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Old 05-23-2007, 09:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Exclamation Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

I wonder how this will play out.....will this affect parked pages also??

http://seoclient.com/2007/05/23/goog...eavy-websites/
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Old 05-23-2007, 09:58 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

Parking is separated from regular adsense. Parking is built for that purpose.

Interestingly, I believe seoclient.com, where the news is reported, is a perfect example of ad-heavy website.

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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

true....so i guess all these "made for adsense" sites are gonna be dropped from adsense?

so much of that "made for adsense" site development software seems to be floating around....i guess they are all history?
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

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I wonder how this will play out.....will this affect parked pages also??

http://seoclient.com/2007/05/23/goog...eavy-websites/
Actually Google has a separate monetization program for domain parking. So they are totally cool with parking.

Adsense though is for developed sites.
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

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Actually Google has a separate monetization program for domain parking. So they are totally cool with parking.

Adsense though is for developed sites.
yeah...so i guess all these "MFA" sites are history??

MFA - Made For Adsense
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

I'm a little vague as what makes a MFA site. Any info site with adsense is MFA unless there are other ways the owner makes money from it. All info sites depend on some sort of advertiser revenue.

If the site has content I don't think that G would complain. I could be wrong but I see them only going against sites with nothing but ads and affiliate links.

Anyways, I haven't read any official reports on this. It's just my view.
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

true....so i guess all these "made for adsense" sites are gonna be dropped from adsense?

so much of that "made for adsense" site development software seems to be floating around....i guess they are all history?
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

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I wonder how this will play out.....will this affect parked pages also??

http://seoclient.com/2007/05/23/goog...eavy-websites/
that link didn't work for me (404).

I've heard similar rumors.
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

link is working fine for me....seems to have been a temporary hack....#$!#%!!...
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

gee, it only took them 5 years and a few billion in revenue to figure this one out...
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gee, it only took them 5 years and a few billion in revenue to figure this one out...
lol....yeah...now wanting to see how serious they really are....there are a lot of sites out there that are doing this....u think they all get dropped from adsense program?
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

Google's improving the quality of internet anyway.
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Google's improving the quality of internet anyway.
Google's looking to improve the world...lol...not just the internet...
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

that link is ad-full.
maybe google should ban them as well
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that link is ad-full.
maybe google should ban them as well
u think?....i disagree...i've seen a lot worse....

ps - your tgp's on your arcade site are all broken...
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

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that link is ad-full.
maybe google should ban them as well
that's exactly what i m saying .
It's just like Domaintools.com blog talks about the negatives of typosquatting right after they released their own typo generator.
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

They're doing the same thing with arbitrage too. I cant share a link as i read it in passing. It was on one of the popular seo sites with a link out there too.

As for MFA, it's always been against their policies to have mfa with adsense on it, ypn has the same rules. Autogenerated pages are also against the policies of both places.

There are popular scripts out these days which autogenerate rss feeds and ads fitting the search term. That's also something you can be banned for. I've brought this up several times here and other places. You will feel it when you lose your account, and you wont see it coming. And all this talk about an appeal to get your account back is very difficult to achieve. So follow the rules and keep the money rolling in.

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Old 05-23-2007, 07:37 PM   #18 (permalink)
 
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Re: Google wiping out Ad-Heavy websites??

i also remember seeing members here and in other forums selling a lot of these adsense ready MFA templates......looks like that might come to a halt because of Google's surprise announcement
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