Comments on: Inside Adsense finally clarifies the “images next to ads” policy http://ipears.com/net/inside-adsense-finally-clarifies-the-images-next-to-ads-policy/ Jan van Iperen: person in progress Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:20:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Jan van Iperen http://ipears.com/net/inside-adsense-finally-clarifies-the-images-next-to-ads-policy/comment-page-1/#comment-9211 Jan van Iperen Wed, 03 Jan 2007 18:16:30 +0000 http://ipears.com/2006/12/19/inside-adsense-finally-clarifies-the-images-next-to-ads-policy/#comment-9211 Thing is, Mr Joel Comm has been providing a large quantity of the spam-blogging world (Adsense Templates etc.) with material that is over the edge of what is allowed. Experience from many small Adsense users is that Google does not gentle asks you to change your layout unless you ask yourself. My Adsense income is not that much but enough to cover my ADSL connection and I simply do not want to tempt Google... Thing is, Mr Joel Comm has been providing a large quantity of the spam-blogging world (Adsense Templates etc.) with material that is over the edge of what is allowed. Experience from many small Adsense users is that Google does not gentle asks you to change your layout unless you ask yourself.

My Adsense income is not that much but enough to cover my ADSL connection and I simply do not want to tempt Google…

]]> By: Dave http://ipears.com/net/inside-adsense-finally-clarifies-the-images-next-to-ads-policy/comment-page-1/#comment-9210 Dave Wed, 03 Jan 2007 18:05:12 +0000 http://ipears.com/2006/12/19/inside-adsense-finally-clarifies-the-images-next-to-ads-policy/#comment-9210 In reality though, Google's been saying this for a long time. There are instances that they've given publishers the boot, but more often than not Google appears to give this issue a blind eye. I've talked to adsense guru Joel Comm about this topic in depth, and he's fairly certain that until advertisers require changes from Google, images in line (and ad blocks in line) with content and advertisements will continue to go unstopped. In reality though, Google’s been saying this for a long time. There are instances that they’ve given publishers the boot, but more often than not Google appears to give this issue a blind eye. I’ve talked to adsense guru Joel Comm about this topic in depth, and he’s fairly certain that until advertisers require changes from Google, images in line (and ad blocks in line) with content and advertisements will continue to go unstopped.

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