Google Sinabi ng Adsense na hindi sa Traffic Exchange

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Nakapagsulat ako ng balita tungkol sa StumbleUpon at Google Adsense dito noong dalawang buwan na ang nakalipas. Noong nakaraang linggo, opisyal na blog ng Google AdSense ay nag-post ng paunawa tungkol sa paggamit ng mga Traffic Exchange programs:

Katulad ng marami sa inyo ay alam na ang mga patakaran ng aming programa ay nangangailangan ng matinding pagbabawal sa anumang paraan ng artipisyal na paggawa ng ad impressions o clicks, kabilang ang mga serbisyo ng ikatlong partido tulad ng paid-to-click, paid-to-surf, auto-surf, at click-exchange programs. Ang mga programang ito ay nag-aalok ng insentibo sa mga gumagamit upang makita ang mga web page o mag-click sa mga ad, na nagreresulta sa gawain na nakakasama sa aming mga advertiser.

Minsan ay tumatanggap kami ng mga tanong mula sa mga publisher na interesado sa paggamit ng traffic exchanges para dalhin ang traffic sa kanilang site. Bagaman ang mga serbisyong ito ay maaaring makatulong sa pag-iklan ng inyong site, hindi namin inirerekomenda ang paggamit nila, dahil maaari rin silang magresulta sa katulad na invalid activity. Alam naming maaaring mayroon kayong mga tanong tungkol sa isang partikular na serbisyo ng traffic at kung ito ay maaaring lumikha ng invalid impressions o clicks. Gayunpaman, mangyaring maintindihan na hindi kami makakapagbigay ng komento sa anumang partikular na serbisyo ng ikatlong partido.

Bagama't ang Google AdSense Team ay walang direktang komento sa partikular na mga 3rd-party programs, inaasum ko na ang mga serbisyo tulad ng Blog Explosion, StumbleUpon, BlogMad at iba pang katulad nito ay nakalagay sa flag.

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lansing disability · 12 years ago

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netline tv · 13 years ago

Ako ay may fun page sa fb i have thousand of likers sa page ko evry time na mag post ako sa blog i popost ko yung link sa page ko sa fb in one day nasa mga 1000 yung viewers ko kaya tataas ang cpc ko… consider kaya na iligal traffic yung sa fb sana naman hindi

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ticz · 17 years ago

Stumbleupon should not be considered a traffic exhange site. I have been a stumbler for years, and i do not consider it as illegal. If i have stumbled to a page with adsense and i click it, that is because the adverisement interests me not because i was told to click it. Nothing but a good and legit way of earning traffic. Geez, google, you are stepping on the line..

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Terrence Taitt · 17 years ago

I don’t think that StumbleUpon should be against the Google Adsense terms of service, unless the advertiser using StumbleUpon is not selecting the right category. Then that should be a problem.

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Bob · 17 years ago

Oh! naku. kakatakot naman to member pa naman ako sa traffic exchange program where I added my website na may adsense ko.

Paano na to?

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Jehzeel Laurente · 18 years ago

while searching for traffic exchange programs sa TOS ng google naisip ko na bawal cguro ang entrecard because it’s a traffic exchange program.. bawal ba entrecard? hehe

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James Marcus · 19 years ago

I dont think they should consider traffic exchange being harmful but o well thats they’re call .

http://www.videosearchtool.info

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John mannu · 19 years ago

Really??But how can they know about that?

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Manuel Viloria · 19 years ago

From the actual traffic that some prominent bloggers have gotten via BlogRush, we see that we won’t get an abnormally high number of ad impressions.

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juantanamera · 19 years ago
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Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 19 years ago

@ L.A. – Thanks!

@ Hezron – it’s not the actual membership or submission to these 3rd-party traffic sites that could get your account banned from Adsense. Even Digg or Slashdot can send a red flag to the AdSense Team. What I believe they are trying to explain is that with these traffic exchange sites, you could get an abnormal number of ad impressions and ad clicks which might result to getting banned.

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Hezron · 19 years ago

I think stumbleupon can’t be consider as a 3rd party that can bring problem to your adsense account regarding those invalid impressions.

A site will only be included if its reader have submitted it to stumbleupon. Like Digg.Com!

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Marcvill · 19 years ago

@L.A: Oonga!!! What’s Adsene?

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L.A · 19 years ago

Opps…Mali yung speeeling nung SENSE sa title :)

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