Today's Topic Proven Tips To Avoid Getting Your Adsense Suspended

Tips to help you prevent invalid traffic on your adsense

Now there are more and more webmasters participating in Google AdSense, and many webmasters have their accounts suspended constantly. The webmasters like to say that they are K.

The account suspension notifications given by Google are all formatted, "Always saying that the account is suspended due to invalid clicks".

So is there a way to avoid being suspended?

Some tips are cited below about "how to prevent you from invalid clicks"

1) Never click on the ads on your own website by yourself.

Almost all webmasters know it, but some people continue to do it. Of course, Google knows the IP address of the computer you used to create an AdSense account and log in to the backend, as well as cookies, which will tell Google that you are clicking on your own ads.

If you are not careful, such as a broken mouse and click on an ad, then the problem is not big. If you are not at ease, then give Google an Email to explain.

2) Do not log in to the AdSense background on a public computer.

Because Google records the IP address you use to log in to the background, if you use a public computer to log in to the background, after that, other people use the computer and click on your advertisement, which becomes an invalid click.

3) Try not to use your company's computer to log in to the background.

For the same reason, the company’s computers usually go out through the gateway. Dozens of computers share a Public IP address. It is very likely that there will be colleagues who do Google Adsense.

4) Don’t ask other webmasters to click on each other’s ads.

Google will track, if an AdSense user clicks on an ad regularly, Google will also know.

5) Don't tell your relatives and friends about your site.

Even if you tell them not to click, they sometimes think of helping you, just to make you earn more.

6) Check your statistics report regularly.

Check the report once a day. Once you find any abnormal clicks, you should conduct further investigations in time, such as looking at your website log analysis. If there are many clicks from an IP, you may be clicked maliciously. For protection, it is best to temporarily stop the delivery, remove the code, and notify Google, if necessary, provide your own website logs.