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I visit my own site a lot, should I use a ad blocker?

by NetJunkie913
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I visit my site daily to find content to share to my social network pages. I don't want to get on Googles bad side for false adsense impressions. Should I be concerned about this? Should I use a ad blocker?
#blocker #lot #site #visit
  • Profile picture of the author beautylix
    I don't think it is necessary. adsense is ppc advertisement, so if you do not click, there is no earning.
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    • Profile picture of the author profsl
      Originally Posted by beautylix View Post

      I don't think it is necessary. adsense is ppc advertisement, so if you do not click, there is no earning.
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    • Profile picture of the author NetJunkie913
      Originally Posted by beautylix View Post

      I don't think it is necessary. adsense is ppc advertisement, so if you do not click, there is no earning.
      From my understanding Google currently mixes CPM ads in with the CPC ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author Muhammaduf
    Yes!
    I think you should use ad blocker because any time accidentally mouse can click on your website's ads so, it would be harmful for your AdSense.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Originally Posted by Muhammaduf View Post

      Yes!
      I think you should use ad blocker because any time accidentally mouse can click on your website's ads so, it would be harmful for your AdSense.
      That makes no sense. Accidental clicks are no problem. I visit my sites
      lots of times, no problem. But then, I'm not in Pakistan.

      To the OP, I'd worry about a whole lot more than accidental clicks.
      Like giving advice (nonsense) about breast cancer, and other such
      quasi-medical advice.

      Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    How do you accidentally click an ad, is it like a moth drawn into a bug light (zap!)?

    Don't click your ads & you have nothing to worry about. I ran Adsense for years & never accidentally clicked an ad (thousands of pages, multiple domains).
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