Will adsense ever disable its ads on my blog?

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Can I trust AdSense?

I have had an AdSense account for 12 years, which I originally created for my 2011 website. Recently, I used the same account for my new blog in 2022. Despite having only 14 articles and no traffic at the time, the account was approved. However, I'm wondering if using AI-generated articles and having minimal traffic from Facebook will put me at risk of having AdSense remove its ads.

 

[angelofdeath]

How do you get traffic from Facebook? Paid or spam posting?

 

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How do you get traffic from Facebook? Paid or spam posting?

Paid facebook ads.

 

[tazarbm]

I'm wondering if using AI-generated articles and having minimal traffic from Facebook will put me at risk of having AdSense remove its ads.

I've seen sites with AI content using Adsense, so I think you're good in this regard.

The Facebook part, however (well, social media in general) used to be frowned upon by Adsense back when I was doing Adsense (2014-2015), so you might want to not rely on social media traffic. It might be OK for a while, but if a lot of the traffic from FB doesn't convert for the Adsense advertisers google might close your adsense account for "invalid traffic" or "click fraud" reasons.

It's just better to try and get organic traffic for Adsense, it even pays more than social traffic and - more importantly - it keeps you safe

 

[CheapestContent]

Try to bring organic traffic. It's safe and tension free.

 

[instagramheart]

It's against Google AdSense policies to use AI-generated articles or other types of automatically generated content on your website. Google requires that all content on a website must be original and created by the website owner or author.Using AI-generated articles or other types of automatically generated content may result in a violation of Google AdSense policies, and your account may be disabled or suspended as a result.It's important to create high-quality and original content that adds value to your readers and complies with Google AdSense policies to ensure the long-term success of your website and revenue generation through ads.

I smell this comment is written by chatgpt. That's how strong is my six sense after using AI articles.

 

[Black Belt Spodermen]

I smell this comment is written by chatgpt. That's how strong is my six sense after using AI articles.

That was definitely a ChatGPT-generated content.

 

[achiever2011]

Can I trust AdSense?

I have had an AdSense account for 12 years, which I originally created for my 2011 website. Recently, I used the same account for my new blog in 2022. Despite having only 14 articles and no traffic at the time, the account was approved. However, I'm wondering if using AI-generated articles and having minimal traffic from Facebook will put me at risk of having AdSense remove its ads.

They can even disable you for doing anything blackhat. But even in that case, you can always get a new adsense account.

 

[kalpana007]

You should not trust any platform, they can take action anytime. But you should focus on increasing traffic on your blog. If you solve this, you will always get lots of networks contacting you to place their ads on your website.

 

[bunaziua]

I smell this comment is written by chatgpt. That's how strong is my six sense after using AI articles.

You're right))

 

[angelofdeath]

Paid facebook ads.

You should be alright, but try to use Google Ad Manager to display the ads to avoid invalid activity ban on Adsense.

 

[sam55]

Can I trust AdSense?

I have had an AdSense account for 12 years, which I originally created for my 2011 website. Recently, I used the same account for my new blog in 2022. Despite having only 14 articles and no traffic at the time, the account was approved. However, I'm wondering if using AI-generated articles and having minimal traffic from Facebook will put me at risk of having AdSense remove its ads.

Adsense never ban because of AI content but be careful about certain things that are not allowed. Just manually check content. Also there are plenty of sites receiving traffic from Facebook pages only have adsense on them. The important thing is the type of content you're posting.

 

[C63]

Do not use Facebook traffic for adsense. They will place an ad limit asap most of the time.

 

[Persiden]

Social media traffic could create some problems for you with Adsense.

 

[angelofdeath]

Do not use Facebook traffic for adsense. They will place an ad limit asap most of the time.

What about if you have a old FB page with active followers and you promote ads to them. (I'm talking about pages with 100-200K active followers)
Because if we promote only to page likers, and get traffic to adsense from there it should work just fine. I previously tested it, the fresh adsense got banned after 2 months but ($1K) withdrawl success. The old adsense and blog with organic traffic aswell is doing very good!

 

[Branroot]

google adsense may disable ads on your blog if it detect policy violation or non compliance with it guidelines

 

[Tranpixel]

Adsense can only disable adds on your blog if you violates their policies

 

[Tranpixel]

Social media traffic could create some problems for you with Adsense.

yes kind of and especially if it violate Adsense policies

 

[Tranpixel]

Do not use Facebook traffic for adsense. They will place an ad limit asap most of the time.

You sure of Facebook?

 

[TiagoS]

Facebook traffic is fine. For a new domain it will go through ad limit initially, it’s normal. Just make sure your placements are not causing accidental clicks. Also it’s good to use a traffic monitoring solution to prevent invalid traffic, even tho Fb traffic is good quality. If you want extra security, try to go with a Adx partner.