Codythebest
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Just put a rewrite plugin and you're good because the post will becomse unique obviously...
can you get banned in adsense using autoblogs?
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shezboy
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But that's a very large assumption to make "since you most likely don't have the rights to the content you publish".
Not everyone uses content that they don't have permission to use.
And under those condition, using AdSense on an autoblog is perfectly OK if you have permission to use the content on your blog which is the answer that should have been given from the off rather than a short answer like
"Google will ban you if you use AdSense on an autoblog" - see how that answer can cause confusion?
Anyway, sorry, I didn't catch your answer about how many autoblogs you have with AdSense on them and if you've been banned or not.
grayhatman
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egomOnia
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Yes, I advise anyone not to do it. It's so risky, you could possibly end up in jail. Seriously. And by the way, AdSense is the only way to make a decent income with autoblogs. If you lose your account, you can quit your whole internet marketing efforts immediately, trust me.
jamiedolan
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Do I understand correctly, that all these people that are pissing and moaning about having their adwords canned are doing things like using unreadable crap spun content and or scraping content from sources that violate copyrights?
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shezboy
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sciborg
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I have a little over 100 autoblogs all with auto content. I make sure that I have a resourse block pointing back to the original author. I have had these for a little over a year now and all are making money and I have had NO problem with Adsense.. Im not saying that you wont get in trouble, I am just stating my practice and experience 
shezboy
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I think depend on how you set up an autoblog,.. 1 or 2 post a day will accepted but 10 or 15 post a day .???
No the number of posts you have per day doesn't affect it at all.
I have autoblogs that post a couple of times per hour, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, and my AdSense account is fine and has been for months and months.
If you use a software that makes blogs automatically and creates them with loads of content as soon they're made will cause you problems because Google knows that all this content has suddenly appeared from nowhere and the software that you use to make the blog leaves 'footprints' which Google can see.
With this Google knows you made a blog just to put AdSense on it (these are called 'Made For AdSense Blogs') and Google doesn't like them and 'may' ban your AdSense account.
Lesson learnt? Don't use a software program that magically makes 100's of posts appear out of thin air on the same day.
Instead, install a WP blog - use good plugins that auto update your blog with content from various sources on a regular basis.
Dan_B
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What about somebody who restricts robot access and months,posts later unables robots....
shezboy
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The robots.txt file will not stop the Google bot that has to spider your site to detect what the page is about so that it can display AdSense ads on each page.
jamiedolan
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I can pretty much confirm this / or something very similar is true - it is consistent with my experience (and may very well explain why I have not had more success with a article directory site I made). I had a stash of article directory articles that were from about 6 years ago. I checked and some of them, I couldn't find them via google, so I figured they got deleted for whatever reason.
I went to a lot of trouble to clean up and format 800 articles and put them up on a word press blog. So 800 articles went up at once. Then a couple weeks later, I put into place a custom made script that pulled some articles from another directory (leaves the author box so they are legit), cleaned them up / formatted them, and posted them hourly. No software foot print because it was all done with custom php scripts.
Out of 2800 posts, I only have about 220 indexed in google, so they don't love the site very much. I have not given the site much link love, I suspect if I started to hit it it might start getting more love from google.
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shezboy
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I've never used that so I can't comment on it but I do use WP Robot which is pretty cool and no red flags with the big G
timothywcrane
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I think that the main way of dealing with autoblogs that PO the big G is to simply deindex them, not ban their Adsense acct. That being said, like most things, hope for the best, but prepare for the worse. A lot of people will follow two paths, use throwaway domains to replace the deindexed content, or maintain multiple traffic sources (opt in email, social media, article marketing) not just for the BL value, but for real traffic, so if you do get deindexed, it is not a total loss, and also keeps you motivated to keep working on the site in spite of lack of search traffic. You might even find yourself out of the sandbox in the future if you maintain normal site traffic and use, complete with all of your interim backlink juice intact. Pay special attention to the look and feel of your sites too. Templates can make or break a first impression, autoblog or not, and also the source of telltale footprints for many a falling autoblog empire.
small_town_boy
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Yes, you can get in problems if you are very unlucky.
Gozpy
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Yeah, suggesting people to read the Google Adsense TOS can cause so much confusion... And look, kid, you have had your adsense account (and autoblogs - I assume) for a few months. Maybe you shouldn't be talking down to people and act like you have been in this business for years - like others!
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