Through the articles at Wenovate so far, you surely know what Google Adsense is and the benefits that Google Adsense brings. In today’s content, Wenovate will tell you more about some mistakes to avoid when using Google Adsense.
1. What is the concept of Google Adsense?
The way Google AdSense works is very simple:
1. **Create an AdSense account:** Sign up for an AdSense account.
2. **Set up ad spaces:** Determine the areas on your website where you want to display ads.
3. **Insert ad code:** Add the ad code provided by Google to your website.
After completing the above steps, Google will use algorithms to display ads related to the website’s content or based on the user’s previous searches. You will receive payment for each visitor who clicks on the ads.
Google AdSense works on a cost-per-click (CPC) and revenue-sharing model. The more clicks on your ad, the more profit you will make.
Benefits of using Google AdSense
– **Free for publishers:** There is no fee to use the service.
– **Large advertising network:** There are millions of advertisers to choose from.
– **Save time:** Manage ads easily and effectively.
– **Optimized for mobile:** Ads are designed to perform well on mobile devices.
– **Advertising control:** You have the right to manage and choose the advertisements displayed on your website.
**Advantage:**
– Register for free.
– Simple participation conditions.
– The rich network of advertisers.
– One account can manage multiple ads on multiple websites.
– Ensure security and transparency.
– Diverse advertising formats.
**Disadvantages:**
– Accounts may be disabled and not restored if policies are violated.
– Significant traffic is required to be able to generate significant income.
3. Common mistakes when using Google AdSense
Here are common mistakes when using Google AdSense and how to avoid them:
1. **Not understanding the terms of service and policies:** Many beginner content publishers do not read Google’s regulations carefully, resulting in their accounts being disabled. To avoid this, always understand and comply with Google’s regulations.
2. **Register multiple AdSense accounts:** Each individual or organization is allowed only one AdSense account. If Google detects that you have more than one account, all accounts may be banned, eliminating earnings opportunities. Instead, you can use one AdSense account for multiple websites.
3. **Transfer or sale of AdSense accounts:** Google does not allow the transfer or sale of AdSense accounts. This may result in account lockout and loss of earnings.
4. Misunderstanding of “content pages”
A common mistake content publishers make is not understanding the concept of content pages and how they are displayed. Sites with broken links or lacking original content will be rejected by Google, negatively affecting visits and ad clicks.
Furthermore, advertising content must be interesting, related to the page’s topic, and comply with copyright regulations. The ad display location must also be chosen so that it is not obstructed and does not reduce the user experience.
5. Change AdSense code
Changing the advertising code provided by Google is not allowed. Google only allows optimization and personalization of ads on its website in its way.
6. Click on an ad on your page
Whether intentionally or unintentionally, clicking on ads on your site is fraud. Using automation tools or requiring third-party clicks will be detected and investigated by Google. These behaviors can reduce the amount of money you can earn from ads and result in strict sanctions.
5. Difference between Google Ads and Google AdSense
The main difference between Google Ads and Google AdSense is the target audience and usage:
– **Google Ads:** For advertisers. Businesses and advertisers pay to display their ads on Google platforms to attract potential customers.
– **Google AdSense:** For content publishers. Website or blog owners allow Google to place ads to earn money from visitor clicks.
Conclude
See more:
Instructions for Verifying Identity and Address in Google Adsense
Detailed instructions for running Facebook ads from A to Z