Adsense and redirects... safe or not?
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Hi all.
I have a bunch of domains that I use for MSN only SEO.
The reason I have separate domains is that they are much more lax about keyword stuffing, and what I do there would (and does) get the domain booted at yahoo and google. But it's good for MSN traffic, so I have a separate set of domains as a "MSN playroom".
I want to use server-side redirects to send the traffic from those dirty domains to a cleaner, prettier page to convert those hits into clicks and sales.
My question is twofold...
a) Is the google Javascript code capable of obtaining the referer of where the hit comes from? Can they tell if a hit comes from what they would term a "bad neighborhood" b/c of the stuffing?
ie. stuffed page ---redir---> sales page with adsense.
The stuffed page referer shows up in my sales domain logs, but can Adsense see that, too?
b) If they can... do they care?
Anyone have any experience with this?
I have a bunch of domains that I use for MSN only SEO.
The reason I have separate domains is that they are much more lax about keyword stuffing, and what I do there would (and does) get the domain booted at yahoo and google. But it's good for MSN traffic, so I have a separate set of domains as a "MSN playroom".
I want to use server-side redirects to send the traffic from those dirty domains to a cleaner, prettier page to convert those hits into clicks and sales.
My question is twofold...
a) Is the google Javascript code capable of obtaining the referer of where the hit comes from? Can they tell if a hit comes from what they would term a "bad neighborhood" b/c of the stuffing?
ie. stuffed page ---redir---> sales page with adsense.
The stuffed page referer shows up in my sales domain logs, but can Adsense see that, too?
b) If they can... do they care?
Anyone have any experience with this?