Alternatives to getting around the $100/day adsense ban?

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OK, seems like a lot of people are talking about the $100/day manual review/inevitable adsense bans for most people on these forums. I'm trying to figure out ways to get around it and what works better. These are just brainstorms and feel free to add/discuss.

According to the adsense forums, you are not supposed to create websites specifically for adsense ads. I can see why google does this. They want the internet to be chocked full of unique, awesome content. They do want money, but not at the cost of the end user. They were willing to shut down completely in protest of SOPA, so money isn't the end all to them.

Multiple Sites in Unrelated Niches:

Say you have a site in the beauty niche about sexyflatirons.com and you talk about how you and your girlfriends go out and use flat irons to turn men on. And lets say you also have a website that is about powerlifting, and a site about living with obesity. I would have to think google would realize, wait a second this guy is just creating websites to make adsense money.

Real Quality Content:

I would have to believe that if they look at your site and it is a quality website, with unique content, you have a much better chance of passing the review. I can't understand why google would ban websites that use adsense as a monetization method if they were truly unique content.

-For instance for red shirts if you have a unique post with neatly written content about how to buy a good red shirt, it's obvious your fucking targetting the keyword.

-But if you have a post with a picture of your favorite red shirt and how you wore that red shirt to a basketball game that there was a game winning shot and other stuff, google wouldn't care as long as it was an interesting post. (now if you could actually rank that post due to LSI who knows, but that's just an example)

Multiple Sites vs Authority Sites:

I would have to assume that if you had 50 golf related websites (i.e. sillygolfballs.com, shittygolfshirts.net, golfshirtsforgirlymen.org) you would be very likely to be slapped by adsense. Why? Because it's obvious you're targeting adsense and keywords.

I would have to think that if you had only one golf website, awesomegolfshit.com, google would be much more likely to like your shit. It would be tougher to rank specifically for those keywords due to the lack of emd bonuses, but do you see why it wouldn't look as spammy?

On-Page SEO:
I would have to think almighty google knows about on-page seo (h1 tags, page titles, etc.), and I would assume that if they are reviewing sites, on-page seo could be an indicator of targetting keywords and thereby adsense ads, which is a TOS violation, right? This is a catch-22 because if you don't do on-page seo you don't get ranked and you don't get monies so you wouldn't really have to worry about the $100/day cap.

Doesn't Make a Difference What You Do:
It's also possible that google doesn't want to give over $100/day to website owners. Maybe they believe that there ads don't deliver as much value and at the $100/day mark the website owner should be able to find better/more targetted ads on their own terms.

Anyways, those are my brainstorms, obviously it's an online enigma but maybe it'll be cracked some day.

One thing to note, over at smart passive income the guy has a website that just recently started hitting the $100/day mark, should be interesting to see what happens with his site (go to his site to find out about it, really good case study).
 


Multiple Sites in Unrelated Niches:

Say you have a site in the beauty niche about sexyflatirons.com and you talk about how you and your girlfriends go out and use flat irons to turn men on. And lets say you also have a website that is about powerlifting, and a site about living with obesity. I would have to think google would realize, wait a second this guy is just creating websites to make adsense money.
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In my opinion, this is what people are probably running into (assuming they have good quality content and aren't blatantly breaking the Adsense TOS.) It screams "I like to build random websites to make Adsense monies."

Of course, tons of microniche sites vs a few authority sites can directly play into this.

Doesn't Make a Difference What You Do:
It's also possible that google doesn't want to give over $100/day to website owners. Maybe they believe that there ads don't deliver as much value and at the $100/day mark the website owner should be able to find better/more targetted ads on their own terms.
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While Google can be confusing sometimes, I can't really see any legitimacy to this one. When you consider companies like Demand Media and other Premium Publishers who get access to special privileges, they have to be making way over $100 per day.

Just look at these publishers though. It's a pretty safe bet they operate authority sites rather than little EMD microsites. They may own multiple unrelated authority sites (like ehow, livestrong, cracked, worldvillage, etc.,) but they are clearly authority sites.

