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i have a fetish "adult" blog on blogger and want to have ads

Discussion in 'Pay Per Click Advertising' started by screwgoogle, Feb 16, 2015.

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WOW, I feel like I am talking to a 13 yo kid right now...

I can tell you why most big brands do not advertise on sites with adult content... that is Brand protection. They do not want their brand associated with adult content simple as that. And what does lying accomplish for me... our advertisers want to know that we verify all of our publishers are in accordance with our terms which include the fact that we are a network that does not allow adult content. Simple. Like I stated which is Fact 9 out of 10 advertisers that I interact with directly do ask about adult content and whether or not we allow it. If the advertisers want to run ads on adult sites there are networks for that.

The only point you have proven is the fact that you cannot accept that most ad networks and the advertisers on their networks do not cater to adult content sites. Now if you are to cheap to get a domain and web hosting of your own because you want to use a free blogger website instead of buying some cheap wordpress hosting somewhere so that you can use an ad network like Juicy Ads that will probably make you more than enough money then that is the root of your issue.

Go to godaddy and register a domain name cheap and then find some cheap web hosting for wordpress which is free, use the steps provided to you on how to redirect your blogger site to your domain and start making money instead of being that guy that thinks he is going to change a standard that has been in place longer than you have been alive.

Man where is @wrekoniz3 when I need him lol
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brand protection has nothing to do with anything her, you just repeating on yourself(and your ridiculous claims about how everybody just don't stop nagging you about not to put their ads on adult sites) in different way in order to sound more convincing without any kind of argument to support your claim. that rhetoric belongs to 13 years old kids not mine.

i am not talking about changing anything, i will probably do use adult ads(cause of the money and the fact that a-ads barely give money to anyone even with a lot of traffic) but its not the issue her. as i said before i am talking her about the rationality of that common strict separation, what can't you understand her?.

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