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The rest of my site continues to get targeted ads as usual.
#*$!? Any interpretations? Have I been shunned? Has this ever happened to anybody?
I'm still kicking ass in the Google SERPs, so I don't think I'm been sandboxed.
What do you big earning geniuses think? I'm just a baby-fish.
If he will discover some bad thinks
-word s!x for instance more than 1 time or number of
outbound links will be to high - it will ban this particular page.
On my experience it will come back
again in about 2 weeks time.
You need to be patient.
Make your page as clean as possible and wait.
Good luck.
good luck
Don't forget that the stop word list is dynamic, so what was perfectly fine last week might have problems this week.
Probably stop word issue
Don't forget that the stop word list is dynamic, so what was perfectly fine last week might have problems this week.
There is no simple stop word list.
You can have on a medical technic side each word of the female anatomy and receive relevant ads.
How can this help you? If you can, rename your index.html to index.htm and see if you can force a re-evaluation of your site in case it was some sort of stop word or other phenom that can be fixed.
Also, one time a site was sent to PSA status for a week or so, and I made some changes that I thought would make G happier - certain links were removed.
How can this help you? If you can, rename your index.html to index.htm and see if you can force a re-evaluation of your site in case it was some sort of stop word or other phenom that can be fixed.
When you change file names (or extensions thereof), you are going to return 404 for the original pages, causing them to be dropped from SE indices. Are you sure doing so for nudging AdsenseBot to re-evaluate your content for (possibly) better targeting is worth it? Not in my books. BTW, it could also potentially do a number on your inbound links, etc. Just a thought...
CheeseBurgerBrown: Try changing Ad format. It could prompt the bot to swing by in a relatively short order.
What do you big earning geniuses think? I'm just a baby-fish.
Just noticed the above: Sorry, being a real tiny fish, I should've stayed outta here... :)
Unfortunately, I am not in a position to be patient. The content in question was created specifically to take advantage of a cultural phenomenon which will be reaching its climax on 19 May 2005. I therefore have only around 2.5 weeks to make whatever money I'm making off this URI.
I'm going to jigger with the page a bit and then wait a day or two. If the PSAs persist I'll have no option but to move to a back-up ad provider (which are *vastly* inferior, but loose change per day is better than nothing at all per day).
I had a helluva two weeks with that URI...I guess I should count myself lucky as it is.
Thanks again.
Are the PSA's showing on domain.com, www.domain.com or both?
And may the force be with you.
Jomaxx & Others: Yes, I've rejiggered the ad formats. So far no luck. I edited one or two bits of text to remove a word of minimal profanity...I have no other Stop Word guesses.
Re: 19 May 2005...
Google
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I have no other Stop Word guesses.
How often are you using the word "revenge", and in what combination with other words?
If you've been following the Google News discussion of "trustrank", it is my impression that Google has long had the virtual equivalent of a "trust" dial for AdSense websites, and that sometimes it is necessary to request a manual correction. Your site has been the subject of a lot of links and traffic, and that may have automatically triggered a protection mechanism that needs to be reset by hand.
That's a long way of saying, "If I were you, I'd email AdSense support."
I have indeed e-mailed Google. No reply yet.
I do now believe it *is* a stop words issue. I can't for the life of me figure out which stop words, but I'm pretty sure that's it. The content that triggered it seems pretty innocuous to me.
We'll see what Big G has to say.
:)
