your own ads on your own site?

could it happen?

[NewSkool]

yeah.. if you have adwords ads for your site www.example.com and you have adsense ads on it could it happen? if so will you be charged still?

[Rodney]

Sure, it could happen.

You would just need to add your own site to your block sites/competitor ads list in your Adsense control panel if you didn't want them to show.

[humblebeginnings]

Newskool, are you planning to go into the MFA business?

[NewSkool]

"Newskool, are you planning to go into the MFA business?"

hrm..

i cant believe that they dont have this filtered by default.

[jomaxx]

Actually he specifically posted in another thread he intends to show AdSense to organic traffic but NOT to visitors coming from AdWords. I'm not sure why you would choose to treat the two groups differently, but that's what he said.

[humblebeginnings]

"Actually he specifically posted in another thread he intends to show AdSense to organic traffic but NOT to visitors coming from AdWords"

That is true indeed, I thought that was an intriguing question of Newskool.

Mmm, I think I also catched a bit of the MFA-flue. It is about time we stop using the word MFA in about every post. Sorry Newskool, no offense intended!

[fischermx]

Yes, it happens. You have to block yourself either on adwords or adsense control panel.

[fischermx]

Newskool, are you planning to go into the MFA business?

Isn't possible that he has a good quality site with adsense and it is just trying to increase visibility?

Are we going to classify as MFA every site using adwords for a website with adsense?

Aren't we enough picky, yet? :)

[jatar_k]

no worries, humblebeginnings apologized
all's well
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[JollyK]

I did use Adwords to get some visibility for some of my sites before I started using Adsense on them. Once I started using Adsense, I just put my own domains in my block URL filter. That way, my ads don't show up on my site.

Although I no longer use Adwords to advertise my site, except rarely when there's something new I want to get out.

JK