How to Hide Adsense from google ?

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enderz

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Hi,

I have several mini-nets interlinking (smartly not all to all of course) and more then 100 sites . I would like to put adsense in all of them. The problem is that if i do that google will immediately know all these sites connected.

So, what I want to do is to find a way to put the adsense without google noticing.

What im concerned about is more about google not "discovering" all sites are connected and banning them from the organic results, Im willing though to put more chance on my adsense account ban.

Here is 1 way I have thought about, I'd be happy to hear if you think it will work, and if not what would you suggest:

Create a site with the adsense.
For each site in my network create a subdomain that all it does is a redirect to the "adsense site".
In each site create an iframe with the src=adsense.mydomain.com

I think that in that way google cant tell that all of my sites are using the same adsense, am I right or wrong??

Thx...
 


My friend, if you can help it, don't monetize with Adsense. Monetize with anything else. That's my advice.

Also, I am pretty sure iframing Adsense will get you banned real fast.
 
You want to hide something that google owns\controls\serves FROM google? Good luck with that.
 
How??

AdExhibitJason said:
why not create an adsense account for each site.
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First, eventually I will have hundreds of sites (or more), but lets talk about more then 4-5 adsense accounts:
Im no adsense expert but as far as I have seen they need a real mail address (for the pin they send) I guess if I give the same address several times they will know it is the same account, is there a way to bypass it??
 
I will check peakclick, never heard about it...

But, none agree that what I suggested might work?
 
enderz said:
Hi, I have several mini-nets interlinking (smartly not all to all of course) and more then 100 sites .
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Your not the only one with 100+ sites from same niche or under same who is information. Several thousands have it too.

enderz said:
I would like to put adsense in all of them. The problem is that if i do that google will immediately know all these sites connected.
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Google is far more complicated than that. They do obtain results from interlinked sites too. Hundreds of sites are interlinked with each other and have adsense on them. Its no big deal as long as they are "different" and not plagiarized piece of junk that Google does not approve off.

enderz said:
So, what I want to do is to find a way to put the adsense without google noticing.
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Let the Big G know of these sites. IF these are all related sites, you might boost your rankings.

enderz said:
What im concerned about is more about google not "discovering" all sites are connected and banning them from the organic results, Im willing though to put more chance on my adsense account ban.
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Let go of these outrageous non-existing SEO myths. Why would Big G ban your site for putting adsense code on interlinked sites? Adsense is not meant to spy on your site. It sure does uses the meta tag/page source code details to understand what your site is about and follow the sites which are linked so Google bots could spider those and index them in their vast database. Period.

enderz said:
Here is 1 way I have thought about, I'd be happy to hear if you think it will work, and if not what would you suggest:

Create a site with the adsense.
For each site in my network create a subdomain that all it does is a redirect to the "adsense site".
In each site create an iframe with the src=adsense.mydomain.com

I think that in that way google cant tell that all of my sites are using the same adsense, am I right or wrong??

Thx...
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Don't build a business model round adsense. However, adsense was solely built with an intension of forming a relatively easy way for small and large web site owners to generate revenue by displaying ads relevant to their site content. So, how on earth does linking a related/relevant site from the same owner be treated as an act of "crime" by Google.

Get going and let go of this myth.
 
MDSandB thanks a lot for your detailed answer.
My problem is that I have lots of MFL (Made for Links) sites that were created to promote a specific site., These sites have poor content (auto-generated, again were created mainly to give links to my main money site).

At one point I saw they have enough traffic to give some adesne money, and since I plan to copy this model again and again, eventually the revenure I can get from adesense out of these MFL sites can be substantial.

And that is why I try to figure a way to put adsense without big G will know... I can't efford to risk the organic ban (while adsesne ban will be a shame but not the end of the world - since my main income is the money site).

Bottom line - all the smart people here couldnt find a way to do it? Maybe what I suggested wont work (I'd be happy to here technically why not and not just "google almighty will kick your ass" kind of answer) but maybe some variation of it will?
 
You're right for being cautious , no matter what anyone says.

