Hey guys, After placing 336:280 blocks my cpc got as high as 0.05 And I think it is time for me to filter some definitely low paying junk, here is the list that I got so far. 18min.com dada.net ezbizreview.com ft.com gamersloot.net gamerzines.com goldceo.com itemrate.com killerguides.com lovethosesandals.com mmo-evolution.com mmobus.com mmoedge.com mmoviper.com mog.tc randyrun.com shopping.com speedlevelingguide.com tault.com thsale.com totalh.com ttgaming.com visual-paradigm.com warcraft-victory.com wegame.com wowguideonline.com wowmine.com Code (markup): If you have competitive ad filter for gaming niche post your list here, would be nice to get rid of all "guides,books,gold sellers,bots" from ads!
How do you know which ones are paying low and which are paying high? Surely that info is only known to Google?
Even if you screen out the low paid ads, the replacing ads will be even much lower-paid. Correct me if I am wrong.
I dont think that Guides are a bad Ad. I agree on gold sellers and bots, but MMORPG guides should be ok Torrential
A lot of the "mmorpg guides" sites contain exploits. Unfortunately there is not enough room in the 200 blocked url allowance on the ad filter to block all of those kind of sites. There are too many of them. If you run a site for a popular game such as wow, gw of L2 you might as well forget about adsense if you don't want currency ads. These days I have to make do with blocking ads directed specifically at the games my sites are about and put up with ads for other games. Adsense cpc is just not an option on a general all game mmo site. Anyhow here's my current blocked list. 4mmo.com 4urpower.com 8bestsites.com accounts.net buy-mmorpg-money.com bygamer.com cokol.com come4trade.com d2-dupe.com dgamesky.com dhgate.com ebay.co.uk ebay.com egrich.com eing.com exploitsrus.com exploitsrus.org findouthownow.com freegamecam.com gaingame.com game-secrets.com gameci.com gameem.com gamegoody.com gameguidesonline.com gameim.com gamepal.com games8848.com gametradeeasy.com geonshop.com globalmuonline.rpgstash.com gogoer.com gold2buy.com goldncash.com gpl666.com guildwars-exploits.com guy4game.com gw-dupe.com gwgamegold.com igametrade.com ige.com igestore.com igtu.com ilevelyou.com insightbb.com item4sale.com itemgarden.com itemrate.com lineage2.ige.com lineagecheats.net ltk365.com mirsales.com mmo-game.com mmobugs.com mmocoolsell.com mmoedge.com mmoexploits.com mmogood.com mmorpg-currency-store.com mmorpg-exploits.com mmorpg-shop.com mmorpgguides.net mmotricks.com mmovp.com mogs.com moqs.com multiplayerstrategies.com mygamestock.com offgamers.com oforu.com ogamet.com ogpal.com ownyourgame.com player-guides.com playerauctions.com playerguides.com power-gamers.net power4game.com powerlevelers.com pvp-depot.com randyrun.com redguides.com revamped.org rosezuly.com rpgstash.com runescapemillions.com sharkd2.com shatteredcrystal.com silkroad-gold.com songwave.com sparter.com store4rpg.com supgold.com swagvault.com swgcreditshop.com swgcreditstore.com tault.com taultunleashed.com team-vip.com thegoodsauce.com themmorpgexchange.com thsale.com trcdm.com ttgaming.com vir4s.com vircoolsell.com virgame.com virtual-item-shop.com warcraftcheats.net warcraftexploits.com wealthq.com whopal.com withgames.com worldofwarcraft-cheats.net wowcheatz.com wowith.com wowseller.com wts-auctions.com xunleashed.com yourvirtualseller.com zenysell.com
I had the same problem with my website. I first tried adsense and specifically put in the preferences not to have gold selling sites. Adsense advertised the gold sellers anyways. It was a problem. What Ive done now is made my own code in a three tiered fashion. A permenant code which is on all pages, A rotating code from a list and a targeted code which is targeted to the content of a specific page. However, because excluding Gold selling and leveling services leaves you with pretty much nothing left..I moved to making the bulk of my adverts as Guides along with Amazon.com. Specifically killerguides is the one I use. I do see that they have some Bots, but I dont advertise those, just the guides which seem reputable. In the end, i suppose its a choice of the lesser evil. Amazon.com is certainly reputable...but it brings in absolutly NO conversions. Fact is, trying to sell a game, ON a Gaming website just doesnt seem to work. Frank
Anyone bought from www.belrion.com before ? heard they are a paypal world seller and are macfee seucred. Appreciate some feedback from anyone ^^