Got the Google Adsense Pink Slip?

Written by Rosalind Gardner on February 28, 2006 · Comments (4)
Filed Under Newsletter, Google Adsense & Contextual Advertising ·

Have you received the proverbial Adsense ‘invalid click’ pink slip and been dumped by Google Adsense?

Maybe you’re not seeing an adequate return on your Adsense ads and want to see whether you can do BETTER with something other than Adsense?

Or perhaps you haven’t figured out how to replace those Public Service ads and want to elimate them?

There are ways, as well as alternatives to Google Adsense.

You’ve probably heard of Chitika eMiniMalls, but have you heard of Context Cash, Clicksor or Affiliate Sensor?

In today’s two-art feature “Contextual Advertising: Google AdSense Alternatives” you can check out 39 alternatives to Google Adsense.

Cheers,
Ros

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    4 Responses to “Got the Google Adsense Pink Slip?”

    boxxies on February 28th, 2006 5:24 am

    Thanks Rosalind for this excellent
    information.I appreciate all the hard
    work that you put in your newsletter.
    Marie

    My pleasure, Marie. Always happy to be of help!! :-)

    Cheers,
    Rosalind

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    wannabemarketer.com on March 2nd, 2006 6:38 am

    Got the Google Adsense Pink Slip?

    comments: If you have had issues with adsense.. you must read this “Have you received the proverbial Adsense invalid click pink slip and been dumped by Google Adsense? Maybe you’?re not seeing an adequate return on your Adsense ads and want to see…

    Glad you liked the article!

    Cheers,
    Ros

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    ronpass on March 9th, 2006 16:11 pm

    I got the pink slip! I really appreciate your alternatives list, Ros, very timely - I have devoured it!

    The pink slip is quite drastic. Google replaced all my Adsense banners with “YOU ARE NOT AUTHORISED TO VIEW THIS SITE” statements. They have also taken my hard-earned $50 Adsense revenue and given it to advertisers. I have had to spend hours removing the Adsense ads from my blogs and web pages.

    I have appealed the decision as I was not engaged in illegal clicking, etc. - I just targeted a very small network with highly relevant info. Google, however, has indicated that they can choose to evaluate or ignore my appeal at their leisure. They have also said thay cannot give the specific grounds for disablement of my account, thus diempowering my appeal anyway!

    I have learnt a few things out of this:

    1. don’t rely on a single advertiser such as Google particulary if they are as draconian and haughty as Google appears to be

    2. you can improve the quality of contextual ads on your blog by making mulitple postings on the one specific topic, as I did with this niche blog dedicated to helping teachers:
    Online Learning and Teaching Blog

    3. there are better options than Google out there for some of my blogs, e.g.
    Affiliate Sensor

    (I can even promote your Super Affiliate Handbook, Ros, with this one!)

    4. there are some very ethical advertisers - Claxon, for example, as you recommend Ros (I think they are implicitly comparing themselves with Google in their philospohy statement).

    Thanks again, Ros.

    Hi Ron,

    eee-Yikes! What a drag! I hope you get that decision reversed… and find an HTML program where you can use a ‘global change’ feature to make those kind of changes to your site fast. Then all you have to do is upload the pages.

    Best of success with the alternatives.

    Cheers,
    Ros

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    Jerry Wipf on March 17th, 2006 13:08 pm

    Ros.

    I had a family member make a stupid mistake and got disabled as well. Google refuses to listen to my appeal. I have 2 questions.

    Is there any way I could sign up again for Adsense with a tax id number? .. I was using my SSN on my first account. Do you recommend this?

    And also what is your NUMBER 1 pick out of your list of alternatives?

    Thanks Roz
    Jerry Wipf

    Hey Jerry,

    Actually, I don’t know that I would try to bamboozle Google with the tax id as opposed to the SSN. I’d prefer to set things straight with them.

    Failing that, get that family member to sign up for a new account and use it on a different site?

    As for my favorite alternatives… I like Casale, then Chitika for its display.

    Hope that helps a little.

    Cheers,
    Ros

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