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Tag Archives: google
Problem with URL (multi-author blog)
(written by Deanysus)
Hello everyone,
I thought maybe someone can give me guidance here, as I’m absolutely lost why Google is treating us this way.
Basically, we have a multi-author blogs and for one of them, when my authors are trying to register AdSense with the URL of that blog, Google spits out “This URL is not available”.
What does that mean? I’ve never encountered this before. I don’t believe there’s any technical issue, as we tried entering URL in many different ways.
Thank you for any tips and advice!
Related Post Plugin Beside Adsense Block is Violating google Pol.
(written by ADHONYS)
Greetings. Previously I used a wordpress plugin called Nrelated which place several posts summaries blockS next to the ad under the title og my posts. I use it in order to dont have much empty space beside the adsense block.
While above-the fold It provided text for the search engine.I remove it for fear that this is not going with adsense rules about images next to ads. Although I think the way I had the post summaries before pictures of the posts dont ocacionate misleading.
I would like the opinion of an expert to see if I can re-integrate the plugin as it had before. Here are 2 examples of how look a post with the plugin activated:
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Researching new niches with Google Insights for search
Hello
Even thou Google Insights for search seems to exits for a longer time now I today stumbled on it for the first time.
If you are thinking about creating a new Website and are not yet sure which niche to target “Google Insights for search” might just be for you.
You can research search volume on keywords based on different filters like Country, time frame, and categories.
If you did not already knew this go take a look: Google Insights for search
Did you use it before?
Did it help you?
Share your experience with us
Regards
admin
Should I index Privacy Policy page?
(written by dzhingarov)
I use AdSense for my blog . I have created Privacy Policy page according to AdSense TOS.
My privacy Policy page is not 100% unique I believe this is pretty understandable:).
Do I cover AdSense TOS If I noindex my Privacy Policy page?
I will do that with WordPress SEO by Yoast (the plugin offer to noindex all blog pages). When I noindex it the information about Double Dart Cookies will be still there.
I also don`t show any ads on pages I show ads only at home page and posts.
I believe you don`t need a link of my blogs. If you need, let me know.
Posted in Advanced AdSense Publishers
Tagged adsense, google, hope, noindex, privacy, wordpress
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The Google +1 Button. Will you use it?
In March 2011 Google introduced the +1-Button to Google Search.
Now in June 2011 Google gives Webmasters the ability to add the +1-Button to their websites too. You can find it above this text on the left by the way 😉
Google says:
The +1 button can help publishers, too. As potential visitors see recommendations from their friends and contacts beneath your Google search results, you could see more, and better qualified, traffic coming from Google.
If you want the +1 Button for your website, you can get it here: Google
However one interesting question comes to mind: if you don’t use GMail (Contacts could be seen as friends and family by Google), to which “friends” are you recommending sites when clicking +1?
This is the official main purpose of this button after all… (or isn’t it? “Don’t be evil”)
But Google says it will be one of many ranking signals, so if you are depending on Google traffic, do you think you can “risk” not using it in the long run?
Content recommended by friends and acquaintances is often more relevant than content from strangers. For example, a movie review from an expert is useful, but a movie review from a friend who shares your tastes can be even better.
Because of this, +1’s from friends and contacts can be a useful signal to Google when determining the relevance of your page to a user’s query.
This is just one of many signals Google may use to determine a page’s relevance and ranking, and we’re constantly tweaking and improving our algorithm to improve overall search quality.
For +1’s, as with any new ranking signal, we’ll be starting carefully and learning how those signals affect search quality.
What are your thoughts about +1?
Are you using it already, plan to use it or don’t care at all?