SEM Tycoon

**k_nomad** · 10-22-2006, 02:28 AM

I am lookig for some advice and I hope that you might be able to help me.

I run a weblog that deals with the topics of politics and religion. After having Adsense on my blog for a year and accumulating under $20 in that time Google has decided in its infinte wisdom that I am breaking one of their T.O.S.
This is what they had to say:

"Publishers are not permitted to place Google ads on sites with content
advocating against any individual, group or organisation."

Anyway as the case may be Adsense is Google's game and as such they make all the rules and apply them as they see fit. I have not been banned from the Adsense program and can still add adsense to another website if I so wish.

I am not bitter at Google for disabling ads to my blog. I am sure many would be seeing that it is impossible to have a site dealing with politics and religion and not have content "advocating against any, group or individual or organisation".

My question for you is this, is there any other PPC programs that I can place on my blog which will not have rules that I am likely to break with my type of content?

For those interested the blog that Google disabled the ads to, it is in my signature.

I thank you for you help.

**imported_Lexiseek** · 10-22-2006, 08:19 AM

If it's the blog in your signature, I can't see how you could possibly monetize it. In fact, for someone with the type of Anti-Western values your blog espouses, I'd suggest forgetting the idea of monetizing a blog altogether.

**k_nomad** · 10-22-2006, 10:22 AM

So much for freedom of expression dont you think ?

**imported_WillB** · 10-22-2006, 11:57 AM

If PPC made you $20 in a year, don't you think a different source of monetization might be more effective?

But I'd agree with Lexiseek. I don't see much avenue for monetization.. except perhaps selling links. A PR3 should make more than $20 a year..

**imported_Lexiseek** · 10-23-2006, 08:01 AM

You're completely free to express yourself. The question was, can you make money doing it?

My thought is "NO". Very few companies will pay for ads on websites about religion and politics, especially ones that espouse a controversial view point.

This is just business.

**Allen.H** · 10-23-2006, 10:12 AM

Your explicit expressions against anything western, and the fact that you hide your racism with words caused Google to ban that site, and will probably prevent anyone from advertising there as businesses will always try to stay away and never take stance in contreversial politic-issues.

Nevertheless, i've heard BlogAds work excellent with (content [adj]) politic blogs =)

**Will.Spencer** · 10-23-2006, 03:52 PM

E-mail osama@al-qaeda.org, I hear they may be advertising for new jihadis due the the incredible turnover rate in suicide bombers.

**k_nomad** · 10-24-2006, 09:37 AM

I wish to thank all of you that replied to this thread. That includes the helpful comments as well as the sarcastic and judgmental ones.

As for those of you calling me a rascist and a terrorist. I suggest you carefully read the whole blog before passing your judgment upon me. I might help you to come to a more balanced view.

Having said that sometimes its hard for some to see beyond their prejudices.

**imported_feros** · 10-24-2006, 11:56 AM

Quote:

For the American visitors to this weblog he needs absolutely no introduction. For the rest of us mere earthly mortals...

lol Americans are immortal now? AWESOME! Can I have acidy spit?

**getxposed** · 11-15-2006, 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k_nomad

I am lookig for some advice and I hope that you might be able to help me.

I run a weblog that deals with the topics of politics and religion. After having Adsense on my blog for a year and accumulating under $20 in that time Google has decided in its infinte wisdom that I am breaking one of their T.O.S.
This is what they had to say:

"Publishers are not permitted to place Google ads on sites with content
advocating against any individual, group or organisation."

Anyway as the case may be Adsense is Google's game and as such they make all the rules and apply them as they see fit. I have not been banned from the Adsense program and can still add adsense to another website if I so wish.

I am not bitter at Google for disabling ads to my blog. I am sure many would be seeing that it is impossible to have a site dealing with politics and religion and not have content "advocating against any, group or individual or organisation".

My question for you is this, is there any other PPC programs that I can place on my blog which will not have rules that I am likely to break with my type of content?

For those interested the blog that Google disabled the ads to, it is in my signature.

I thank you for you help.

Seems like Google's already flagged your site and activity. Now the eye's are on you but you can prevent your account from being banned for things like invalid clicks (fake clicks-not necessarily done by you but other frauds). Get protected before it's too late.

**Reed.** · 11-17-2006, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by getxposed

Seems like Google's already flagged your site and activity. Now the eye's are on you but you can prevent your account from being banned for things like invalid clicks (fake clicks-not necessarily done by you but other frauds). Get protected before it's too late.

Do you advertise your services in every old post?