If a site gets banned to all of mine get banned?

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  1. #1
    So I have question I heard adsense bans sometimes just one of the users site or the whole account which one is true? Also what make the big difference? for them to decide? Thanks!
     
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  2. YIAM

    YIAM Notable Member

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    Google bans publisher account.
     
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  3. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    oh ok so not just one of my sites but all of my sites pretty much?
     
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  4. GlobalGamingNews

    GlobalGamingNews Banned

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    Correct. I've never heard of an individual site being banned. It would be your entire account.
     
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  5. DarkGangsta

    DarkGangsta Banned

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    i have a question....when you get banned ...should you receive a mail that notice you that ?
     
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  6. stilloutthere

    stilloutthere Peon

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    #6
    There have been posts here in the past from people who were notified of the banning after the fact. E-mail google and ask.
     
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    nichisata Peon

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    #7
    It's not correct.
    Some of my sites was banned by google, but my account still active.
    So, some of my sites that banned by google cannot display adsense, but the other sites still display my adsense ads.
     
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  8. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    What were you banned for if you dont mind me asking because I think it may depend on the situation thanks!
     
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    Barti1987 Well-Known Member

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    #9
    You can get a site banned and you can see it on the site diagnosing tab.

    If you do not remove ads from it, then you might get your account banned.

    Peace,
     
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  10. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    So they dont notify you if your site is banned?
     
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  11. GlobalGamingNews

    GlobalGamingNews Banned

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    That would take forever. I have that code on thousands of pages. lol
     
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  12. scoopy82

    scoopy82 Active Member

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    #12
    helpful suggestion... learn this line of code:
    <?php include ('banner.php'); ?>
    PHP:
     
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    nizzam Active Member

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    #13
    have you found out why it happen like that?

    we have to obey the TOS of google so no ban wont be imposed on our site..
    but when noticed that some site is ok and some other isnt ok, that make me strange.

    or is nobody advertise the ads as what in your content of website? that why the ads dont display
     
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  14. GlobalGamingNews

    GlobalGamingNews Banned

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    I just went through an extensive effort to move all of my pages away from php and back to standard html.
     
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  15. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    your managing thousands of pages using html only? wow..
     
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    cool-dude Well-Known Member

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    Hi hitboy, I also manage thousands of pages using html only. A few of my site are php but I am not very good with php yet. Still learning. I can install php scripts easy but I am not sure how to transform a site with many pages into php without having to create a new page each time. Could you shead some light?. Thanks
     
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  17. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    I am not very good with php also but what are you trying to do exactly?

    as I mean what are you trying to transform
     
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    Don't you have to create a new page each time with HTML also ?

    All you need to do is rename your files to end with the ".php" extension. Then you can add things such as php includes.

    For example:
    <html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
    Code (markup):
    and to place some includes:
    <html>
<?php include ('header.php'); ?>
<body>
<?php include ('banner.php'); ?>
</body>
<?php include ('footer.php'); ?>
</html>
    Code (markup):
    This way... if you need to change something in the header, banner, or footer... you only need to edit one file instead of thousands.
     
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  19. GlobalGamingNews

    GlobalGamingNews Banned

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    Yes, but there is nothing on any of those pages that requires php. I use to use some php here and there - banner rotation, etc, but I no longer use any of those so I'd rather have plain html. It is much cleaner.

    If I ever had to remove adsense that would probably take a few days away from my schedule, but I don't anticipate that. Besides, most of those pages are just old news stories that I only keep up because they are indexed in the search engines. Each one only gets about a click a week. That adds up over a large number of pages, but if it came down to it, I could decide to not update them no matter how much the rest of the site changed and not give it a second thought.

    Funny thing I noticed about switching to html - and maybe this is pure coincidence. When I was php, I had well over 1,000 pages indexed by yahoo and google never bothered to index anything. When I switched to html, yahoo dropped about half the pages, but suddenly I had over 1500 in google.

    I dont think that would be much of a use to me. Every page has different meta data, different keywords, different description, etc, so having a generic header.php is not much of a use. I'm also not sure about how banner.php jives with adsense. Is that a violation?
     
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  20. jerome

    jerome Banned

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    Some times the Google may be banned the whole account.
     
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