CPA + Adsense

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Anyone face issues adding adsense to a cpa site? Looking to make a giftcard site where people completely cpa offers and can eventually redeem for giftcards, any issue if I add adsense? Figured it might get banned
 
Yes, If your site encourages users to complete offers for rewards, it might violate AdSense policies.
 
But any idea with adsense? I saw someone a while back saying they got banned for using it but I didn’t understand why that would be the case
Because Adsense don’t allow incentive traffic ..
Incentivizing people google look at it as if you pay them to click on your ads so the only solution is to use an app with admob since they have reward ads which you incentivize people on and have no problem
 
Because Adsense don’t allow incentive traffic ..
Incentivizing people google look at it as if you pay them to click on your ads so the only solution is to use an app with admob since they have reward ads which you incentivize people on and have no problem
It might be that Google doesn't like being in neighborhood of something with so bad reputation. They can't risk so much for a few bucks.

Make sure to make those separately.
You can do like this:
1. Introductory site with an article + ads + button to redirect to site with content locker.
2. Site with content locker, hidden for bots.

Make sure to have more than 1 adsense account to continue for longer times. Prepare automated site creator. You can create semi-automated sites in Canva, but fully automated in Python.

You will make more money with multiple Adsense accounts if you're smart about it.
Content locking is abused and it doesn't make sense to use it for anything else than tests and super quick cash. It can get some $10k days, but that's nothing useful anyways. I would refer to it as "junk funds to get a turnover in real business".

Just don't confuse product-less / service-less thing with "real business". Real business requires a strong product / service which basically is an idea that already is proven to work - one that has demand. If you want to create demand, you're aiming too high at start.

You can blend yourself in the "big crowds" and present your product as a better alternative to existing opportunities on the market.
 
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Adsense requires circulatory system to make money. It's not something that makes money in a simple fashion. A recurring user will make more money than many random users.

Which again means... if you take shortcuts and provide valueless stuff, you will not make money with Adsense because you won't get a decent number of recurring users.

You can match it with products / solutions / automated cults / P2P systems via apps installed on phones / PCs of target users.

I would do content locking separately. Split it in some way.

I suppose content locking in itself has a high short term potential, however, it requires cutting off everything else and focusing as much traffic as you can. It can be hard because if you try to extend your funnel, you'll not maximize short term revenue which content locking is all about.

You can do offerwalls instead of content locking. You can also do direct links / affiliate offers, but that's a different subject.

At the back of every successful short term content locking pull off is "branding" and "trademarks" and "copyrights". If you understand those, you pick up someone's names like 200 brands (all their keywords, like 150+ a brand), and obliterate them using whatever you like - push ads, youtube, google. I would suggest to skip highly exclusive / business targeted paid ads like adsense cause it's not the best match. Although there are exceptions.

Reinforcement can work, but you need to understand how to build an app and it gets on an offerwall / referral marketing ground.

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Just be careful cause people fall into addictions and dependencies to such a system. It's too simple to build your life on such a brittle foundation.
Once you get addicted and hooked on instant money, you're essentially f*ked for years.
 
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Adsense requires circulatory system to make money. It's not something that makes money in a simple fashion. A recurring user will make more money than many random users.

Which again means... if you take shortcuts and provide valueless stuff, you will not make money with Adsense because you won't get a decent number of recurring users.

You can match it with products / solutions / automated cults / P2P systems via apps installed on phones / PCs of target users.

I would do content locking separately. Split it in some way.

I suppose content locking in itself has a high short term potential, however, it requires cutting off everything else and focusing as much traffic as you can. It can be hard because if you try to extend your funnel, you'll not maximize short term revenue which content locking is all about.

You can do offerwalls instead of content locking. You can also do direct links / affiliate offers, but that's a different subject.

At the back of every successful short term content locking pull off is "branding" and "trademarks" and "copyrights". If you understand those, you pick up someone's names like 200 brands (all their keywords, like 150+ a brand), and obliterate them using whatever you like - push ads, youtube, google. I would suggest to skip highly exclusive / business targeted paid ads like adsense cause it's not the best match. Although there are exceptions.

Reinforcement can work, but you need to understand how to build an app and it gets on an offerwall / referral marketing ground.

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Just be careful cause people fall into addictions and dependencies to such a system. It's too simple to build your life on such a brittle foundation.
Once you get addicted and hooked on
What is content locking?
 
You will be going against their policy if you do that
 
Adsense is not for that , a time ago it works but not anymore
 
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