Spam Links that made my Adsense Application Fail

[dee4d]

Hi Warriors, I recently applied for adsense for 1 of my websites, but my application was turned down because of too many spam backlinks. Actually, I was a bit worried because the site was generating (and still is) 1,000 links in three days. I've never applied any automated software. I've been using free blog commentor, comments and RSS feeds to generate my links. Any help out there on how to control and remove these spam links? PS: I want to use this site to get money out of adsense, it has good content.

[dp40oz]

What did the adsense email say?

[dee4d]

@dp40oz and @patco - Site does not comply with google policies.

[simonbuzz]

links has nothing to deal with adsense check if your website meets the webmaster guidelines.

[dp40oz]

Im not sure why you think that means backlinks. I have never heard of an adsense account being denied because of the backlinks. I don't even think they look at that. Does your site have a Privacy Policy? Is there enough content? Is the content unique? Does the site look like its built for search engines? Are their pictures, videos ect…? Does any part of your site mention gambling, porn or anything illegal? Do you have movie or music downloads?

There are a million different things it could be. I am pretty sure its not your backlinks.

PS - If its the site in your signature then it was probably denied because it looks like it was made for search engines. Just my 2 cents.

[dee4d]

I'll check the site again and see what else could have caused it. I have a privacy policy. @ dp40oz, kindly tell me what you mean by looking like it was made for search engines. I don't overstaff my keywords in keyword density, the most I have done in an article is 1.2%. I do keyword research well, and my articles are professional.

[dp40oz]

Originally Posted by dee4d

I'll check the site again and see what else could have caused it. I have a privacy policy. @ dp40oz, kindly tell me what you mean by looking like it was made for search engines. I don't overstaff my keywords in keyword density, the most I have done in an article is 1.2%. I do keyword research well, and my articles are professional.

Most of your posts end in the word "in Kenya". Thats a dead giveaway that you are writing content for certain keyword phrases. I think your site is great but Google has been a huge #$@! about that lately. Most people who get panda penalized are penalized for that exact reason. Too many article titles with a similar concept. I think it sucks but it is what it is. I am not saying that is absolutely why but I know from experience it definitely could be why.