Any click arb people still in adsense?

Just curious...

[MThiessen]

Anyone using "click arb" as a business model still not deactivated by google? Just curious, I do not use this business model, but I have heard of the crackdown, not sure if it got them all, or just certain genres.

[MyNewPC]

The deactivations don't occur until June 1st.

[thegreatpretender]

Still waiting for the email.

[calman]

I suspect the crackdown on arb is a work in progress and that there are many developments yet to come. It is far too early to make any assessments as to its ultimate impact. We will have a much better feel for what has really happened in a few months time.

[potentialgeek]

Agreed. Anything the current algo missed will probably get reported. In the past, the assumption was Google didn't care, so it was rarely if ever reported. That's about to change.

p/g

[sailorjwd]

I'm 8% paid visitors and still running.

However, only 30-50 visitors of the 2000 advertise visitors land on pages with ads - don't know if that'll make a difference or not.

Almost all of ads are directly for consulting services or products I sell. The rest are indirectly related or 'cute' hobby related information pages.

[Scurramunga]

sailorjwd,
By the sounds of it I don't think you are one of the targets in Google's sights. I would imagine that google is targeting more of the hardcore arbi/mfa rubbish.

[edited by: Scurramunga at 1:35 pm (utc) on May 23, 2007]

[jatar_k]

let's keep it all in one thread
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thanks