Wife sharing?? Adult Google Ad

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   blogdigzposted 3 years ago

   
   
   If they don't want adult content in a page, then what do they think they are doing with these types of ads? I'm just wondering

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      Mark Knowlesposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      That is just for cooking and cleaning

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         SweetiePieposted 3 years ago in reply to this

         If you write about polygamy and related issues there are ads that show up for polygamous dating.  Most of these sites are g-rated looking though and much more tame than the other dating sites that are usually advertised.

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         weblogposted 3 years ago in reply to this

         Great answer

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         rancidTasteposted 3 years ago in reply to this

         Really interesting and smart response !!

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            mheiposted 3 years ago in reply to this

            they should have changed the ad to " wanted helpers" instead

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         compu-smartposted 3 years ago in reply to this

         lmao!
         Many a true word said in jest;)

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      knslmsposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      Ahhhhh.... Have you seen your pic? Just wondering.

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         blogdigzposted 3 years ago in reply to this

         Well, the question is not about one's profile image, and you should remember that Google serves ads for the text accordingly, not for the images

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            Marisa Wrightposted 3 years ago in reply to this

            Yes, and if I look at the text of your Hubs, they seem to be all about sexy women.  That word "sex" is what the ads are picking up on.

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               blogdigzposted 3 years ago in reply to this

               May be! I was not complaining, just curious to know....Thank you

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               dingdongposted 3 years ago in reply to this

               It's interesting

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   blogdigzposted 3 years ago

   Thanks for the interesting responses

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      Jerrico Usherposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      If you want to control your pages ads you need to learn keyword saturation... plus you need to learn to keep the keywords that would serve ads you don't want, to a minimum... I wrote a hub on it if your interrested:
      
      http://hubpages.com/hub/Keyword-Saturation-Strategies

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         blogdigzposted 3 years ago in reply to this

         I was just wondering on Google's policies, Jerrico
         
         Anyway, thanks for the hub

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   shinujohn2008posted 3 years ago

   This ad for wife sharing is not meant for helpers or maids.
   
   I just searched the term "wife sharing network" and i got the Site you were mentioning.
   Try it in Google search (You can see the same ad being shown in Google search) and you can see this wifesharinggroup. com site is a wife swapping network and not for cleaners.

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      mheiposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      i know.my post is to respond to mark knowles'  post which is funny (that's a compliment mind you). Read between the lines.  all boils to one point---google ads shouldn't have any adult content. like they claim

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   shinujohn2008posted 3 years ago

   Google cannot call a Social networking site as an adult site. This is not an adult ad, as that site does not have any adult photos or words.
   
   We are publishers and are clearly under the payroll of google. They can whenever approve or disapprove accounts or even advertisements, that is the agreement that we have with them when we sign up an account with google. So our words don't have any voice to tell them what is right or not.

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   Mark Knowlesposted 3 years ago

   Ladies - I was just joking about the cooking and cleaning
   
   The thing to remember with google is -
   
   It is a one way street. ~They make the rules. They send the traffic. They do whatever they like. And if you don't like it - you can leave

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      mheiposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      i couldn't agree with you more, i'm not complaining though

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      sukkranposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      Ha, Ha, now you are in a right place. if you don't like, leave...!!!
      sukkran

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   dingdongposted 3 years ago

   Funny Google But, seriously we can't act against them

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   weblogposted 3 years ago

   WHAT???

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   charlemontposted 3 years ago

   I remember times when I could easily find Adwords ads about spam bots and warez sites. This means they don't really check each ad before publishing it.

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      anne.mossposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      As I recall from my short days as an adwords client, there are some automatic filters but then the ad gets published, only to be later reviewed by a human.
      
      What you can do is filter out certain sites and domain names from showing up through your adsense account.

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   ilovehubbingposted 3 years ago

   And for some reason my adsense does not show up on
   http://hubpages.com/hub/pusy.
   I only wrote it as a test

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      dingdongposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      Invalid url

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      Maddie Ruudposted 3 years ago in reply to this

      First of all, HubPages asks you not to publish "test" hubs.
      
      Secondly, ads are probably not showing because of the combination of words like "pussy," "hard core," "porn star," and "pamela anderson."

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