2 Critical Adsense Mistakes You Don't Want To Make

Jason Fulton · 08-23-2009, 11:02 PM

How are we all today,

Here are 2 mistakes that you don't want to make while building your adsense sites.

Mistake #1: Excessive Keyword Stuffing

While it’s important to use relevant keywords within your webpage’s content if you want to better target your Adsense advertisements so that they cater to your target audience, keyword stuffing can get your account banned.

It’s far more important to focus on high quality, relevant content and to use keywords responsibly as well as focusing on correct Adsense placement, and in maximizing your Adsense income from targeted traffic campaigns than to jeopardize your account with the excessive use of keywords.

Mistake #2: Over Stuffing Adsense

This is different than keyword stuffing, and instead involves placing Adsense advertising blocks on non-content pages.

According to Google’s terms of use, you are only allowed to showcase Adsense on content pages, meaning that using Adsense on registration pages, thank you or download pages, pop up advertisements, or even parked pages is not permitted.

Keep on top of the rules and you will have no problem from the BIG G.

Regards

Jason Fulton

08-23-2009, 11:02 PM	#1
Jason Fulton Banned War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Sydney , Australia. Posts: 539 Thanks: 28 Thanked 32 Times in 28 Posts	2 Critical Adsense Mistakes You Don't Want To Make How are we all today, Here are 2 mistakes that you don't want to make while building your adsense sites. Mistake #1: Excessive Keyword Stuffing While it’s important to use relevant keywords within your webpage’s content if you want to better target your Adsense advertisements so that they cater to your target audience, keyword stuffing can get your account banned. It’s far more important to focus on high quality, relevant content and to use keywords responsibly as well as focusing on correct Adsense placement, and in maximizing your Adsense income from targeted traffic campaigns than to jeopardize your account with the excessive use of keywords. Mistake #2: Over Stuffing Adsense This is different than keyword stuffing, and instead involves placing Adsense advertising blocks on non-content pages. According to Google’s terms of use, you are only allowed to showcase Adsense on content pages, meaning that using Adsense on registration pages, thank you or download pages, pop up advertisements, or even parked pages is not permitted. Keep on top of the rules and you will have no problem from the BIG G. Regards Jason Fulton