Adsense - Parked Domains - Facebook Ads

Hi DP Members,

I have a question. Is it against Adsense TOS, to advertise a parked domain (which has google ads for parked domains) on facebook ?

 

That is definitely fine. But you should never mention or encourage visitors
to click on the ads or links found in that site.

 

with google ads for parked domains, there are no suggestion for users to click anything on the site. i wanna to know, is this allowed or not ?

 

Since Adsense is context based, I am not sure what content it would pick up from the page. Secondly, you would never get initial approval from Adsense if all you offered them was a parked domain.

Not sure off hand what the official policy is, but it shouldn't be too hard to guess where they are coming from.

 

I do not think you are allowed to advertise parked domains at all as they want you to get type in traffic only. I was told when I started parking domains that 1 loophole to this rule is that you can put a list of your parked domains on a sales page and maybe even price each domain like you have them for sale and then if you get traffic and clicks from that, you will still be in compliance.

 

* Publishers may not use online advertising to drive traffic to pages participating in AdSense for domains.
* Publishers may not deceptively drive traffic to pages participating in AdSense for domains.
* Sites participating in AdSense for domains may not be framed or displayed on other sites.
* Redirects are prohibited. We reserve the right to remove either redirecting or redirected sites from the AdSense for domains network.
* Sites participating in AdSense for domains may not be placed in pop-ups or pop-unders.
* Sites participating in AdSense for domains may not contain pop-ups or pop-unders that interfere with site navigation, change user preferences, or initiate downloads
* Webpages participating in AdSense for domains may not be loaded by any software that can trigger pop-ups, redirect users to unwanted websites, modify browser settings, or otherwise interfere with site navigation. It is your responsibility to ensure that no ad network or affiliate uses such methods to direct traffic to pages that contain your AdSense code.

 

thank you for this. that's what i need.

 

usually in the black world of big company all rules are made for weaker.. for companies themselves there are no ethics & rules.
remember it.. rules are for you because you are weak.

 

perhaps ,there is grey area for adsense for domains.

 

make sure it's not hyperlink :-x