I know! Most bloggers dread to read a mail from Google informing them that their Google AdSense account has been disable. Such emails are like shooting arrows into someone’s heart. For some people, it exudes a feeling that comes when someone loses money or a loses loved one. If you have ever had a Google AdSense account which was disabled, I’m sure you can relate to what the email means. Over time, I’ve been asked by readers different questions about Google AdSense, this post is going to answer one of such questions.
If you have other questions about Google AdSense, you should check out all the posts related to Google AdSense on this blog to read my answers. This post is going to be one of the answers. If you have other questions about Google AdSense, please ask using the comment form provided further below. You will get a response from me.
Question: Can I place my new AdSense Account ads codes on a blog/website that was previously banned by AdSense? If yes, will my new AdSense account be banned also?
Answer: Yes, you can place your new AdSense ads codes on the blog/website but your new Google AdSense account will also be banned someday.
According to Google AdSense, publishers whose accounts have been previously disabled are not eligible for further participation in the AdSense program. What this means is that, if AdSense specialists find that your new Google AdSense account is related to an AdSense account that was previously disabled for violations of AdSense policies, the new AdSense account will also be disable.
Placing your new AdSense account ads on such website/blog means you are not complying with AdSense program policies. As a result of this, your new AdSense account will be disabled. So, it is safer if you read Google AdSense policies before signing up for another AdSense account.
You may be asking if there is anything you need to do when the new AdSense account is disabled. My answer is, there is nothing you can do about it. You don’t need to contact Google AdSense to appeal your case. You won’t win the case because AdSense policy had already stated that publishers whose accounts have been previously disabled are not eligible for further participation in the AdSense program.
Also, when the new AdSense account gets disabled permanently, the earnings you have accumulated into the account will be withheld by Google. As stated in the AdSense program conditions, Google reserves the right to withhold payments from publishers due to any breach of the program agreement. The earnings on your account will be returned to the affected advertisers. In addition to this, as you may have known, all of the sites you were monetizing will have the ad-serving disabled and they are no longer eligible for participation in the AdSense program.
So, what next after been permanently disabled from participating in AdSense program?
You have three options, and the options are as follows;
Option 1. Go for other Google AdSense alternative: Easy but smaller earnings
Option 2. Sell your own products and services: Hard but bigger earnings.
Option 3. Go for option 1 and 2: Sometimes easy, sometimes hard but bigger earnings consistently.
If you are looking for a way to really erase Google AdSense from your monetization startegy, you should read through this blog and find several other means to make real money online, build successful online businesses and also create wealth legitimately. And if you need help with any of this, remember, I am just an email away. You can either contact me using the contact us page or you could leave a reply further below and I’ll get back to you.
Have you ever had your AdSense account disabled? If yes, what did you do?
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It so sad when google should disable one’s account. Sometimes the publishers are innocent but they can’t just prove it. Some account have been reinstated and some weren’t. There are still those who until now are using AdSense after been banned. Those are the smart bloggers.
Hi Mazino.
You are right. Most times publishers can’t prove why their account shouldn’t be banned. However, when an AdSense account is banned, there is no way to use it again if it is not reinstated. Those who still use AdSense account after being banned are not using the banned account. They got another one to use.
Adsense, even it remains the quickest way to make money to new bloggers, yet it’s not reliable and should never be the main or primary earning source for bloggers as they grow. Adsense nightmare can be frustrating and can make new bloggers abandone their blogging if that remains their primary source of income.
You right Emmy.
AdSense should never be the only source of income to bloggers.