Is this what you call breaking the rules

I know you are allowed to blend, but look at this site.

Is this allowed?

http://www.newyorkscienceteacher.com/default/NYST/Electives/ELECTdino.htm

 

i dont see anything wrong with that.

 

this is a total MFA site. i dont think this is against TOS but i dont think they would really be very happy with it

designed to maximise CTR as much as possible.

i hate it on a personal view but from a business side i am starting to see the need for this kind of thing

i think you would probably make quite a bit of money from the click throughs if you pick the right kind of content.

as long as you dont get banned that is

 

Surprisingly it doesn't seem to violate any of the program policies...

https://www.google.com/adsense/supp...=asos&subid=ww-ww-et-resource_box&medium=link

 

It doesn't violate TOS but it's a clear MFA site.

 

I think the only problem that person will have is if they try to use Adsense arbitrage, ie pay for clicks to the site through Adwords. Google slapped that back last month. Also the page may get deindexed quickly which will stop it getting much traffic. But I agree, it does not seem to break the Adsense TOS.

 

That is not allowed

I have a friend that recently blended his ads on his blog VERY WELL that you can't even notice the difference. One time we had the curiosity to ask google, then alas! he was forced to change the ads style because (as adsense team say) it doesn't comply with their TOS

We really can't argue with google, if you make something bad that isn't in the TOS, they'll put it in the TOS

anyway... 2 cents

 

your site look %100 MFA site. when a adsense worker see this placement , you can get a big problem