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- Yes, the publisher should avoid test clicking on ad overlays.
- No, click testing is a feature provided to publishers and is not counted towards ad spam.
- Make it easy for users to connect with them via social networks and then push out their most popular content to drive return visits.
- Create a section that links users to popular content on the same subject to drive more engagement.
- Give users the option to subscribe to their email list for updates and/or a newsletter.
- Prohibit users from viewing the site’s full content unless they visit the site at regular intervals.
- Constantly provide new, high-quality content and showcase it on their top landing pages.
- He can create custom-sized ad units, where he can specify the width and height of the ad that he wants to appear on his page.
- There’s nothing he can do. You can only use the given ad sizes that are in Adsense UI.
- He can change the Adsense synchronous code implementation.
- Immediately remove the AdSense ad code from the site.Immediately remove the AdSense ad code from the site.
- Immediately take the example URL down.
- Carefully read the notification and make the required changes to make the site compliant.
- Disable ad serving until post is reviewed.
- Enabling their users to report possible abuse by adding a “Report violations” link to every post.
- Use Captcha verification to prevent automated posts.
- Place the AdSense code only on content created by themselves, by their own staff or by users they can trust.
- Develop a keyword filtering system to monitor the content.
- Do nothing, as publishers are not responsible for monitoring the user-generated content on their site.
- Their earnings need to have been validated for accuracy by Google.
- Their earnings need to have reached the payment threshold.
- They need to be in compliance with AdSense policies.
- There need to be no holds on their account.