Google Ads Services
To generate the desired revenue from Google Ads services, each web page must meet certain conditions. These conditions are clearly stated in the Google Ads policy. Violation of the rules within the policy can lead to the cancellation of the AdSense account of users who own a web page. Now, let's take a closer look at the rules that must be followed within the scope of this service provided by Google.
Rules Web Pages Must Follow
One of the first conditions to be met on web pages where Google ads are published is that the site owner must absolutely not click on the published ads. If the site owner clicks on one of the published ads, even if only once a day, their AdSense account will be canceled and closed by Google after it is detected. For this reason, clicks on ads must be completely organic and clicked by real visitors. Another issue to be careful about regarding the ads published on web pages is that each ad should be at a certain distance from the others. Because ads placed side-by-side violate Google's policy, and this situation can lead to a warning first, and then to cancellation if the ad placement is not corrected. Google aims for users visiting web pages to always encounter sites that offer useful information. Having more ads than content on a page contradicts the ad service provided by Google. Therefore, placing ads at certain intervals on pages is of great importance. On the other hand, situations such as having the ad code linked to an AdSense account on multiple sites can also lead to violations of the stated policy. In such cases, the AdSense user first receives a warning, and if they do not take action regarding the situation after the warning, their account may be canceled. It is generally difficult for a person with an AdSense account to get another one after their account has been canceled. Therefore, for every AdSense user, using their account without violating the rules and avoiding a ban from Google is one of the most important points to pay attention to in the industry.