If you have enough page views, I'd consider YPN , and if you don't , look for a company who has a feed. In the past when I was able to play around with YPN , the actual CPC rate was higher than adsense which is a great thing. This way google wouldn't be able to spider your sites and realize they're interlinked.
 
You are worrying too much about this. If your theory about getting banned was true, I could steal my competitors ADSENSE code, post it on hundreds of my own shitty ass sites, link to them their site, and somehow get them banned? You have to think of it from google's perspective. They have to be careful how they decide to ban sites so innocent webmasters aren't subjected to SERP sabatoge.

what really would be the point in hiding adsense from googlebot? Every ad impression is recorded by adsense anyways and they know exactly what page that impression comes from. Infact, they know the content of that page so that they are able to serve relavent ads. Bad news: if you have adsense on all your pages already, google knows about your network and that you are the owner. The Good New: Google doesn't seem to care, and as MSDandB said even interlinking your own sites will boost your SE rankings.
 
Google does care jimmy.
I regularly read that someones autoblog-farm was banned by google..

And the most likely way to link an autoblog farm (if it runs on multiple IPs) is that they checked for the adsense code.

But if they check for the adsense code they might also check for other PPC provider codes .. it's no difference for google as they scrape all the sites.

And hiding this would be a form of "Cloaking" and google regularly adds new bots to detect cloaking. Cloaking is also a reason for a ban.

The only thing that definitely works is creating a larger amount of adsense accounts, so you do not lose all sites in one slash but only a few of a single account.
But you'd need unique private proxies, email addresses and ways to cash from them.


One more thing you can try is just get one more adsense account and try it on let's say 10 sites. Let it run for a few months and see if something happens.
 
Yeap

OneJust said:
Google does care jimmy.
I regularly read that someones autoblog-farm was banned by google..

And the most likely way to link an autoblog farm (if it runs on multiple IPs) is that they checked for the adsense code.

But if they check for the adsense code they might also check for other PPC provider codes .. it's no difference for google as they scrape all the sites.

And hiding this would be a form of "Cloaking" and google regularly adds new bots to detect cloaking. Cloaking is also a reason for a ban.

The only thing that definitely works is creating a larger amount of adsense accounts, so you do not lose all sites in one slash but only a few of a single account.
But you'd need unique private proxies, email addresses and ways to cash from them.


One more thing you can try is just get one more adsense account and try it on let's say 10 sites. Let it run for a few months and see if something happens.
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I agree with every word, I thought to try what you hav suggested (testing on few sites).

Thanks...
 
Multiple Adsense accounts can end up bad.. Not just a ban, but legal trouble. Think about the implications: You are knowingly conspiring to involve 3rd parties to cash checks so you can hide your business practices from google, in direct violation of the Terms and Conditions you agreed to. If they wanted to, they could screw you so bad - Conspiracy to commit fraud is punishable by 5 years of prison in the US.
You acknowledge that any attempted participation or violation of any of the foregoing is a material breach of this Agreement and that we may pursue any and all applicable legal and equitable remedies against You, including an immediate suspension of Your account or termination of this Agreement, and the pursuit of all available civil or criminal remedies.
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Now, I don't want to argue about ADSENSE tracking. This sort of dis-information is exactly what keeps my IM efforts profitable :)

Successful, long-term IM'ers break rules and not laws. If you are REALLY worried about this then use another network. I know lots of people use multiple adsense accounts but I never like to put myself in a position to get shit on, even if the chances are slim.
 
Check out BidVertiser for something like this. They don't give a shit what you do, really. I actually used proxies and clicked on my own ads for a while (bought shit traffic of course), and banked $300 in an hour with iMacros. Iframing them should be a snap.

FUCK AdSense.
 
KontaxMarketing said:
Check out BidVertiser for something like this. They don't give a shit what you do, really. I actually used proxies and clicked on my own ads for a while (bought shit traffic of course), and banked $300 in an hour with iMacros. Iframing them should be a snap.

FUCK AdSense.
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You're going to be real popular around here.
 
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