hitting my own adsense adds

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I once hit a google ad by mistake, on my own site, I realized I had placed it too close to a web page link, this was a mistake would this affect me
#adds #adsense #hitting
  • Profile picture of the author faceblogger
    Do NOT try to play with google when it comes to Adsense. Believe me that they will find it no matter how 'smart' your attempts are.

    Always use the natural visitor clicks for any testing with adsense!
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    That will never work!

    The Ads fluctuate every single page load, makes no sense to try this.

    Do some real split testing with real traffic, for at least a week (longer is better).
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  • Profile picture of the author xiro25
    GO ahead and do it but YOU WILL GET CAUGHT!!!!!! You have to get real traffic. then start worrying about spilt testing to increase your revenue.
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    • Profile picture of the author Chuck Avants
      Whether your friend does it or you do it it is fraud. If you don't get caught is the negative karma worth it? I would suggest you rethink this plan.
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      Because it is the right thing to do
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      • Profile picture of the author Fiddy6
        Don't click your own ads and don't tell other people to click them. No matter what you think you've got up your shelve, you're not gonna trick Google.
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  • Profile picture of the author WareTime
    Future Algarve post: "what are my options for monetization other than adsense as I lost my account" + 1 to the others.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mr Lim
    Indeed text ads is more earning than image, this is known well on the net.

    I'm disagree with the way you do, it violate Google ToS!
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  • Profile picture of the author Steven Dybka
    Originally Posted by algarve View Post

    my internet proveder that I use , gives you a new IP address every day, after reading about different views on adsense ad's on this forum I wanted to test it out.
    as some claim they use text ads and get better revenue than the image ads, so I asked a friend to do a test for me as I wanted to know what gave me the biggest earnings, and found out my internet prover gives a different IP address every day.
    Now I would like to try this for myself as want to see what ad sizes text image are the biggest earners, as I intent to place ad's on every page on my site, I do not have any intention of being dishonest to try and earn money through adsence, but would like to know if I carry out testing for 2-3 days would google know it was me even with a different IP every day, I know what you think, But NO I Do ot intent to hit my own site every day it is just my friend is very busy to do it for me
    That's a bad idea,don't ever click on your own ads and don't ever ask anyone to click on your ads for you period.

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  • Profile picture of the author tucan
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    • Profile picture of the author howinfo
      Yes, you should listen to the advice above and don't conduct that sort of testing as this is clearly a violation of Google Adsese terms and condition.
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  • Profile picture of the author Oranges
    .....and you'll end up being banned by Big G! Sooner or Later!
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  • Profile picture of the author markowe
    Go ahead and do it, Darwinianism will do the rest...

    What is the POINT in testing earnings models when you don't have any traffic?! This is typical for new people, obsessing about monetising instead of actually working on their site and promoting it. Take ALL the ads off and focus on your site. The way you are going now is destined for failure in every possible way and just part of that is getting banned from Adsense.
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    Who says you can't earn money as an eBay affiliate any more? My stats say otherwise

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  • Profile picture of the author NastyBlast
    don't do it is more ways to track the computer then the IP address. Cookies, Mac address, OS, and a bunch of other factors can add up to say that you are the same person.

    The best way to test which you are seeking is to just run a for week one way and then run it another way for another week.
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  • Be careful with what you do on google adsense. I lost my account for too many clicks. (well, that is what they said) However, my site had been down and inoperative for over two months at that time. It was a nonworking site. But the claim was that I had someone click for me and it cost me not only my account but the money I had worked hard to get. I was canceled one day before payday time.
    Don't mess with the big boys.
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  • Profile picture of the author bhatnaashish098
    Hi!

    Don't try this again google adsense store your computer MAC address at the time of registration so if you click on your own ads then google trace you and may be google suspended your account in that case because this is against the policies of google adsense.

    If you want clicks on your google adsense ads then use traffic exchange website It increase traffic on your website .You definitely get clicks on your ads when your website got huge traffic.
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  • Profile picture of the author greenlants
    Instead of trying to find a way to cheat the system, why not spend that time trying to improve your site and on-site SEO...
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  • Profile picture of the author OKFarmgirl
    Clicking your own ads or having someone do it for you is stealing, plain and simple. Even if you only click once, it's still money you will receive fraudulently. Plus, it seems not worth it to potentially lose your account. Instead, why not build up your site for traffic and then use channels to track which ads are doing well for you?
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  • Profile picture of the author guynboston
    OP didn't say he click it intentionally he said he did it accidentally.
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by guynboston View Post

      OP didn't say he click it intentionally he said he did it accidentally.
      Lol, that's like pulling the pin on a hand grenade, it doesn't matter If it's done on purpose or not, it still goes BANG!
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  • Profile picture of the author ukcarl
    Agreed clicking on your own ads or any unethical way of getting clicks is not cool, but if it was an accident one off I wouldn't worry about it.
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  • Profile picture of the author sunray
    Very strange thread. Did most of the people here actually READ the starting post, or was it that they started typing right after seeing the subject? Apparently they did not bother to read, so big was the rush to land their own message.

    EDIT: Just go to your Adsense account and annul this click, giving Google all the explanations. Shouldn't be a big deal, really.
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  • Profile picture of the author imdomination
    Honestly, I've accidentally clicked an AdSense ad before. Nothing happened. But when it's one click out of many it doesn't really matter as much as if it's your only click.

    You could always email them and tell them you accidentally clicked on your own ad but didn't meant to, or just ignore it and hope for the best, I guess.
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