Buying traffic? Is there such a thing as Adsense Safe?

Why don't you experiment with other ad networks first? Adsense is a sure ban if you experiment with it. Just my 2 cents. The experience can be worth it though, if you're willing to risk an account, then go for it.

Also other networks? I heard nothing but bad things about the others though, so I'm not sure if I want to waste my time with them. Besides who knows how well they correlate with actual Google Adsense.
 
Also other networks? I heard nothing but bad things about the others though, so I'm not sure if I want to waste my time with them. Besides who knows how well they correlate with actual Google Adsense.

There are millions of people using other networks. Anyway, if you want the experience with Adsense, make sure you use an account you don't care about, so if you lose it you can just scrap it and restart.
 
There are millions of people using other networks. Anyway, if you want the experience with Adsense, make sure you use an account you don't care about, so if you lose it you can just scrap it and restart.

Yea, I'm probably going to go in that direction. Is it true that I should get a different IP address / Mac address as well? I know having a different address / name / bank info / cookies are necessary but are the IP / MAC addresses necessary as well?
 
Yea, I'm probably going to go in that direction. Is it true that I should get a different IP address / Mac address as well? I know having a different address / name / bank info / cookies are necessary but are the IP / MAC addresses necessary as well?

Google is an identification service. That's the service they wanted to sell a few years ago and I don't know if they did it or not, but Google Plus was supposed to be your real online ID. So from there you can imagine what they gather about you and how.
 
Do an advent calender event. Every day give something away on your website.
On the first day, ask all people which name start with an "A" to click on that ad, etc.
On the 24th you do XYZ in one rush and there you go, everyone clicked and your CTR is 2-6% every day.

Just a stupid idea that just came to my mind, but well, might actually work :D
 
Do an advent calender event. Every day give something away on your website.
On the first day, ask all people which name start with an "A" to click on that ad, etc.
On the 24th you do XYZ in one rush and there you go, everyone clicked and your CTR is 2-6% every day.

Just a stupid idea that just came to my mind, but well, might actually work :D
Most ad networks will ban you for that, incentive clicking is a certain ban, especially AdSense
 
Most ad networks will ban you for that, incentive clicking is a certain ban, especially AdSense
Of course they will, but OP is looking for a way to incite his fb fans to click on his ads while keeping his CTR low, right?
 
Of course they will, but OP is looking for a way to incite his fb fans to click on his ads while keeping his CTR low, right?
Well it doesn't matter if it's facebook, twitter etc, it's still incentive which AdSense doesn't allow is what I meant
 
Well it doesn't matter if it's facebook, twitter etc, it's still incentive which AdSense doesn't allow is what I meant
Never argued with that. Incentive clicking is never safe. But it's a little less risky if you keep the CTR low at least. ;)
 
Well it doesn't matter if it's facebook, twitter etc, it's still incentive which AdSense doesn't allow is what I meant

Never argued with that. Incentive clicking is never safe. But it's a little less risky if you keep the CTR low at least. ;)

Yea, the whole point of this is to test out a quick cash-out method while hopefully staying under the radar. It is never meant to be a long-term method.

In regards to the Calendar thing, I still don't think that would be enough to lower the CTR % and coordinating and expecting your followers to follow such a thing would get messy. I think watering down the CTR % by buying pop-under traffic to tank the CTR % down to 1 - 3% is the best way to test it out.
 
Google Adsense is quite firm when it comes to their rules and regulation. Make sure that you follow G Adsense Policy and getting fake traffic is useless. They will found out easily and you'll get probably banned easily. So it only means, it's not worth the test.
 
Its not safe but your intent may be reduce the CTR. that may work.
 
Its not safe but your intent may be reduce the CTR. that may work.

Yea, my premise of this whole method is based off this. Clicks are from real users so hypothetically, they should cause no problems. It's just the high CTR % that is the negative outcome. But who knows, I am encouraging clicks via my FB Group which is strictly not allowed and Google works in mysterious ways so definitely not sustainable for long-term payouts but maybe short-term payouts can be achieved.
 
No safe for sure, don't buy it or you will regret
Buying pop-under traffic? Pop-under traffic generates literally 0 clicks, only leaving by impressions. Sure this would be bad if it had no clicks when I have 10k traffic impressions registered, but real clicks from real people are going to be registered via FB Group followers so it blends nicely.

That's the premise anyway, but who knows. It all sounds good when its a hypothetical, but nothing would be known until it actually gets tested.
 
Could you please elaborate on this more?

Thanks

Google hate any online system doesn't make the money comes through google money machine , this is why they could ban your adword account if you post direct affiliate link like clickbank aff link ... because they don't own clickbank , they don't own the online affiliate money machine ..... , same about advertising ads networks , if you send paid traffic from network google doesn't own this is negative sign for them , but if you send from adword network which they own this is positive sign because the money comes through google money machine .........
 
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