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over 50,000 unique visitors streamed into one of my adult site experiments (which basically had just a bunch of links to galleries) in just days. obviously i couldn't put adsense on it. lots of revenue lost. so much traffic, but so little opportunity to make money...
now, the reason why google won't allow "adult" sites is pretty obvious. but why can't they have an alternative service based on the same tech but called something differently?
can somebody explain this to me?
[edited by: martinibuster at 11:09 pm (utc) on Feb. 23, 2007]
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ONLY Google can explain it, anything else is pure guesswork, nothing more than worthless conjecture.
They already have their hands full running AdSense as it is and they don't want to get involved in an area that is notorious for unethical behavior?
It seems like a great opportunity for you to start your new ad network.
it's not realistic for me to start my own ad network.
If you see big money in a niche not currently served, you would be crazy not to get a business loan and go for it. You know what they say, put your money (or bank's money) where your mouth is.
