ribechi:


Unfortunately, you dropped off a wrong address in error. Check the spellings.

ribechi: in adsense terms and condition, you must have a valid domain name and not a subdomain like subdomain.domain.com. Google accepts approval from .com,.info,.org,.net etc. so you need to have your own domain to be able to be eligible fo adsense.

JideTheBlogger:

There is nothing like that in Google TOS bro. You can apply with a . blog. What really matters is your content. If they are original, not against Google TOS and the blog is getting a decent traffic, it will be approved.

Everest9: guys pls i need help in google adsense pls contact me through everest480@gmail.com let talk cuz i cant post inportant infor here cuz once it cantains link they will ban me

ribechi:


Why are you contradicting yourself by saying nothing like Google TOS. Anyway, i think Google has updated their planning and reverting to the old rules. But its just that Google is selective of sites and host (for a sub-domain). With this you be able to get your adsense account active.

JideTheBlogger:

I did not say there is nothing like Google TOS. I only said that Google did not state in there TOS that you can only use a custom domain for google Adsense. He can apply with his ..com blog. He will be approved if the content of the blog is unique, well formatted and not against the Google TOS.

FatBusyBee: @Jamie b - with 400 view per day that is cool money...except you are doing it wrongly! if you have 400 visitors to your site everyday and lets assume you have a product you are selling on this site you should be making at least 4 sales every day...

400 views per day on adsense should fetch at least 100 clicks except you are doing it wrongly! if you have engaging contents on your blog/website its possible you might not have good conversion...

NOTE: with adsense you DONT need top quality content...you need contents that are fairly good [if you know what i mean] let your visitors leave the page by clicking away on some ads.

i want to believe your poor conversion might be due to where you place your adsense ads and aslo the type of ads you use.

if you need to get another domain and do a redirect, you can do a 301 redirect - this will automatically redirect your visitors to your new site but keeps the google bot on the old page, this is good if you want your website to rank very well on search engines, but it seems you are using a blogger network and this might not be possible

@ribechi surely i will keep an eye on this thread...

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bedfordng: @fatbusybee, you are getting every thing twisted.page view is different from visitor.400 pageview per day means the numper of post, articles that your visitors read per day.100 visitors could read your post which might be up to 400page view or more.also, as regard adsense,one could get up to 1000 visitors without even geting up to 10clicks per day if your ads is not fully optimized.gone are those days when adsense use to approve application with even subdomain,but now things have changed.linda ikeji started long time ago when adsense was still looking for applicant without taking any review,but now you will under go strict review before they will accept u.if any one is serious about blogging,then i will advice you get a custom domain because you may have yourself to be blaimed.trust me, linda ikeji is not happy with using a subdomain,she wish her blog is on custom domain but sharp guys must have registered it.

ribechi:

You got it man. You just spoke my mind. If you want an adsense account, you must own your own domain name and host. Blogger account will not get you an adsense account. Not anymore.

optimus30: am a bit confused,r u saying i cn't get paid as a blogger by having an adsense acc?

ribechi:

That is not what i am saying. All i am saying is that with a blogger account, you will not ve able to get an adsense account except you have a paid domain name and hosting. But if you already have an adsense account account, no problem. You are in good shape and nothing to worry about.

optimus30: kk,thanks,u'r really good at wht u do,kudos,i hv a blog,www.curepimplesinmins..com,pls jst check it out n mk suggestions,though i abandoned it cos of sme hiccups,i really wnt to b serious dis time

ribechi:

No problem. I should but why cant you host your own blog? It will pay you off better.

optimus30: Mmmm......,am thinking abt it,i really nid u 2 guide me on this.

bedfordng: adsense does not require any special domain, with a subdomain like , adsense would still accept you.all that matters is the site content but as a serious minded blogger, i would advice you to get yourself a domain name to for professionalism and trust.things have changed and we have to move along with such changes.most people are getting everything all twisted.adsense should never be the first priority towards setting up a blog and you may even get frustrated when the click is not coming.

optimus30: Mmmm......,am thinking abt it,i really nid u 2 guide me this.

ribechi:

Where do you want me to come in?

optimus30: Hw 2 get clicks n traffic on my blog

ribechi:


Keep decieving yourself. That was old school. You can't have an adsense account with a blogger account. Google has discovered people having multiple adsense account so owning a domain name authenticates your ownership of an adsense account. But for people who opened their accounts a long time ago, you must have used blogger but its not the same now.. So if you need an account, get a domain name.

ribechi:

Well, traffic generates some certain amount of clicks, depending on how your ads are arranged. You must also consider your ads background if you want high clicks. Let your ads background blend with your page background. This will increase clicks because your visitors will think its part of the blog post and click on it.

For traffic, i make use of a little plugin i don't talking of around because not only is it premium wordpress tool, it makes your website visible on Google in about 4days if you set it properly.