Will I get banned by adsense if my affiliate sells adult products

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  1. Jade89 profile image80
    Jade89posted 13 years ago

    Hi!!!

    I'd really like to start using affiliate networks more on my sites but would hate to get banned by google adsense.

    If i use an affiliate program to sell perfumes but the store also sells adult content would I get banned by google adsense for marketing the perfumes?

    Please help!!!

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    1. LuisEGonzalez profile image78
      LuisEGonzalezposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      This is a tricky question. Perfumes are OK but the others can bring up an issue with Google. Your best option is to ask staff directly: staff@hubpages.com

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      1. Jade89 profile image80
        Jade89posted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Thanks a lot! Will do that smile

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  2. georgescifo profile image77
    georgescifoposted 13 years ago

    Generally, I don't think so. You would not be banned for selling adult products, but would be banned only if you try to manipulate the Adsense platform..

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    1. psycheskinner profile image68
      psycheskinnerposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Adult content can get you banned from pretty much all the major affiliate and ad programs, and paypal.

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      1. Jade89 profile image80
        Jade89posted 13 years agoin reply to this

        I know but the thing is I DON'T want to sell the adult products. I want to sell gifts like perfume and mugs etc but when browsing the affiliate store I noticed they sell adult stuff too. Does this mean that I need to look through every site and every catalogue of every affiliate program I plan on using or every website I reference to in the work I do??? I seriously don't wanna get banned.

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  3. WriteAngled profile image83
    WriteAngledposted 13 years ago

    Since you have mentioned your own sites, rather than Hubpages, you could simply not display Adsense ads on any pages that feature the affiliate products.

    Some people argue that is a better approach anyway, since the two things are competing with each other.

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    1. Jade89 profile image80
      Jade89posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      That sounds like a good idea. Thanks a lot!
      I don'tr know if it's possible to do that though because the ads are like automatically displayed on my blog. I have a blogger account.

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