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Dave, Is it illegal if i compel my viewers to click on advertisements by AdSense?
I signed up for Google AdSense and included AdSense on my new Web page, with the tweaks you recommend [see Getting started with Google AdSense]. Problem is, all I’m seeing is PSA’s (Public Service Ads) from AdSense, I’m not seeing real advertisements, so regardless of what I do, there’s no way to make a nickel off the program. Dave, please, why the heck am I trapped with AdSense PSAs?
Dave, I’m freaking out! I was just looking at one of the pages on my website and saw an interesting ad placed by the Google AdSense program and clicked on it without thinking. Oh man! I don’t want to get kicked out of the program because of a fraudulent click, so what can I do to avoid getting into trouble?
There’s a domain name up for sale that claims to make 10-30 dollars a day in ad dollars, given an average of about 1,000 hits a day. The web site targets Unix. Is this a valid claim?
On your recommendation, I’ve signed up for AdSense and added a simple search box on my pages so that I can also profit from AdSense for Search. I haven’t seen much money from the search component, but all of a sudden I’m wondering if there’s any way that I can at least see what searches people are doing when they hit Google through my search box?
I have an “advertise on this site” link on my site as you do, Dave, but I’m wondering: is there any way to know if anyone actually is advertising on my site, and if so, can I figure out what percentage of revenue I’m getting from that advertising?
