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[edited by: martinibuster at 9:22 am (utc) on Sep. 8, 2009]
[edit reason] Fixed styling. [/edit]
Why do you think you will get fake clicks?
2. I do not understand the question. You only want ads on example.com and not example.com/example.html?
Only on one page?
3. Don't change anything, read Google's T&Cs.
For question # 2, use the 'allowed sites' option in your account.
Ah...I understand now...doh:-)
HELP plz :(
It sounds like you haven't read through the TOS carefully.
If you are having trouble understanding the TOS, it may be available in your native tongue, or you may benefit from the analysis people like Jen Sense run through when there is a change.
possible?
By moving your PUB ID to a database is, IMO, altering the code that Adsense provided.
And by moving it to the database, will it stop it appearing when someone looks at the source code of the page ?
And how is stopping someone from seeing the Pub ID, going to prevent your account from click fraud etc ?
If you are worried about people putting your ad code on other sites then use the 'Allowed Sites' feature in Adsense Setup - this will mean that if code appears on another site it a) won't work and b) won't be attributed to you.
if you hide your publisher id, how would google know who to pay for the clicks?If you are worried about people putting your ad code on other sites then use the 'Allowed Sites' feature in Adsense Setup - this will mean that if code appears on another site it a) won't work and b) won't be attributed to you.
<script type="text/javascript"><!--google_ad_Slot = "s83G8dm$dj^239SvfFFfekdV00d#dd$$$Fdjw94D";
//-->
</script>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
</script>
of course i know its not possible in adsense itself because google don't update their system for something like this. But they can place such option in Google ad manager. a lots of webmaster like have this option. its very easy for Google. :D
[edited by: incrediBILL at 8:09 pm (utc) on Sep. 10, 2009]
[edit reason] no text talk please, use complete words [/edit]
When I checked, the text box was blank, so I added my domain to it. This morning, I have a note that ads with my ID are appearing on other sites. Two were listed. One was an IP number, the other was Yahoo cache. I checked the IP and it went back to Google, which I assume is also a cache.
Does this mean if someone clicks to view a page on my site that's cached, then clicks on an AdSense ad, I don't get credit for it? I have no idea how often this might happen, but I don't think I'd want to put Google and Yahoo and other SE's as allowed sites on my account.
Anyone know for certain how this is handled? It would seem any clicks from a cached page would be freebies.
Are there any risks to allowing only the top level domains?
