| How many are using adsense with an RSS feed?
The definition of a "commercial" web site... |
RedWine
msg:3899241 | 5:05 am on Apr 24, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I see most RSS news feeds from major providers state that the service is not free to "commercial" websites. My question is a website that does not sell a product or service, but runs adsense considered a "commercial" site. Anyone have any input? How many out there are running adsense with RSS news feeds on their sites? [edited by: RedWine at 5:06 am (utc) on April 24, 2009]
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farmboy
msg:3899557 | 12:47 pm on Apr 24, 2009 (gmt 0) |
| My question is a website that does not sell a product or service, but runs adsense considered a "commercial" site. |
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I think you should contact the RSS feed provider if you have any doubts, but my answer is "Yes" - using their content provided by their feed on a website where you will display your advertising alongside is using their content for commercial purposes and yours would be a commercial site. Your site would be selling a service - advertising. You should know that lots of people have already been down the road you're considering and a number of them have lost their AdSense accounts. For the rest, it's just a matter of time. FarmBoy
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RedWine
msg:3899793 | 4:33 pm on Apr 24, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Ahh yes... Thanks for the reply. Luckily I have not traveled down any road yet, choosing to ask for direction before I head out first! hehehhe [edited by: RedWine at 4:33 pm (utc) on April 24, 2009]
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