I don't think this is allowed but . . .

New at this - help appreciated

[alan_j]

I've got a website where we have a couple of dozen ranges for sale and I run adsense on each page. Had the bright idea of running a sort of directory of related products - just a heading with the product and then the google ads beneath. Then read the terms that state no pages showing ads only. But how does a site like this:-
<snip> manage to get away with it? They are obviously google ads.
Thanks in advance,
Alan.

[edited by: Jenstar at 5:36 pm (utc) on May 8, 2005]
[edit reason] No URLS as per TOS, please! [/edit]

[hyperkik]

You should edit out the URL, per the TOS.

I did not see any AdSense code on that site - just affiliate links.

[jetteroheller]

1.) On this page are no Google ads
2.) When I see a site like this by the AdSense previe tool, it is added shure to the URL-filter
3.) It's now allowed by AdSense TOS
4.) Do You really want to be the next "Help - my account is disabled" threat in this forum?

[alan_j]

Apologies but not sure what the answers meant there. That wasn't my own site I listed but one I found surfing. From a novice - how can they not be google ads when my own google ad appears amongst them?
Alan.

[PatrickDeese]

> They are obviously google ads

The are obviously *not* google ads - as you could see if you had checked the source code.

[alan_j]

Sorry I would have edited the link out but I couldn't find the edit button! I'm used to forums full of links.

[kodaks]

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