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Any Adsense Experts Out There?

by Dan723
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Hi,

I've got a quick question for the Adsense experts out there. I've got a blog monetized with ads snd I'd like to increase my results by sending some paid traffic to it to hopefully get additional clicks.

As I understand it, paid traffic is allowed for Adsense, but it needs to be high quality or you risk getting banned, or having clicks invalidated.

There are tons of sites out there offering to sell cheap Adsense safe traffic, but I hear that many of them are sending fake bot traffic.

So, does anyone know of a service that sells cheap Adsense safe traffic that is actually real? I'm interested in any place that has generated clicks for you that have been consistently approved by Google. I can generally get about $1 a click from my ads, and am hoping to turn a good profit from any traffic I buy.

I look forward to hearing any recommendations
#adsense #experts
  • Profile picture of the author Dan723
    I'm still looking for answers on this if anyone has any suggestions.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sven300
    Cheap traffic is always bot traffic.

    You will never get quality traffic at low prices.
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  • Profile picture of the author TheArtfulDodger2012
    You can get free traffic from Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest if you include some good photos in your content. The kind people like to share on social media. Make sure you keep social media buttons handy next to your articles. Make it convenient for your readers to share. Include content that's share bait too. Like lists involving celebrities or any topic having to do with Kim Kardashian's ass.
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  • Profile picture of the author Oliver Woodbridge
    The majority of online paid traffic will be bot traffic and Googles algorithm will pick this up. So my advice to you would be don't throw your money away on paid traffic!
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