Just got the email - "Your Google AdSense account has been disabled"

EDIT: Nevermind.... been asked and answered.


So hot chick instead.

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Here's my best take on it:

1. You made a bunch of 1-page sites which have less content on them than the amount of total content google is comfortable with per site. Also, it sounds like you made sites WITHOUT a T&C page... Clearly against adsense terms. Either way, that's what did you in.

2. Your authority site spiked your whole adsense account past $100 one day and that's what it took for a manual check to spot #1 in your account.

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If I were you I'd CORRECT the problem with #1 and after that is done, it should be cool to throw the other accounts' code on those sites again.

In the meantime, make a new 2nd account, and the main criteria for it is to have it pay to a different bank account than the ones you've already used.

HTH,
Luke
 
lukep said:
Here's my best take on it:

1. You made a bunch of 1-page sites which have less content on them than the amount of total content google is comfortable with per site. Also, it sounds like you made sites WITHOUT a T&C page... Clearly against adsense terms. Either way, that's what did you in.

2. Your authority site spiked your whole adsense account past $100 one day and that's what it took for a manual check to spot #1 in your account.

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If I were you I'd CORRECT the problem with #1 and after that is done, it should be cool to throw the other accounts' code on those sites again.

In the meantime, make a new 2nd account, and the main criteria for it is to have it pay to a different bank account than the ones you've already used.

HTH,
Luke
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My income spiked 4-5 months ago (when google+ was introduced).

I added a few new sites just 2-3 weeks ago and had them ranked quickly and made a 50% increase on revenue. Would it have caused a manual review?

Will correct the problem with #1 and apply.
 
blogspotter said:
The best way is to open a company and open an account in that name. Trust me. Why wouldn't google be able to match your ssn..? There have been several cases where account have been banned for using the same address, same IP etc etc... Don't take one good example of someone whose account was spared.

Good luck
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That IS the best way, but I assure you I'm not the only one who is doing this without a business account although I do plan on setting one up on my next trip to the U.S. and then everything will be switched over to that account. I'd just feel more comfortable with it that way.
 
My account got banned last year for exactly the same reason, privacy policy/TOS. Don't ever bother to use another account, they will disable that too.

Hit me up over PM for some advice.
 
I figured PP was Adsense 101. I'm wondering if that's the real issue those that run CTR Theme are running into. CTR Theme takes the piss but doesn't break any guidelines, not having a PP does. I've had it on a few sites since launch and never had issues - even the above the fold change last month had zero impact.

I have a privacy policy, about and as mentioned above, contact page clearly visable on every Adsense site.
 
faceblogger said:
My income spiked 4-5 months ago (when google+ was introduced).

I added a few new sites just 2-3 weeks ago and had them ranked quickly and made a 50% increase on revenue. Would it have caused a manual review?
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I guess it's not likely in that case... Although the spike 4-5 months ago would likely Keep your account on their radar more... Can't be sure either way.

It could be that they have a bot that checks to see if your sites with adsense on them are keeping to the Terms and a lack of T&C/Privacy was all it took to kill the account.

Just speculating at this point; but the fix is the same. Good luck!
 
Just to be clear: t&c and privacy = same thing? I just have ubot throw up a privacy policy generated from serprank, then an about/contact and sitemap...good right?
 
Try this link:
https://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en-GB&answer=113061

...and pay a very close attention to the heading:

"The ads on my site have been disabled. Can you enable ad serving again?"

Give it a shot and apply for a reconsideration [AFTER ADJUSTING UR SITE(s) of course]

I had a similar experience with a site that was sandboxed for all my keywords [2 years ago], I changed my sites' feel immediately and submitted a reconsideration form. Two days later ALL my keywords came back up.

Although this is related to adsense, it's still worth giving it a shot.

All the best.

W.
 
sorry about that for you. Anyway, i think they banned because they realized your sites are MFA.

all accounts that earn +3000$/month are manually checked by their team.
 
Try focusing on building super high quality sites, most won't go that far because of the time and hard work involved. But the rewards are massive.

Ask yourself the following question:

1. Would I find this information useful?
2. Is the site easy to navigate?
3. If I was a Adwords advertiser would I be happy with my ads appearing on this site, i.e. would I be happy with traffic coming from this site?

I try and keep in mind everybody Adsense team, the end user and the advertiser. If the relationship (my site(s)) doesn't work for all 3 parties, it's none sustainable and it's a waste of time IMO.

Adsense should never be an ends to a means. It should simply give you the cash flow to invest in more stable websites, which you have more control over.

Just my take on it.

Try contacting advertisers directly and see if they want to do media buys on your sites that you had Adsense on. If the traffic is good shit, then finding a buyer should be a piece of cake.

Good luck!
 
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