Comments on: Testing an Adwords Competitor, Oxado http://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/ community, entrepreneurship and business strategy Sun, 08 Jan 2012 02:04:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: natehttp://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-78359 nate Tue, 18 Dec 2007 20:34:33 +0000 http://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-78359 Update: I removed Oxado from this site, but, Jenn, I didn't have them up at the same time I had Adsense available, so it wasn't breaking the TOS. I am serious about it, but I'm not going to pay someone (earn1kaday.com). I've paid for enough of those programs and wasted my money. Thanks, but no thanks. Update: I removed Oxado from this site, but, Jenn, I didn’t have them up at the same time I had Adsense available, so it wasn’t breaking the TOS.

I am serious about it, but I’m not going to pay someone (earn1kaday.com). I’ve paid for enough of those programs and wasted my money. Thanks, but no thanks.

]]> By: Jennhttp://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-78348 Jenn Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:26:24 +0000 http://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-78348 Yup pretty sure you are breaking TOS. Generally they don't investigate your account until paytime. They are really really strick. As a fellow Adsense user I would strongly advise you at least to look over the TOS. Here are a few. # No Blackhat SEO # No using the words Google or Adsense or any variation in your domainname. # No Clicking on your own links # No auto traffic exchanges (not sure about manual) # No asking people to click on your google adsense ads # No altering the ads in any way shape or form # No joining clubs or sites that encourage the clicking of adsense links. # Site must have related Valuable content. # The only PPC sponsor ads on a page must be Google # No porn, gambling or illegal activity. # No more than 3 ad blocks, one link box and 2 search boxes per page. I think these are the major ones. : ) If I am wrong about any or forgot any big ones please let me know! If you are really serious about adsense and affiliate marketing, check out earn1Kaday.com. Yup pretty sure you are breaking TOS. Generally they don’t investigate your account until paytime. They are really really strick. As a fellow Adsense user I would strongly advise you at least to look over the TOS.

Here are a few.

# No Blackhat SEO
# No using the words Google or Adsense or any variation in your domainname.
# No Clicking on your own links
# No auto traffic exchanges (not sure about manual)
# No asking people to click on your google adsense ads
# No altering the ads in any way shape or form
# No joining clubs or sites that encourage the clicking of adsense links.
# Site must have related Valuable content.
# The only PPC sponsor ads on a page must be Google
# No porn, gambling or illegal activity.
# No more than 3 ad blocks, one link box and 2 search boxes per page.

I think these are the major ones. : ) If I am wrong about any or forgot any big ones please let me know!

If you are really serious about adsense and affiliate marketing, check out earn1Kaday.com.

]]> By: Ontario Emperorhttp://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-76287 Ontario Emperor Wed, 05 Dec 2007 05:59:08 +0000 http://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-76287 Just visited the brand spanking new Technorati and ended up here; somehow I missed this post the first time around. At this point I'm not experimenting with ads, but with content increases (no sense in airing the ads if the content is low); just added a Sphere widget to see what happens. Just visited the brand spanking new Technorati and ended up here; somehow I missed this post the first time around.

At this point I’m not experimenting with ads, but with content increases (no sense in airing the ads if the content is low); just added a Sphere widget to see what happens.

]]> By: natehttp://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-75141 nate Thu, 29 Nov 2007 06:23:04 +0000 http://blog.perfectspace.com/2007/11/28/testing-an-adwords-competitor-oxado/#comment-75141 Ok, well, I've tested it for a day and it's certainly not context sensitive. Certainly something is not right with their contextual indexing. I might keep it and use it in certain other places. But for now, I'm going to put Google Adsense back. Ok, well, I’ve tested it for a day and it’s certainly not context sensitive. Certainly something is not right with their contextual indexing.

I might keep it and use it in certain other places. But for now, I’m going to put Google Adsense back.

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