Thousands of unique IP's, yet rejected!?

[VietXKosuke]

Hey, as you might have read, I've been rejected from adsense. I have one account, see, but I just started another site. In the last few weeks or so, I've been generating over 500 unique IP's a day to my site. (I have loads of affiliates and partners thanks to my other site).

Now, when I applied for Adsense a second time, for my new site, they said that it was rejected.

Doesn't Adsense let you have more than one website?

Thanks,
Vx.

[wesley]

They do let you have more than website. They probably rejected you thinking you were asking for more than one account. Or if you have already been terminated with your first account.

If your second site meets the guidelines set out by google, there is no need to apply again. You simply add the code to your site and the google adsense bot will come along.

If they feel the site is not appropriate, they will send a warning asking you to remove the code. But if the site is okay, you never hear from them in that regard. You can continue to add hundreds of sites to the same account.

In fact, they have channels in your account so you can keep track of your sites and code.

[titaniumhijau]

Yes. BUt i think that person said he already got banned from adsense or not?

[vannarith]

i dont think so. i have created so many blog recently.

[lexdino]

Were you adding a new site to your adsense account or creating a new adsense account for your other site?
If your case is the later, remember that Google TOS states that you can only have one account.

[gamesrebel]

You have to understand that adsense will not give you more than one account. Even if two people are applying to adsense from the same household adsense will not provide two accounts. And you are just a single person who wants to adsense accounts. How about just using the same adsense account for all your websites? It's allowed, you know.

[CopyWii]

the safest thing to join adsense is not joining with other website.and it was clear there is forbid to have more then 1 account. some people perhaps can hacks this tos, but it rare case unless you pay to get the blackhat tutorial

[liquidgraph]

But why were you banned from adsense in the first place, VietXKosuke?

[prakask]

Google policy is that once your adsense account is approved, you can add as many websites as you like, as long as they comply to the adsense rules as no porn, violence, warez, drugs
To see what each different website is making, you should create channels.

[DaveSpencer]

As long as you are following Adsense TOS, then I don't think you need to apply to their program with multiple sites. If you have an account, then just use them ads on any of your websites you have as long as each site doesn't break any of their TOS.

[exx007]

how do they know or track if ip is unique

[Ken Brand]

I have just joined here because I can't believe people still think you have to do something wrong to be banned, try reading some other forums.
I was accused of illegal clicking which was rubish, my click rate had gone up only in proportion to my unique visitors.
Why they would think I would spend a year building a site to risk it all by fiddeling.
They have no proper appeal, you cannot talk to anyone. In fact they are judge and jury and hangman!
They also stole £170 from me, that was the balance when they closed my account and will not pay me. I cannot even contact anyone.
THIS IS THE COMPANY SO MANY OF YOU THINK ARE MARVERLIOUS.

[Banner Stands]

Google are the law.....no point in trying to fight with them :-)

You can have as many sites as you like in the same Adsense account but you can only have one account.

[jimmyD]

Must admit, I think the majority of people that are banned from Adsense are banned for breaking their rules, but even Google is run by humans and humans make mistakes. This means I also believe a few innocent Adsense publishers get banned by mistake. Mainly due to the fact that Adsense has upped their fraud levels due to these rule breakers in the first place that some innocents get banned.

[Banner Stands]

No one is perfect but where Google are concerned, there is no point arguing.

It is interesting to watch competing companies play adwords. They run very cheap offers, outbid us on clicks and burn so much cash that eventually they go bust! There have been a few companies do it so far but for every one who goes, there is another in it's place :-)

If the truth be know, for our industry adwords is not cost effective. We only do it for marketing presence because most of our traffic is natural not ppc.