Adsense on Auto Updated Sites

**Loko** · 13 January, 2011, 08:29 AM

Don't know if this is auto updated but this morning I came across this terrible piece of text via Google alerts.

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There are 2 adsense ads on this page. How can junk like this be tolerated?

**Newbie191** · 13 January, 2011, 09:07 AM

Well I think it is a move by google to build some trust among the adwords advertisers. Google wants to show them that they don't compromise on quality in adsense publisher network.
While the reality is very different. There are so many very big sites that serve google ads such as ezinearticles.com which host duplicate content all over the place but google doesn't take action against them. ezinearticles is just one example. there are hundreds of such sites.
In reality google doesn't have the system to track down the sites hosting duplicate content may be they don't have the man power too.

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**Andy101** · 13 January, 2011, 09:24 AM

I don't think they can afford to drop all the low quality sites since the Ads on those sites are are not blank space or public service Ads. Clearly, they need this inventory of Ad spots to offer to their clients that only want to pay the minimum bids for PPC.

If the Ads on a site don't drive traffic to the advertiser then this should trigger the blank space or public service Ads automatically.

**Newbie191** · 13 January, 2011, 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by Loko

Don't know if this is auto updated but this morning I came across this terrible piece of text via Google alerts.

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There are 2 adsense ads on this page. How can junk like this be tolerated?

I bet even if you report that nonsense nothing will happen. I have been reporting lots of sites but no action was taken. I mean that had clear policy violations.

**TopDogger** · 13 January, 2011, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by Newbie191

In reality google doesn't have the system to track down the sites hosting duplicate content may be they don't have the man power too.

They already have the tool for identifying the sites. It's called the duplicate content filter. Closing an account probably requires that a living, breathing body take a look at the site, so it could be a man power issue.

I don't run AdSense on most of my affiliate marketing sites, but this will affect most Amazon sites and any affiliate site that uses a data feed.

Originally Posted by Loko

Don't know if this is auto updated but this morning I came across this terrible piece of text via Google alerts.

Information Afternoon Tea: Ladder Around Electricity Will Be Introduced To Improve Standards -

There are 2 adsense ads on this page. How can junk like this be tolerated?

This article is probably the worst case of scrambled gibberish that I have seen in a long time. There are actually 4 AdSense ads on that page. One below the top menu bar, one in the text and two below the text.

**bogart** · 15 January, 2011, 22:10 PM

What about aggregators that display job listings, real estate ads, craiglist etc?

**SonnyCooL** · 16 January, 2011, 03:05 AM

Originally Posted by bogart

What about aggregators that display job listings, real estate ads, craiglist etc?

yah that even worst to track ... especially nothing much to write in classifieds

**Charles** · 16 January, 2011, 03:18 AM

Originally Posted by bogart

What about aggregators that display job listings, real estate ads, craiglist etc?

What about AdSense ads themselves?

**Newbie191** · 18 January, 2011, 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by Loko

Don't know if this is auto updated but this morning I came across this terrible piece of text via Google alerts.

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There are 2 adsense ads on this page. How can junk like this be tolerated?

[ame="http://www.google.com.pk/search?q=site%3Aarticlesnatch.com&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US

fficial&client=firefox-a"]site:articlesnatch.com - Google Search[/ame]

Dude that site has 7 million pages indexed on google search and a 2k alexa. I guess Adsense won't disable those accounts that make big monies for them. Just like those millions of sites that don't even have privacy policy on them but still showing google ads.

**shoeb000** · 24 January, 2011, 19:36 PM

there are lot of autoblogs which copy content from random sites rss (depending on the input) and thus are containing non-original content.

Google is opening one more stream for disabling accounts of publishers. Guess what, they will keep publishing till getting some big check, and suddenly will get a message from adsense that your site was found to be VIOLATING THE RULES, thus money will be in the pocket of google itself.