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Warning from adsense

by antonisid
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Hello
Today AdSense sent me an e-mail to warn me about the content of my site.Not for the whole content but for a part of it. (sexual content but with no nudity)

What's in your opinion the best i can do? Remove all AdSense ads from my blog? Or Delete the "sexual content" posts?
#adsense #warning
  • Profile picture of the author strategic seo services
    That all depends on your goals. There are other ways you can monetize your site besides using adsense. Why don't you try a CPA network that allows adult content?
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    • Profile picture of the author Jeremy Banks
      I would remove your adsense to start just to be safe and then if you are making good money from adsense, fix the problems and put it back up. Or if you aren't doing that well then try a different way to monetize
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    • Profile picture of the author antonisid
      Originally Posted by strategic seo services View Post

      Why don't you try a CPA network that allows adult content?
      I never could imagine that girls with bikini it is considered as adult content.

      Can you suggest me some networks which allow this kind of content?

      And another important question:

      If i totally remove all the adsense ads , Adsense team will be annoyed about that?
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      • Profile picture of the author paulgl
        Originally Posted by antonisid View Post

        I never could imagine that girls with bikini it is considered as adult content.

        Can you suggest me some networks which allow this kind of content?

        And another important question:

        If i totally remove all the adsense ads , Adsense team will be annoyed about that?
        It's not about "girls in bikinis."

        It's being family-friendly. One of the few terms that people ignore.

        It's called being family-friendly. Your site must at all times be
        family-friendly to display adsense. That means friendly to all
        family members, no matter what age, etc. A lot of the stuff
        on that page is certainly not family-friendly. Not just girls
        in bikinis.

        Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author strategic seo services
        Originally Posted by antonisid View Post

        I never could imagine that girls with bikini it is considered as adult content.

        Can you suggest me some networks which allow this kind of content?

        And another important question:

        If i totally remove all the adsense ads , Adsense team will be annoyed about that?
        Here is one: Adult Access Now : CPALEAD Money Making Guide
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  • Profile picture of the author xxxJamesxxx
    If i totally remove all the adsense ads , Adsense team will be annoyed about that?
    No. You're best of removing it anyway till you've figured out what you've done wrong.

    James
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    • Profile picture of the author Carl Brown
      If your "facebookstatus" site is the site in question (I see adsense on it), it clearly violates their terms. You are fortunate they gave you a warning.
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      • Profile picture of the author antonisid
        Originally Posted by Carl Brown View Post

        If your "facebookstatus" site is the site in question (I see adsense on it), it clearly violates their terms. You are fortunate they gave you a warning.

        Yes this is the site.I just removed the AdSense ads.I think i'll be ok now.
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        • Profile picture of the author Carl Brown
          Originally Posted by antonisid View Post

          Yes this is the site.I just removed the AdSense ads.I think i'll be ok now.
          I have a site that would be considered "soft core porn." (bikinis and lingerie wallpaper site--no nudity ) it has no adsense, but I used "awempire" It pays very well if you have traffic.

          Adsense is my first love. They were the ones that allowed me to quit a job I HATED. I saved $5k and when my income from adsense hit 1.5k per month consistently, I quit my job and never looked back.
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          • Profile picture of the author antonisid
            Originally Posted by Carl Brown View Post

            I have a site that would be considered "soft core porn." (bikinis and lingerie wallpaper site--no nudity ) it has no adsense, but I used "awempire" It pays very well if you have traffic.
            i have 25000-30000 unique visitors per month.You think it's ok for this type of advertisement?
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            • Profile picture of the author Carl Brown
              You'll be accepted. You'll make money with that kind of traffic (a LOT). You can choose the kind of banner or text ads you display (I won't put nudity on mine, and don't need to)
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              • Profile picture of the author antonisid
                Originally Posted by Carl Brown View Post

                I won't put nudity on mine, and don't need to
                You mean nudity on advs? Me to,i prefer no nudity.It's a pay per click system or pay per view?
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                • Profile picture of the author Carl Brown
                  Originally Posted by antonisid View Post

                  You mean nudity on advs? Me to,i prefer no nudity.It's a pay per click system or pay per view?
                  They have a variety of ads (banner, text & video clips). You don't need to place ads with nudity on your site. You can find all answers at awempire (.com).

                  You can have other sites that don't meet adsense TOS as long as their ads aren't on the site. Your site is OK, just monetize it without adsense.
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  • Profile picture of the author InternetMarketingIQ
    Act on the message by doing whatever you want, but failure to act will likely result in your losing your account. Don't wait. Google is NOT forgiving.
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    • Profile picture of the author antonisid
      Originally Posted by InternetMarketingIQ View Post

      Don't wait. Google is NOT forgiving.
      I removed all the ads,thank you!!!!!!!
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  • Profile picture of the author Majon
    Delete both ad-sense and sexual content as well.:
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    • Profile picture of the author antonisid
      Originally Posted by Majon View Post

      Delete both ad-sense and sexual content as well.:
      Why if i delete AdSense i have to delete and the sexual content to?
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