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How (NOT) to Get AdSense Ads to Show on Your Website or Blog

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJz2OX8QZyW_OFSzvPi9qkbhmzGpcsqswt6APjVus3H8M1Va3KhUyraf2r8iln_Js2QqZkNpX0wzbhzEKr3b-cJB_fNPA8oLd8ls8N0IGvS8g_tUmSBNxtWaIqzurYWWJNVUCrhms00Ek/s1600/NewsFlash.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" data-original-height="547" data-original-width="714" height="245" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJz2OX8QZyW_OFSzvPi9qkbhmzGpcsqswt6APjVus3H8M1Va3KhUyraf2r8iln_Js2QqZkNpX0wzbhzEKr3b-cJB_fNPA8oLd8ls8N0IGvS8g_tUmSBNxtWaIqzurYWWJNVUCrhms00Ek/s320/NewsFlash.jpg" width="320" /></a></div>In recent months there have been quite a few people showing up in the help forum wondering why their AdSense ads show on their blog, but don't record earnings or statistics. Initially, this was a little puzzling because if the ads show up, they usually work just fine. That's supposed to mean the site/blog is approved to show ads, but when reviewing the ad codes on these sites the problem becomes apparent, at least, it does to people who are used to reviewing sites and ad codes, but I suppose it is understandable that new publishers don't recognize why there is a problem. Publishers have been listening to falsehoods (ie: or untruths), and watching videos with more false information. Here's the deal publishers ... if you want to get the right information, you go to the right place. Not someone's blog, website, or channel but AdSense's own official sources. The <a href="https://adsense.googleblog.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Inside AdSense Blog</a>, or <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/InsideAdSense" target="_blank">AdSense's own official YouTube Channel</a>, or even the <a href="https://support.google.com/adsense/?hl=en#topic=3373519" target="_blank">AdSense Help Center</a>. If none of those official sources confirm what you've seen/read/heard/watched, then don't do it. That's the simplest, most honest and realistic truth anyone can give you. The only source that's right, is AdSense. <a name="more"></a> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhavOEXpXiHue6gtikMWqNIBJFtqzbCna16M6Y5BzOD0jvDZx6JvRB9sQIEasOrMZzCp0AIpcP1v3kgGYnXvJhlQKZPydcUTsPNrBLqujjBEvpIqXx5AOoAjRCQRgIty0hmbRhuj-FVWoE/s1600/ohohstickgirl.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" data-original-height="500" data-original-width="295" height="320" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhavOEXpXiHue6gtikMWqNIBJFtqzbCna16M6Y5BzOD0jvDZx6JvRB9sQIEasOrMZzCp0AIpcP1v3kgGYnXvJhlQKZPydcUTsPNrBLqujjBEvpIqXx5AOoAjRCQRgIty0hmbRhuj-FVWoE/s320/ohohstickgirl.jpg" width="188" /></a>Any information that tells you to remove the ca-pub, or the publisher ID number, or the ad slot from your AdSense ad code is WRONG. Sure, it would get the ads to show up on your blog, but that is about all it will do. The ad code won't work fully, so ... you won't get paid for any of those ads you are displaying. What's happening is simple ... you are providing free advertising for all those advertisers whose ads you are showing on your blogs/websites. Nice job guys ... I suppose the advertisers are pretty happy not to be charged for advertising their sites or businesses, but I'm going to take a stab in the dark and guess that you publishers aren't going to be very happy about that. On top of that, if you manually alter the ad code in such a way, it is a violation of AdSense policy. So, if you are waiting for approval, it's never going to come. Why would AdSense approve a publisher who can't follow the rules even before they get approved to show ads? The truth in this case is that the only harm you are causing is to yourself, and to your own AdSense account and/or approvals. And you can't really lay the blame on someone else - nobody forces you to follow the instructions in some video or blog post you've read. You are the one who chose to follow the pied-piper, nobody else. <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnvopYnyZX77KJRvoT8Iclzz8prkQvSk2-3Aub4xhprUIFvcJBh5lPnweH5-cnVvF-TX5l1T03COOaA57LP3-jv1otnI68M6kYC-BRcKIv-OcBo-VE_MUJnyMmbX6Ey3pTUS6V_4HuqvI/s1600/Stickgirl7.png" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" data-original-height="600" data-original-width="431" height="200" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnvopYnyZX77KJRvoT8Iclzz8prkQvSk2-3Aub4xhprUIFvcJBh5lPnweH5-cnVvF-TX5l1T03COOaA57LP3-jv1otnI68M6kYC-BRcKIv-OcBo-VE_MUJnyMmbX6Ey3pTUS6V_4HuqvI/s200/Stickgirl7.png" width="143" /></a>If you want stuff to work right, you usually have to follow the right instructions and those come from AdSense, not from anyone else. Anybody out there on the web who has this type of altered ad code on their blog/website may want to fix it ... before they give away any more free ad space. There are lots of reasons why ads might not show up on your website or blog (See: <a href="http://helpfulinformationfornewbies.blogspot.com/2015/10/adsense-was-approved-but-no-ads-are.html">Approved but no Ads are Showing</a>), but forcing ads to show when they aren't supposed to is not going to help you out in any way, and may make things worse for you. <div> </div> <div style="text-align: right;">posted by J.Gracey Stinson </div></div>

