Google Adsense filtering

by cagliostro

Posted: 14 years ago 3 replies

I'm trying to get rid some extremely low paying ads.

After a lot of tests, i think what works best is to filter most websites that also display adsense or other ads. They must be buying cheap traffic using adsense.

What do you think ?

#adsense #filtering #google

JoshuaG 14 years ago

I think your post is difficult to understand.
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- cagliostro 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by JoshuaG
  
  I think your post is difficult to understand.
  
  Maybe, and i apologize. English is not my language and sometimes it happens.
  
  So: i get very low priced clicks in one of my websites, serving local classifieds. I try to find what ads pay so low so i can filter them. Because no matter what google says, the DONT serve the best paying ads first.
  
  So i'm searching what to filter to increase my clicks value.
  
  Thanks
  
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Fraggler 14 years ago

Yeah, that's right. If you have a bit of a dig you will find a list you can add to your competitor filter within Adsense Settings. You can also go to the Review Centre within adsense and block ouit the categories that aren't converting into clicks or high paying clicks.
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