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main index.php links to index_eng.php by text link, and it won't show ads..
if my page was approved by google, would it then be violating TOS? by putting my blog in iframe and loading it on my not approved page?
thanx guys..
a) You have a site in Croatian that was not approved for Adsense.
b) You got Adsense approved for another site
c) You figure if you insert the adsense ads via an iframe, some percentage of the Croatian site's visitors will click on the ads anyhow, even though they're in English.
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Are you really asking if that's cheating, or are you asking if you can get away with it: "i don't think it could find out"
I say go for it, the worst that could happen is that you'd be permanently banned from the Adsense program, and none of your sites that had Adsense on them will ever be allowed in the program again.
You can simply paste you AdSense code into non approved sites, as long as they comply with the TOS.
If a site has been disapproved, I wouldn't take the risk of loosing the account.
a lot of visitors would click on links, although they are in english
Think about it: such clicks would be worth little or nothing to the advertiser who pays for them.
Don't try to cheat. In the long term you can gain a lot by using Adsense the way it was intended; don't throw it away by short-sighted greed. Play it clean.
No it isnt. I have an email from google saying so, but warning it may display psa adds or no adds.
Language
The AdSense ad code for content-based ads may be placed on pages with content primarily in any of our supported languages.
[google.com...]
If your site is *primarily* in Croatian, you cannot currently put adsense on it.
> and what about that what this guy said
Well, as far as I know "this guy" is not the final arbiter of Adsense T&C - Google is. If you think what you want to do is not spelled out clearly in the guidelines, contact Google and get a specific answer as it relates to your site directly from them.
Putting Adsense on sites that are written in non-approved languages (Croatian, for example) is a violation of the TOS.
No longer, if Jenstar is right:
[webmasterworld.com...]
Language
In an odd change, the line Ads must not be displayed on any page with content primarily in an unsupported language has been removed.
But better to check latest TOS for yourself.
how do you think g would find out..if you use iframe..and point to other page..that has approved content and language, and display only ads on other page..
i don't wanna lose my acc..so...
play it clean
You do realize that if you are copying your ad code directly from a non-framed page to a framed-page it may not work? You need to add something so Google knows the ads are to be displayed in a frame. Check with AdSense for specifics, I don't generally use frames and don't personally know. But I have seen the checkbox on the AdSense site hundreds of times.