinued for that particular script.

    Not sure if there have been any new developments... will try to check tomorrow and post if I find something.


    @ GH - "Advertisements" is the way to go ;)

    Looks right to me!

    K... I'm getting sloppy with the reply... 2:30AM and poker is on TV. If I missed something, hope someone else replies!
     
    Fka200, Aug 2, 2008 IP
  6. atulperx

    atulperx Banned

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    If you get click from same ip daily than Google takes it as it is someone from your family and your friend . Who is clicking daily for you , but if one ip clicks ad after 3 days than it is ok but daily clicks can ban your account .
     
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    Any attempt to cheat google always results frustration.... tell your friend about this..
     
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    I've seen clicks on my site from the same IP results in much lower earnings per click. I think google already deals with this and eventually would just block the IP altogether.
     
    squat, Aug 2, 2008 IP