How to avoid getting banned from AdSense?

[HustleHardNow]

What are some tips/guidelines to avoid getting your AdSense account banned?

The ones I know are:
1) Don't click on your own Ads.
2) Don't entice others to click on your Ads
3) Don't use fake bot traffic

What are some other ways to avoid getting your AdSense account banned?

 

[MSRP]

Read the Adsense TOS and Policy, follow and abide the rules, and you will be fine. All DO and DO NOT already mentioned on the page.

 

[Life Cycle]

Very simple follow carefully the guidelines.

 

[Aty]

Don't put your ads on crap mfa websites.

 

[hasan7707]

(1) Don't install adsense on non-supportive language blogs
(2) Don't link to sites that distribute illegal or copyright content
(3) Perhaps the most important, DON'T GET PAID TRAFFIC as it's against their TOS.

 

[Mic Sam]

Learning something here.

 

[Deleted member 813988]

- Use quality and unique content
- Do not use more than 3 display ads on the page (in most cases)
- Do not use many non-standard ads (pops, stickies, floating or videos, etc)
- Track all traffic sources performance, especially paid ones

 

[SeoClerks143]

(1) Don't install adsense on non-supportive language blogs
(2) Don't link to sites that distribute illegal or copyright content
(3) Perhaps the most important, DON'T GET PAID TRAFFIC as it's against their TOS.

hello sir. wanted to ask, if i link it in my youtube channel with copyright video on my youtube, it is possible to disable my adsense account?

 

[Katarina Ivanovic]

1) Use unique name and address
2) Follow Adsense rules
3) Don’t post or host contents related to hacking, cracking software, piracy etc.
4) Don’t put more than 3 ads on any page
5) Don’t use pornographic materials on your site.

 

[HustleHardNow]

(1) Don't install adsense on non-supportive language blogs
(2) Don't link to sites that distribute illegal or copyright content
(3) Perhaps the most important, DON'T GET PAID TRAFFIC as it's against their TOS.

What do you mean by paid traffic? Does FaceBook Ads count as paid traffic? Or do you mean fake bot traffic?

- Use quality and unique content
- Do not use more than 3 display ads on the page (in most cases)
- Do not use many non-standard ads (pops, stickies, floating or videos, etc)
- Track all traffic sources performance, especially paid ones

1) What if the article is really long? Like let's say 1,500+ words, would it be okay to use more than 3 display ads on the page? Or the article length doesn't matter and it's still 3 ads only?

2) I'll try and avoid those types of ads.

3) What if I am using FaceBook ads? Would I need to track that with Analytics?

And I have a question of my own:

What if a competitor starts sending fake bot traffic to my site OR he uses different IP's to click on my ads? What do I do then? How do I notify Google of what is happening to my site?

 

[xoftmade]

Thanks nice information

 

[terrier2018]

What do you mean by paid traffic? Does FaceBook Ads count as paid traffic? Or do you mean fake bot traffic?

Traffic bots is one of the main cause to be banned.
Facebook ads (or any link) doesn't count as paid traffic.

 

[HustleHardNow]

Traffic bots is one of the main cause to be banned.
Facebook ads (or any link) doesn't count as paid traffic.

What is the best way to stop fake traffic from bots?

 

[Deleted member 813988]

Traffic bots is one of the main cause to be banned.
Facebook ads (or any link) doesn't count as paid traffic.

AdSense doesn't care if its counts as paid traffic or not, it does care if your traffic is bot.
You can get banned with low-quality traffic, it does not have necessarily to be a bot.

 

[MasterofCreation]

Always focus on content. Dont spam or dont just think about getting clicks. Supply useful content