From
my point of view Google Adsense is one of the most genuine
and high paying program available on internet today.
With Google Adsense you can create your website/blog
and display relevant ads to your site based on the content
of your site. There are many ads for which sometimes
you get 0.10 cents click and sometimes you get $1 click.
Google don’t pays you full amount for the click generated
from your site, but you get some part of revenue for
that click. Google payment may vary from few cents to
as high as $10 or may be higher.
Google do provide facilities for removing low paying
ads from your site. This facility is commonly known
as Competitive Ads Filter.
You can use this facility to block the low paying ads
from your site/blog. You can also use this facility
to block MFA (Made for Adsense site) ads. MFA sites
are sites which are mainly dedicated to Adsense which
do not have any substantial content rather than those
ads.
When users click on MFA ads they land on a page which
is another site full of Adsense ads this may destroy
your reputation for your visitors. So it’s better to
remove both MFA and low paying ads from your site.
But how???
After searching for long time I have found one site
which provides great ways of finding both MFA and low
paying ads website based on your website keywords.
So here is How to use
Competitive Ads Filter
Step1:
Go to .
This is a site dedicated for creating the list of MFA
and low paying ads website URL based on the content
and keywords of your website. AdsBlackList.com is very
easy to use so just go there and create your account
to find list of blacklisted sites.
Step2:After
getting the list of sites to be blocked, login into
your Adsense account and go to tab ‘Adsense Setup >
Competitive Ads Filter > Adsense For Content’.
Paste the MFA and low paying ads list generated in
step 1 in the box and click ‘Save Changes’
button.
And you are done with it. Google generally
takes around 24 hrs to apply the changes. This
is a 100% legal way to boost your Adsense revenue it
is also within Google TOS.
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