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How about Google Adsense Professional

Google Adsense Professional can be similar to Google Adwords Professional

         

rajivatre

4:17 am on Jul 9, 2009 (gmt 0)

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Just a thought came to my mind. How about having a Google Adsense Professional just like we have Google Adwords Professional credentials from google.
Many times I see postings from Many Publishers about simple problems with Adsense. They get answers from this forum but there are many publishers out there who may have these type of questions and who may need professional service in putting and maintaining Google Adsense on their site.
Here is my thought how this would work and benefit to Google and Veteran Adsense Publishers in all.

1) Google Adsense Professional Certification would be issued by Google upon payment of certain fee and passing an online exam just like Google Adwords Professional.
2) GASP(Google Adsense Professional) would have a separate control panel like Webmasters/tools where he will list all the sites he is advising or maintaining for Adsense.
3) He will be fully responsible for the sites he list and if there is any problem of violation with these sites Google can first inform him about it. So he can either try to rectify the problem or just remove the site from his control panel in order to show that he no longer advises this site. If he dont do either his credential could be taken away by Google.
4) Google can give preference to the sites recommended by GASP for approval of New Adsense Account.
5) In case of any problems about any site under the account of GASP google can inform GASP about the problem which he can rectify in a better and informed manner instead of site owner who may have to bang their head to understand about why google Send them one of those famous mails.(You site is not as per our standard or You business model is not fit for Adsense etc.)
6) Google may think of offering some benefit to GASP for his services in terms of incentives for new accounts added to Adsense or so.
7) GASP can advertise just like Google Adwords professional their services and charge for those services.
8) Google can better their communication to say few thousands (GASP) instead of Hundred thousand Publishers.

There could be many more advantages in this approach.

Ofcourse there could be disadvantages but I would like to know opinions of All the members here.

Also if possible ASA can give his comments about the idea.

Rajiv

ken_b

10:06 pm on Jul 11, 2009 (gmt 0)

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... I got tips.... oh boy did I get some tips.

Yup, your experience sounds similar to mine, after the first optimizer moved on to other duties at Google. The first one was really very good and helpful.

The next seemed to be confused about the goal, which they seemed to think was getting me to turn my site into a typical MFA.

No thanks.

That's why I said....

Maybe an independent consultant that could and would actually work for the benefit of the publisher might be the best way to go.

acac

1:42 am on Jul 12, 2009 (gmt 0)

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wyweb> I was contacted by adsense support. The individual had grabbed code off one of my better pages and taken the liberty of adding a leaderboard at top, a leaderboard at bottom and 120x600 skyscrapers or whatever the hell they're called on both right and left sides. It looked like a whorehouse.

At least your rep did some work. All my adsense rep ever said was: "experiment, experiment and experiment"!
I seriously doubt the usefulness of doling out brain-dead and well known advice.

I would rather have Google search certified experts. But I guess hell would freeze over before that happens.

wyweb

6:20 pm on Jul 12, 2009 (gmt 0)



At least your rep did some work

Yeah but I didn't ask for it. I guess I'm hardheaded. If I want something, believe me, I'll let you know. Until then mind your own.

I seriously doubt the usefulness of doling out brain-dead and well known advice.

Agreed acac.
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