Getting Shut Down by Google

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  1. Whitney05 profile image84
    Whitney05posted 15 years ago

    I have seen a number of people lately reporting Google has shut them down. For those of you have had your accounts reinstated, did you get the cash pending in your account for that month before you were shut down? Or did you just have to start over?

    1. affiliater profile image47
      affiliaterposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Yes it can happen

      Now what ? Forget about it.

      It is highly unlikely that Google will unlock your Adsense account again, unless you have a fantastic reason (this is a rarity). Don't waste your time. Remember it is the Internet age and everything is automated and Google's answers to any sincere and arguing emails would be useless. Mainly because, they are completely robotized.

      Kontera, Adbrite and Chitika are not bad - but nothin really is as good as Adsense

      Have just written a hub about it - more details are available there and you can get more info with regard to being banned from adsense

      http://hubpages.com/hub/banned-from-adsense

      If you are with hubpages, get yourself a kontera account as well.

      Best

  2. anitariley65 profile image61
    anitariley65posted 15 years ago

    Do you mean they can shut down your hub? Because I will leave them in a heart beat if that is the case.

    1. relache profile image73
      relacheposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Actually, Google can't do anything to your Hubs themselves.  However, if they have evidence you are violating the Google TOS, they can shut down your AdSense account.

  3. gamergirl profile image85
    gamergirlposted 15 years ago

    She means that Google shut down some Hubbers' Adsense.  It happened to me.

    In my case, they let me keep all my accrued earnings.

    1. gbrgn profile image60
      gbrgnposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Can someone at HP tell us how Google looks at our visitors? I mean, is it per page or does Google tally up the visitors from all of our Hub Pages?

      I'm asking because if one page receives only one visitor that day and he clicks an ad, my "Page CTR is 100%", I think there is a better chance of getting kicked from Adsense from having a CTR near 100%. Even when one or two more visitors come to the page, CTR will still be suspiciously too high.

      Now if this happens every few days, I'd be worried about how Google's algorithm would see this.

      However, if you tally up all my visitors from all my pages in a day, my CTR is in the single digits!

      @anitariley65
      Google can't shut down your Hub, but Google can ban you from Adsense if their algorithm spots something suspicious.

    2. Janet21 profile image80
      Janet21posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Did they give you a reason for terminating your account?

  4. gamergirl profile image85
    gamergirlposted 15 years ago

    Janet21,

    Though I couldn't see it at the time, the reason they gave me was invalid clicks.  Someone had taken my Adsense ID and posted it on a site with porn on it - porn from the company I work for oddly enough, and then had pushed thousands of clicks through.

  5. SoManyPaths profile image59
    SoManyPathsposted 15 years ago

    I could not get approved so I just said the heck with it.....Hubpages should make it simple like Squidoo and pay your paypal instead of tracking it.

    1. Lissie profile image75
      Lissieposted 15 years agoin reply to this



      Squidoo only pays you from the profits not the gross - Id rather have HP format and have a clear and transparent payment system than worry about a companys profits - especially these days LOL

      I agree it seems to be a getting harder to get an adsense account - but realistically - you will make only a few dollars in the first 6 months anyway - so don't stress it - write a decent set of hubs in your first 6 months and then apply - you should be fine

  6. webjunkie profile image60
    webjunkieposted 15 years ago

    Google  a long time ago banned me. I own several ISP's and I have the ads on a  small one, they claimed my traffic looked unusal... of course it did I had the same 500 customers logging on the site every day so all my traffic was from the same 500 people. Google sorta does what Google wants to do. I have applied to get Google on this site I don't expect I will Ah well I can live without them.

 
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