How (NOT) to Get AdSense Ads to Show on Your Website or Blog

In recent months there have been quite a few people showing up in the help forum wondering why their AdSense ads show on their blog, but don...

June 19, 2017

The Wrong Way to Get Adsense

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"></div>There are a lot of wrong ways to get an AdSense account - any time you are asked to pay for anything related to an AdSense account approval, think twice before you do. Why? Because AdSense is free to those whose websites fall within the appropriate guidelines. If you try to buy your way into AdSense, then in the end, you will find your account disabled because your website wasn't compliant with AdSense policies. Buying yourself an adsense account will do nothing except part you from your money, and you probably won't have the account long enough to collect any earnings from it. <a href="http://fresh-pick.co.cc/google/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=29780">Sites like this one will do you no good at all</a>, and simply cost you money. ADSENSE DOES NOT HAVE ANY AUTHORIZED "resellers or redistributors" for AdSense. So if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. I'll say it again 'ADSENSE IS FREE TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY' and useless if you can't maintain a website that qualifies, so buying an account is not going to help at all. Recently on the AdSense forums we've seen a number of complaints from publisher's about low earnings from clicks. In many cases earnings are based on so many factors that's it is difficult for us to know why - sometimes the advertisers are paying less, sometimes the person's site is in a niche that just doesn't pay high click rates, sometimes the quality of the site is lacking or has a lot of copied content, and sometimes the visitor rates are so low that a low CTR and ePCM might have a hand it in. There's a lot of factors for low click rates. NOBODY likes getting paid 1 cent for a click, but there isn't always an easy way to change that. Beware of people asking for money in order to help you. If you decide to contact a reputable online company for help with SEO to get your websites in better shape, that's up to you. If someone approaches you first with an email that reads something like the one below - think twice, and maybe three times before you part with your very hard earned money. Promising a specific number of clicks per day just smacks of fraud - such as those found in "click-rings" (adsense bans accounts involved in click-rings or paid for clicks), and nobody can guarantee you a specific amount of earnings in a day. Not with adsense. Nobody can guarantee you approval at adsense either - only AdSense has the right to issue AdSense accounts, so here's a big warning - DO NOT PAY FOR ANY. Tell your friends to avoid suspect behaviour like the ones seen in the email below. You'll be doing yourself and your friends a favour by keeping your account in good standing and avoiding any sign of suspicious or fraudulent activity. Hi friend, I am (XXXX) from (XXXX), an online marketing and revenue generation professional working on development and marketing to a lot of websites and blogs. as you see today in the adsense forum there are too many questions like "why my earnings are getting reduced suddenly" "the number of visits and the clicks are same but revenue is very less, why?" "the e CPM of my page was around 0.80, but now it has gone below 0.20, why?" "i am literally seeing clicks and pagevisits, but no revenue generated? why?" etc.etc. people are finding it very difficult to understand the reasons and a few blame google for their loss in revenue generation. But if you are able to concentrate a bit and do certain things that are very well acceptable by google's policies, and follow certain important instructions, you can ofcourse increase your traffic and ofcourse i can guarantee you of clicks and revenue not less than a eCPM of 0.90 per click and atleast a revenue of $40 to50 per day. I assure you of the following 1. 75 to 100 clicks per day 2. Increasing the eCPM to 0.90 (i shall give you a small training on what to do to increase the click though rates, that is the revenue you generate per click will be 0.80 to 0.90 cents instead of just 0.02 or 0.03 per click) 3. Assured earnings of $45 to $50 per day. Apart from the above package, you can also write to me for any customised needs and requests and i am ready to help you out. I do take a minimum charge for the above service. You can also contact me to get a new adsense account approval also. This can be done within a week and all the services are 100% safe as per google adsense policies and rules. thanks </div>

The Wrong Way to Get Adsense

There are a lot of wrong ways to get an AdSense account - any time you are asked to pay for anything related to an AdSense account approval,...

February 02, 2010