Using Facebook Ads To Make Money

Use Facebook Ads to make money with Google AdSense?

Recently some of you have asked me if I should use Facebook Ads to make money with Google AdSense or not? That is, they will use advertising Facebook to pull users to your blog/website, thereby improving traffic and increasing revenue from Google AdSense. Does doing so really work and what risks does it pose to the account? Google AdSense your? In today's post, you and I will discuss this issue.

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First of all, you need to know one thing that: up to now, there is no specific document or evidence to prove that Google easy to "ban" accounts AdSense has traffic mainly from social networks (specifically here Facebook). Google Neither has made any clear statement on this matter.

However, in reality, a lot of personal blogs/websites get a lot of traffic from Facebook (and usually larger than traffic from Google) has been "banned" the account AdSense. This makes many people really confused and worried. One question is whether the use of Facebook Ads to pull a large amount of traffic from Facebook Going to a blog/website can create an account AdSense Is yours easily "banned" or not?

It's hard to conclude, but let's take a look at a few policy quotes from Google right here:

1. Your Responsibilities as a Publisher (details)

As a publisher, you should measure to understand the driving factors and sources of traffic to your website. In severe cases, the offending traffic source generating invalid clicks on your ads can lead to your account being disabled. Suspicious traffic can violate many AdSense program policies in "traffic sources" such as:

Use automated robots that mimic user behavior

Buy irrelevant traffic from unknown networks

Participate in pay-to-click programs

Receive traffic from unwanted email or software applications.

Some publishers have requested information about specific traffic sources known to send invalid traffic. Unfortunately, to protect the effectiveness of our detection systems, we cannot provide information about specific traffic sources known to send invalid traffic. This is one reason why it's important to understand your traffic. Proactively determining the quality of your traffic sources is an effective and fast way to protect your account from invalid activity.

2. Cooperation with traffic providers (details)

Finally, we welcome you to promote your site in any way that complies with our program policies. However, AdSense publishers are ultimately responsible for all traffic to their ads, so if you choose to partner with a third-party service to increase traffic to your site , it's important that you keep a close eye on your reports to measure the impact each source has on your ad traffic.

There are many services that can increase traffic to your website, including pay-per-click solutions to connect advertisers with publishers, as well as search engines with websites. folder. However, we found that some of these services actually sent fake traffic to the website, regardless of their appearance. In order to deliver the level of traffic their customers expect, these services typically generate clicks and impressions by clicking robots or by providing incentives to users to visit websites or click on the ad. For this reason, we urge you to exercise caution when partnering with third-party traffic services. If you detect suspicious activity in one of your traffic sources, we recommend that you stop or pause the relationship with that traffic source to block any traffic may not be valid.

3. Traffic Sources (details)

To ensure a positive experience for Internet users and Google advertisers, sites displaying Google ads must not:

Use third-party services to generate clicks or impressions, such as pay-to-click, pay-to-surf, autosurf, and click-exchange programs.

Promoted through unsolicited mass email or unsolicited advertising on third-party websites.

Displays Google ads, search boxes, or search results as a result of actions by software applications, such as toolbars.

Loaded by any software that may trigger pop-ups, redirect users to unwanted websites, modify browser settings, or interfere with website navigation. It is your responsibility to ensure that no ad network or affiliate uses such methods to drive traffic to pages containing your AdSense code.

Get traffic from online advertising unless the site adheres to the spirit of the Google Landing Page Quality Guidelines. For example, users should be able to easily find what your ad promises.

From the above quotes and practical experience, we can come to a rough conclusion: blogs/websites (or channels) YouTube) use vulnerable paid traffic Google "ban" the account AdSense than blogs/websites (or channels YouTube) has organic traffic. So why should you risk using Facebook Ads when:

Not sure what the results are from Google AdSense was able to cover the cost spent for Facebook Ads (especially in Vietnam, where AdSense CPC very low).
You may be "banned" from your account if you have not received any copayments from Google AdSense. Thus, it is no different from "losing both the lead and the fishing rod".

Are you using Facebook Ads or other paid access sources to earn money with Google AdSense? Do share with us your thoughts on the matter using the comment box below.

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