Overall I think it's an "all of the above" situation. Basically all the examples you gave are things Google frowns upon, so why would it have to be limited to one thing?
 
I was told that once you reach 50-60$/day on one account you should leave that be and open a new adsense account via DBA (Doing Business As). While it costs some money to set it up by the time you need it you should be able to afford it without much trouble.

I don't know what your earnings are but I think it would be better to focus on getting close to the 100$/day mark before actually worrying about this issue.


GL
 
JVHorn88 said:

Doesn't Make a Difference What You Do:
It's also possible that google doesn't want to give over $100/day to website owners. Maybe they believe that there ads don't deliver as much value and at the $100/day mark the website owner should be able to find better/more targetted ads on their own terms.
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There is no way that Google wants to just throw away money makers, it's just that you are going to be reviewed more closely. If the site is informative and useful to searchers, following all the TOS conditions and getting legit clicks you are cool.

If it's kinda shady, you better start fixing it before they review it.
 
To me, that $100 per day ban sounds like FUD.

Of course, they will get a look at it if they notice that you make more than $100 per day, but if your sites are of good quality, that gives real value to the visitors, you don't get crazy with the backlinks, even if you own different sites of unrelated niches, I don't see any real reason for Google to suspend the account.
If the niche site is well ranked, it's because Google likes it and it thinks that it gives real value. And also that gives advertiser some placement into sites that are related to their businesses.
So I don't really believe this.
Just be sure to not do anything shady and you'll be fine...
 
1yerrot said:
If it's kinda shady, you better start fixing it before they review it.
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This is probably the best piece of advice on the topic.

Don't break the Adsense terms. Certain things you might get away with, but once they review it for real, you could get canned. It's not about how much money you're making, it's about your account getting reviewed.

Do a search for "$100 per day Adsense ban OMG they totally screwed me for no reason!" or similar. Who do you see complaining about it? WaFo members (most likely idiots) and us BHW or WF members (most likely doing something shady somewhere.) Not really surprising to see some of these bans.
 
By "ban", do you mean a website ban, or an entire account getting banned? If it's the account, does Google give out warnings? Also, do you have sources that this ban actually exist? I was not aware there was such a thing.
 
Adsense team should only care about if your site converts for the advertiser and that it's reasonable good content.

I know someone who just met with their team and he said they didn't come across as too strict as long as you're not doing something really dogdy. also a lot of these people who get banned probably use the same CTR or xfactor theme on every site. Vary it up a bit so it doesn't look like you are making 'template' sites which is part of their TOS.

Another option is to get your account to 100$ a day with quality sites and then add in the lower ones once it's passed.

I've only seen a few instances of people having this issue, seems it's more of a rumour stemmed from a few accounts being banned, not many.
 
The $100/day ban thing is retarded bullshit. Adsense publishers have a random possibility of audit with every payment, new publishers are guaranteed an audit before they get their first payment, if people are fast and shady they won't get paid and their account will be suspended. $100/day is where you're likely to be offered a revshare agreement.
 
I doubt there is such thing. If you ARE suspicious and don't want to take the risk, why not just open more than 1 adsense account?
 
In other words spend less time paying attention to retarded DP fucknuts crying about not getting their first $100 6 months after xrumering their shit MFA's and more time reading Adsense help and the Adsense google group
 
JVHorn88 said:
Doesn't Make a Difference What You Do:
It's also possible that google doesn't want to give over $100/day to website owners. Maybe they believe that there ads don't deliver as much value and at the $100/day mark the website owner should be able to find better/more targetted ads on their own terms.
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What? As always, listen to Medway and JCash (even when he's trolling). Google wants you to make money. Some sites lend themselves better to the page by page contextual ads better than a static offer for the whole site.
 
Is Google really going to slap a website that is high quality and getting good traffic though? That just doesn't make sense to me since Google is interested in pleasing the searcher too.
 
As a few others have said if you're making Google money they'll leave you alone. You're only going to have problems if you give them shitty clicks, which stems from doing shady shit.

So don't be shady and Google will leave you alone. /thread
 
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