So its bans often feel secretive or arbitrary to publishers. Google is also constrained in explaining publicly how it detects bad behavior and click fraud on the web, because doing so would help those creating the fraud. And because it is so massive, and so many companies in the online ad ecosystem are entirely dependent on it, Google becomes a ripe target for rumors and complaints. It's a fairly nontransparent company, and it doesn't break down where its ad revenue comes from in any detail. But, as we've noted before, Google has a PR problem here: AdSense can be complicated. On the one hand it's a straightforward case: Google publishes its rules, and Sami allegedly broke them. Sami says that ad, for another of his sites, was placed there by him only after Google cut him off and his ad revenue declined. It is notable that Sami's site currently carries a large ad that requires a click before you can use it - the exact thing Google said was wrong with the site in the first place. Sami says he begged and pleaded with Google but that he cannot figure out what Google thinks is wrong with his site. your account block is final, we have blocked payment on your corresponding balance.") On Jan 28, Sami received a third email, also in French: "We have deactivated your Google AdSense account. And then Sami was banned from the system.
Can you share with me by email what changes did you do so that I can build an accurate optimization tips report for you?" recent changes that had a positive impact on the Click-Through Rate and hence improved your AdSense revenue. It came from a staffer at Google in Dublin who praised MesTextos: "I saw that. 1, 2013, offering to help him boost his revenue. Sami first received an email from Google's salespeople on Jan. Google's sales staff and its AdSense compliance people don't necessarily coordinate, of course.
"I later spoke again with the Team and was told everything was good," Sami tells Business Insider. 28, just 13 days after he received an email from Google offering to help him boost his revenues. The ban feels galling to Sami because it came on Jan. The issue is further complicated because, Sami says, Google's ad rules in French are slightly different from the ones published in English. and wanted to help him make more money just days before cutting him off.
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