What's the official position?

On multiple sites running the same adsense code

[digitalv]

I originally started doing the AdSense thing back in 2004 on one of my sites. Last month I added it to another site of mine, a really high traffic one that has never had ads on it before. The topic is unrelated to the first site.

The ads work fine and the content of the ads is on target with the content of the other site, but I remember that there was some kind of "approval" period when I first signed up. The three weeks I had this running in February on this site ended up making more money than all of 2007 on my other site - I suppose this is probably going to send up a red flag for Google to review since it's such a dramatic increase. The thing is, technically, Google never "approved" my second site. I don't see anything in the reports that lets me break down the traffic by domain, etc.

Anyway I'm just wondering if I need to reach out to them or do anything extra, because it would be really nice to get the check for February's earnings. :)

[Rodney]

You can put the code on all the sites you own that follows their guidelines:

[google.com...]

As it says there, no need to contact them about it.

You can breakdown traffic by using channels:

[google.com...]

[digitalv]

How can I be the man when you are? :)

[Rodney]

You can rest easy knowing that you were at least around to see the man in action first hand :)

[raedthakur]

ok don't fight now...i am the MAN.. ok :)

[AdSenseAdvisor]

Hi all,

Great reply Rodney! As Rodney says, you can place your code on all of your sites that comply with our program policies (http://www.google.com/adsense/policies), and use channels to monitor the performance of each.

Do you know that you can also create emailable report templates, and schedule reports to be sent for particular channels, various settings and timeframes? You can find more information on them here:
[google.com...]

ASA