You don’t have time to read all the Terms & Conditions at adsense site? But it’s important to have a look at all of them to avoid your account blocking from Adsense program. Don’t worry I will take you through all the important tos within 2min of time.

Following are the common mistakes people do knowingly or unknowingly which causes for their account blocking. So I can assure you that after reading all these you will be safe enough all the time.

1. Never click your own Adsense ads or get them clicked for whatever reason
2. Never change the Adsense code
3. Do not place more than 3 ad units and 3 ad links or 2 Adsense search boxes on any web page
4. Do not run competitive contextual text ad or search services on the same site
5. Do not disclose confidential information
6. Label headings as “sponsored links” or “advertisements” only
7. Never launch a new Page for clicked ads by default
8. One Account suffices for Multiple websites
9. Place ads only on Content Pages
10. Do not mask ad elements
11. Do not send your ads by email
12. Keep track of your content
13. Do not alter the results after ad clicks or searches
14. Avoid excessive advertising and keyword stuffing
15. Ensure you Language is Supported
16. Maximum 2 referral button per product per page
17. Do not specify Google ads as your alternate ads
18. Do not confuse with adjacent images
19. Never ask some one online to click your ads
20. Don’t reproduce copyright content to your site. Because of this there may be chance of account block if that author complaint against you.
21. Don’t place any information like “Please click this ad and help someone” or etc… content like this.

This is always a difficult question to answer in blogging world. What exactly they expect per article? How they estimate the price? At the end how much you need to pay? All the questions got their own variable answers. So, we can’t define the single answer here. But we can discuss the points which can make difference in the calculation. Here we go then…

Estimating the price per article depends on many factors. So let’s discuss those here…

writer Experience: This makes all the difference in pricing. If you hire experienced people, then obviously you need to pay more and you’ll get quality out of it. Again here are some points where you need to concentrate

• Writing experience
• Niche experience

Writing experience is different than real time or niche experience. The writer should be experienced in the niche which you are in.

Writers Track Record: This is very important factor in price estimation. Find where else the writer is working and look at his previous articles. And look at the response he got. If possible contact that site owner and enquire about the writer skills and behavior.

Word count: Article just about the given topic or article with in & out of the topic makes the difference in price and quality. If it is just a sneak peak then you don’t need to pay much. If you want in & out of the topic, then writer need to do more research on the topic. You can pay more in this scenario.

Honesty: So many bad dogs are wandering around the web. They just copy the content, change it and publish it somewhere or sell it. You need concentrate more here to catch those dogs.

Punctuality: This is very important in blogging niche. Posting should follow a standard frequency. Your agreement should talk about, how many posts per month and what’s the frequency.

Finally pricing depends upon the writer and the communication between you and writer. It’s always good to experiment with new comers, who can serve for less.

Are you a good blogger? Are you my competitor? Earning more than me? If yes to all, I don’t like you. Yes I don’t like you to stay in this online market. I want to pull you down. See how I will do that!

Not me, anyone can pull you down with the help of weapon called click fraud. Obviously everyone will use some ad networks like adsense to earn money. Who doesn’t nowadays? According to a online survey 68% of website owners don’t know much about this click fraud. I don’t want you to sit in that 68%. So let’s talk about this…

Click fraud is one of the Latest bits of thuggery to hit the online world. Like spam or viruses, click fraud can cause serious damage. Even more some time!

What is click fraud and why is it on the rise?

Click fraud is defined as someone who clicks on a paid ad with the intent of clicking rather than because of interest in goods or services. Advertisers are the first victims here as they lose the money with pay per click rule and didn’t get any lead or real click in return to the money they spend.

Then secondly website owners are the victims from this fraud clicking as their account will be blocked by ad networks without any reasons/explanations. Google takes this click fraud very serious and even they don’t give you the reasons why your AdSense account got blocked.

Sadly, click fraud is the price of the Web’s success. In rather short order, Internet advertising, including search engine marketing, has gone from a dot-com joke to nearly a $10 billion business, according to Price waterhouse Coopers-A US based financial auditing company.

Who are these click-fraud artists? Typically, these people are known to you.

• Your competitors: Very dangerous people, who can do anything to drag you down. They can click on your keyword ads continuously which may lead to a ban from ad networks.
• Automated Programmers: Sadist people, who enjoys you pain. They will invest their programming skills to announce win on web. They can run a software bot on you site which can rack up thousands of clicks per hour.
• Paid clickers: Who doesn’t know that they are doing something illegal to earn. Times of India (News agency) recently reported on Indian housewives and college students who are earning up to $200 a month clicking on ads for a few hours a day, without really knowing its fraud.
• Small scale website owners: A small scale blog owner who wants to earn fast money will create a community around the people. The community is intended to participate in click exchange programs to earn money.

Advertisers & Ad agencies investing lots of money to detect this click fraud. But how will you survive as a website/blog owner. How will you escape from account blockages?

That part I planned to cover in my next article with all the details. How many of you know about this Click Fraud? Share with us! Happy Blogging!