Google AdSense--So Can I Keep Making Money?

Simply put, yes! You can keep making money as long as people are clicking the ads on your page. The site Freeweblayouts.net that gives people MySpace templates makes more than $100,000 a month via AdSense clicks (from a Washington Post report)! So does that mean you can click on your own ads and it’ll count?

Really now, is that even a question to ask? The obvious answer is no. There are tons of people who are caught by the law for click fraud. Essentially, these people, either themselves, or via automated programs, simulate browser clicks on ads. Obviously, for an advertiser, these clicks are useless as they don’t result in conversions, and Google cracks down on the fraudulent parties. Google themselves give a disclaimer that you can’t click on your own ads. There’s a bunch of stuff that you can’t do, that if done will lead to blacklisting. For example, you can’t mention any incentives on your site for clicking on the ads. You can’t put ads on sites with pornographic content either. There have been a lot of controversies about Google and its banning policies, with lots of sites being blacklisted from AdSense for seemingly no reason whatsoever, and others getting away scot-free.

Be careful or be banned

Article originally published on: Use It, Play It, Test It

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You probably already know Google AdSense, this Google tool that matches ads to your site's content, and make you earn money whenever your visitors click on them. But does that mean that you can click on your own ads and it’ll count?...