Sunday, 26 September 2021

What you must never do in the quest to generate revenue with adsense

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So many publishers who have monetized their sites with adsense have constantly search for how to grow huge audience faster. 


If you are one of them, below is a list of things you must not do while trying to generate adsense revenue, so that you won’t run into the problem with Adsense program policy.

 

1.                 Using of emails to advertise your site

Adsense understands that publishers are always looking for new ways to boost traffic to their websites. However, it is a violation of our programme policies to promote websites that are displaying Google ads through unsolicited emails. Please also note that publishers are not permitted to place AdSense ads in emails.

You may wish to learn more on permitted ways to increase traffic to your website.

2.                 Use of online advertising to get new users to the site

AdSense publishers are welcome to use online advertising as a way to get new users to their sites. However, in order to ensure a good experience for users and advertisers, publishers that use any form of online advertising to pages with Google ads are required to comply with the spirit of Google's Landing Page Quality Guidelines. The three main components of a high-quality landing pages outlined in these guidelines are the following: relevant and original content, transparency and site navigability.

  • Relevant and original content: When a user clicks on one of your ads they should be taken to the page on your site that is most relevant to the products and services featured in your ad. In addition, your site should comprise substantial and unique content that can’t be found elsewhere. Ads shouldn't take users to pages that consist mostly of more ads, general search results (such as a directory or catalogue page), or pages whose primary purpose is to redirect traffic to or mirror the content of a parent site unless it also provides additional and unique content.
  • Transparency: Publishers should deliver what is promised in their ad. For example, if your ad says that your site has the “best” deals on rental cars then users should be able to find those deals and rent a car on your landing page. You should only charge users for the products and services that they order and successfully receive. Pricing for these services and products should be clear. Unless it is necessary for the product or service that you're offering, don't request personal information.
  • Navigability: Users should be able to easily navigate your site without interference and quickly find the products and offers from your ad.

 

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Olatuja Gabriel is a volunteer of International Human Rights Commission, (IHRC) Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to West Africa. He is an author, Radio/TV broadcaster and journalist and publisher. He's a chemical, Process and Safety Engineer. He has over a decade experience in Manufacturing Industry, Chemical Engineering and Renewable Energy. Gabriel is an Information Technology investor. He's founder of Virtual Doctors Limited that makes healthcare available to all via digital technology. He is a Chartered Customer Relationship Manager and a Business and Marketing Strategist. He is a pastor at Opulent Christian Assembly Inc., Nigeria. He also serves as a musician at Loveworld (Christ Embassy). He enjoys Playing Saxophone and Singing for God.

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