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5:50 pm
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Go to church every Sunday, unless the Carolina Panthers have a home game. Include a prayer about page rank.
That's my tip.
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6:10 pm
November 14, 2011
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20sFinances said:
Really? Good to know. I need to have different adsense accounts??? I thought I could just add it and keep the same one. Thanks in advance for the advice!
OneCentAtatime said:
Visited your new site, just be little careful on adsense. Google doesn't like adsense in a brand new site. and do have different adsense accounts on your two blogs, for obvious reasons.
Not to scare you but to make you aware, let's see this loophole. If I click on your adsense ads 20 – 30 times. Google would flag it off for illegal clicks, whatever you're earning on your other site would be gone in entirety.
Established sites survives this type of direct attack on pockets as they have lots of other visitors who don't click ads making ad click rates normalized.
There are two famous mails from Google blocking adsense accounts
i) 'Illegal clicks' – when too many clicks originated from one IP. I haven't heard any one getting the ban lifted when accused of this
ii) 'Risk to our customers' – When you have too few visitors and too many ad clicks you'll get this one. People do get out of it by successful appeals. Another reason people say is lack of privacy policy and disclaimer on page.
No one knows actual Google rules, people only speculate. When OCAAT was only a month old I got the second mail and unsuccessfully appealed.
This is to help you Corey, don't take it otherwise.
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6:27 pm
November 14, 2011
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I appreciate it sooo much! I wouldn't take it otherwise. Thanks so much. I will definitely create a 2nd acct to prevent this from happening to me. THANKS!
OneCentAtatime said:
20sFinances said:
Really? Good to know. I need to have different adsense accounts??? I thought I could just add it and keep the same one. Thanks in advance for the advice!
OneCentAtatime said:
Visited your new site, just be little careful on adsense. Google doesn't like adsense in a brand new site. and do have different adsense accounts on your two blogs, for obvious reasons.
Not to scare you but to make you aware, let's see this loophole. If I click on your adsense ads 20 – 30 times. Google would flag it off for illegal clicks, whatever you're earning on your other site would be gone in entirety.
Established sites survives this type of direct attack on pockets as they have lots of other visitors who don't click ads making ad click rates normalized.
There are two famous mails from Google blocking adsense accounts
i) 'Illegal clicks' – when too many clicks originated from one IP. I haven't heard any one getting the ban lifted when accused of this
ii) 'Risk to our customers' – When you have too few visitors and too many ad clicks you'll get this one. People do get out of it by successful appeals. Another reason people say is lack of privacy policy and disclaimer on page.
No one knows actual Google rules, people only speculate. When OCAAT was only a month old I got the second mail and unsuccessfully appealed.
This is to help you Corey, don't take it otherwise.
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6:31 pm
November 14, 2011
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OneCentAtatime said:
Visited your new site, just be little careful on adsense. Google doesn't like adsense in a brand new site. and do have different adsense accounts on your two blogs, for obvious reasons.
You cannot have 2 adsense accounts from the same payee. It is against the TOS of adsense. You can have two accounts with two legal entities (personal account, business account). But don't have it with the same physical address and the payee. Google will easily find out and disable both (they track the ip you login from as well, for click fraud).
You might want to wait until you have good number of SE visitors and then add adsense. Also it is on you to keep track of fraudulent clicks and be proactive about click frauds in your blog. You can track that and report it to google before they ban you. It is a black hole, but it "might" help.
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6:35 pm
November 14, 2011
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Don't take my word for it -
Multiple accounts held by the same individual or entity are subject to immediate termination unless expressly authorized in writing by Google (including by electronic mail).
https://www.google.com/adsense/localized-terms
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6:37 pm
November 14, 2011
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Okay… more great info. That's good advice about removing adsense for now. I wouldn't make anything right now anyway. Gotta love Yakezie! Thanks.
Suba @ Wealth Informatics said:
You cannot have 2 adsense accounts from the same payee. It is against the TOS of adsense. You can have two accounts with two legal entities (personal account, business account). But don't have it with the same physical address and the payee. Google will easily find out and disable both (they track the ip you login from as well, for click fraud).
You might want to wait until you have good number of SE visitors and then add adsense. Also it is on you to keep track of fraudulent clicks and be proactive about click frauds in your blog. You can track that and report it to google before they ban you. It is a black hole, but it "might" help.
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6:39 pm
November 14, 2011
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Thx Suba! you're right, it's in fact one of the very first things you certify while creating a new adsense account.
Corey definitely option 2 is better for you, don't take chances with Google.
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7:04 pm
November 14, 2011
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Nice!! I'm heading to the blog right now. Congrats on starting it and best of luck with your passive income goals!
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7:08 pm
November 14, 2011
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I love the site name and most of the design. I really don't like having to click on posts to read the rest of them, but that's just my personal preference.
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7:32 pm
November 14, 2011
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Thanks for the feedback. I like the excerpts, but I may come to change my mind in the future. I definitely appreciate it, regardless.
Kay Lynn Akers said:
I love the site name and most of the design. I really don't like having to click on posts to read the rest of them, but that's just my personal preference.
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8:42 pm
November 14, 2011
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Corey you're a machine! Good luck with the new site.
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9:15 pm
November 14, 2011
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Awesome job! I think this site will do very well for you!
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10:01 pm
November 14, 2011
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Really pleased for you Cory! It seems like you have found your calling and I wish you success!
I will check out your new blog!
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10:12 pm
November 14, 2011
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Looks clean, but there is some slight right/left scrolling I have to do on this tiny 1024x600 monitor.
Passive income does seem to be the new hot niche. Here's to hoping you drive the bandwagon!
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11:17 pm
November 14, 2011
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Awesome. I was the first Like on your Facebook page.
I also added it to my blog directory, so hopefully, I'm your first link-back.
http://www.maximizingmoney.com…..-websites/
I'm totally on your bandwagon, I definitely want some passive income to retire.
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4:21 am
November 15, 2011
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Corey you are a blogging machine. Good luck on your new site!
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5:01 am
November 15, 2011
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So one AdSense account covering every site you own?
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5:45 am
November 15, 2011
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MoneyBeagle said:
So one AdSense account covering every site you own?
I use one account for all my sites. I can segregate the earnings by site so no need to keep track of multiple accounts.
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7:31 pm
November 15, 2011
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Cash Flow Mantra
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Nice work, Corey. Just visited the site and subscribed so that I can follow it easily.
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7:45 pm
November 15, 2011
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20s Finances
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Thanks all for the support! It's going to be a fun ride!
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