People say they were banned by Adsense for spam links, but i think they were probably banned for some other TOS violation.
Pratik
Thanks everyone and OP for this discussion, much appreciated. I was also looking to build some adsense sites and was just looking for experienced answers. CPA is not always reliable, maybe I should change some strategies by not keeping all eggs in one basket.
tgoogle
So would a churn and burn be fine for a Adsense page?
Cheers
RayBan
@tgoogle - open new account on the name of your wife, grandmother or reliable neighbour and test it out
gooner SERLists.com
@tgoogle - I've never spammed an Adsense site so heavily as the churn and burn methods, so i can't say for sure that it will be ok. I just use "normal" linking practices for my Adsense sites.
pclweb UK
@tgoogle - Do you really want to risk your adsense account. Slow and steady wins the race..
davbel UK
edited October 2013
I wouldn't worry about your adsense acct unless you are breaking their TOS. I've had sites de-indexed, panda-ed and penguined and my adsense has always been OK.
In fact one adsense site I have is penalised in Google from Penguin 1, but it still makes £300-£400 every month of off Bing / Yahoo traffic.
tgoogle
edited October 2013
Alright, also doing english articles for non english sites with t1 and t2 with anchor " local keyword" penalise the website?
Content is unique but it has anchor text from country
so the structure of the submission article is
Title (English)
Article English, pictures from google, youtube video ( english)
Links: click here for a more ( local keyword), source, site, http://###.com, official, website, (local keyword)
All will be submitted to web 2.0 as t1
And then there will be T2 with PR2+ country engines + local keywords + spinned english content
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People say they were banned by Adsense for spam links, but i think they were probably banned for some other TOS violation.
In fact one adsense site I have is penalised in Google from Penguin 1, but it still makes £300-£400 every month of off Bing / Yahoo traffic.