An argument for two adsense Accounts

[Buzliteyear]

In their program, G encourages us to place code on as many pages as possible. It makes sense since - on the surface - it should benefit both the publisher and Google.

This is my problem.

Right now, my adsense campaign is 100% optimized. Smart pricing has virtually disappeared which, theoritically, means that advertisers are getting a good conversion rate from their ads on my site.

But, I have a blog and two other sites. I am deathly afraid to mess with success. I'm afraid to put adsense code on any more pages or sites and have one of those pages get a poor conversion rate causing my entire campaign to be penalized with smart pricing revenue reductions.

This brings me to the point of this thread.

If we could have a second account, we could experiment with adding code to more pages and sites and not have to risk everything.

[edited by: martinibuster at 9:05 pm (utc) on May 20, 2006]
[edit reason] See Charter. [/edit]

[martinibuster]

If you need a second account, all you have to do is email support and ask. That's the proper way to do it. ;)

[greedy player]

however signing up again in theory shouldn't be too hard, if your refused then you'll get a reason why.

[FourDegreez]

Google really should smartprice by domain, not account. It just makes sense.

[Xartan]

Google really should smartprice by domain, not account. It just makes sense.

Is it a known fact that they don't? Just because you're only allowed one account doesn't mean they can't tell which domain the clicks are coming from.

[Khensu]

One account under your name and SS number

Another under a LLC with a company name and a SIN number

both with different emails and contact info and banks accounts

Keep one small and just about running, the other takes the load and all the chances.

One bellies-up flip to the other.