| Site Rejected, AdSense Says "difficult site navigation"
what to do |
Aditya_Joy
msg:4015045 | 4:57 pm on Oct 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I added addsense to my website and they started giving adds also but then they regected my site with a messege " difficult site navigation" . do you think what can be done about it? will I start getting adds once I make my site better? help
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sailorjwd
msg:4015115 | 6:26 pm on Oct 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
It was nice of Google to tell you the exact problem. Sounds simple to fix and when it is fixed notify them. good luck
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johnnie
msg:4015183 | 8:40 pm on Oct 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Wait, I know.... Make it easier!
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swa66
msg:4015198 | 8:59 pm on Oct 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Difficult (or no) navigation is what allows MFA sites to get many clicks on ads from "trapped" users who don't know how the back button works, don't know what ads are or just are click happy no matter what. Be very happy they told you why they did not want to have anything to do with it. For navigation: I always watch people who do not know my site when they surf one of my sites. I watch them, not the site.
How do they interact with it, are they happy, searching, thinking or just clicking away in confidence, etc. Do they get frustrated with not finding what they seek ? How fast do they get to where they want to go, ...
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explorador
msg:4015256 | 11:01 pm on Oct 28, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Difficult navigation and "Tricky navigation" are cousins (if not brothers) and usually means trying to fool the visitors, or at least that's the attempt of the MFAs. Yes, lucky you, getting an explanation from google, fix it and keep working hard.
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