Your experience with Google AdSense? - Page 5

happiegrrrl · 07-27-2008, 07:27 PM

I have adsense on my blogs, and though I....try...not to check on the # of impressions, I have to admit that I seem to have a compulsion to do so. I love it when, for no reason I can figure out, the Today's Earnings box jumps an amount. I dislike it when it seems stuck....But so far haven't figured out how to get it going again! hahaha.
Hey! I just checked and I made a penny today! I'm rich!
One thing to be careful about is using the *No No* words in your posts. One of them is their name, but there are others you might not even be aware of. There are lists all over the web on Stop Words I think it is called. These are words that, if you use them too much - and sometimes once is enough - they disable your ads and put up Public Service ones. One of my blogs is about rock climbing, and I used the word die. A common enough theme in adventure lifestyle sports, one would thing. But apparently, it's too gruesome for family-oriented YouKnowWhoogle.

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07-27-2008, 07:27 PM	#41
happiegrrrl Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 8 Reputation: (10)	I have adsense on my blogs, and though I....try...not to check on the # of impressions, I have to admit that I seem to have a compulsion to do so. I love it when, for no reason I can figure out, the Today's Earnings box jumps an amount. I dislike it when it seems stuck....But so far haven't figured out how to get it going again! hahaha. Hey! I just checked and I made a penny today! I'm rich! One thing to be careful about is using the No No words in your posts. One of them is their name, but there are others you might not even be aware of. There are lists all over the web on Stop Words I think it is called. These are words that, if you use them too much - and sometimes once is enough - they disable your ads and put up Public Service ones. One of my blogs is about rock climbing, and I used the word die. A common enough theme in adventure lifestyle sports, one would thing. But apparently, it's too gruesome for family-oriented YouKnowWhoogle.