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AdSense Facts & Fiction Part V: Unoriginal content

Fiction: Publishers can put ads on auto-generated pages or other copied content that was not created by them.

Fact: We don’t allow sites with auto-generated or otherwise unoriginal content to participate in the AdSense program. This is to ensure that our users are benefiting from a unique online experience and that our advertisers are partnering with useful and relevant sites.

In the past, we’ve talked about tips for maintaining an AdSense-friendly site with user-generated content (UGC). Today’s topic is not only applicable to UGC sites, but also to all websites affiliated with AdSense for content.

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Adsense Placement in fixed sidebar allowed?

(written by smooth)

Hello dear Members,

i was thinking about placing the adsense codes in my fixed sidebar.

The sidebar itself is not a floating div thing that keeps scrolling. The page frameset is fixed and visitors are only able to scroll the content itself.

Is this allowed in this case? What are your experiences?

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Avoiding accidental clicks Pt. 2: Use the right product

We hope you found our last post on invalid clicks useful. Today we wanted to give you more advice on this topic and talk about ads on pages containing interactive media, such as videos and games.

We understand that video content pages aren’t as easy to monetize as regular text-based pages and that publishers are interested in experimenting with different ad placements, but we’d like to clarify some of our policies addressing AdSense for content ads in interactive media environments:

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Demystifying the duplicate content penalty

It is very simple: there is no duplicate content penalty

Google does not “penalise” duplicate content – it will just show one page over another.

If there are 3 pages of duplicate content on your website it generally will only show 1 result on a Google results page, (unless the search is incredibly longtail and specific – but of course we now get the “omitted results” link displayed).

Google just shows the content that it feels is most relevant to the users search. New algorithms take into account things like content age (so original content is more likely to rank higher).

 

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Develop orginal content.

(written by khris-bean-seo)

someone told me if you develop content that is not stolen from another site you can rank better in search engines

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