On the “Third parties” page in AdSense, you can find information about the platforms and third parties that are related to your account. If you share revenue with a platform or third party, you can view your revenue share details. Depending on the platform or third party, you might also be able to enable or … Read more
As mentioned in AdSense program policies, sites showing Google ads may not change user preferences, redirect users to unwanted websites, contain pop-ups or pop-unders, initiate downloads, or include malware. If you come across a site displaying Google ads that are violating AdSense policies, please let AdSense know. In addition, if you believe your computer has been … Read more
If you still have access to the email address you use to sign in to AdSense, you can reset your password to prevent others from accessing your account in the future. If you no longer have access to the email you use to sign in, or you aren’t receiving the password-assistance email, please fill out the AdSense … Read more
AdSense understand that completing an online transaction requires a great deal of trust. AdSense takes this trust very seriously and make it AdSense the highest priority to ensure the security and confidentiality of the information you provide. Google uses industry-standard SSL (secure socket layer) technology to protect every interaction you have with AdSense. This protects … Read more
First, AdSense makes sure that it is securely processed and stored as stated in the Google Privacy Policy. AdSense uses your personal information solely for the purpose of running your account and communicating account information to you. Please note that Google may disclose to third parties personally identifiable information about you for the purpose of approving … Read more
AdSense securely collect and store the information you provide AdSense through your Google AdSense online account. AdSense will also crawl your site periodically to serve the most relevant content ads on your site’s pages. Google may also collect certain types of information from a user’s visit to your website, like the following: How the user … Read more
After your AdSense account has been activated, you can start showing ads on additional sites. You can show ads on any site that you own that complies with AdSense Program policies. To show ads on a new site, first add the site to your sites list in AdSense. Note: If you place your ad code on a site … Read more
A crawler, also known as a spider or a bot, is the software Google uses to process and index the content of webpages. The AdSense crawler visits your site to determine its content in order to provide relevant ads. Here are some important facts to know about the AdSense crawler: The crawler report is updated … Read more
If you’ve modified your site’s robots.txt file to disallow the AdSense crawler from indexing your pages, then AdSense is not able to serve Google ads on these pages. To update your robots.txt file to grant AdSense crawler access to your pages, remove the following two lines of text from your robots.txt file: User-agent: Mediapartners-GoogleDisallow: / This change will allow AdSense … Read more
Making sure your site is fully crawlable can help you earn more revenue from your content. If the AdSense ads crawler can’t access your content, refer to the following list of crawler issues to help you fix the problem. Access issues Possible reason What to check How to fix Your site is behind a login.It’s possible that … Read more
If you no longer want to use a site for site-related actions such as showing ads, you can remove it from your sites list. Be aware that removing a site stops all ads serving on the site. Remove a site Sign in to your AdSense account. Click Sites. Click More Remove site. Note: If the Remove site button is greyed … Read more
If your site hasn’t shown any ads for at least four months, then it is considered inactive. When this happens, you’ll see an alert in your account, and you’ll have one month to start showing ads again. If your site remains inactive for over five months then it will need to be reviewed again. You … Read more
When your site is ready, you can add any subdomains that belong to your site. When you add a subdomain, it’s then available for you use in AdSense. Add a subdomain Sign in to your AdSense account. Click Sites. Click the Down arrow next to the site that you want to add a subdomain to. Click Show details. Click Add … Read more
Before you can start monetizing a site with AdSense, it’s important that your site: Complies with the AdSense Program policies Provides enough unique and valuable content for users Has good navigation and user experience AdSense encourage you to create high-quality sites rather than a large quantity of sites. Below we provide our tips to establish a … Read more
Sometimes you need to fix some things on your site to get it ready to show ads. Below are some tips to help you get your site ready: The code is missing or incomplete Did you paste the code into the HTML of your site? Did you paste the code between the <head> and </head> tags? Did you paste … Read more
You can check the status of your sites by viewing the sites list on the Sites page in your AdSense account. Sign in to your AdSense account. Click Sites. In the list of sites, find your site and check its status. Use the filter at the top of the page to quickly find sites in your sites list. You can … Read more
To make your site available for site-related actions, such as showing ads on a new site or setting up site-level blocking rules, you first need to add the site to your sites list. Checking your site is ready to show ads When you add a new site, AdSense run some checks to make sure it’s ready to show ads. … Read more
On your Sites page you can build a list of your sites to use in AdSense. For example, if you want to show ads on a new site or set up site-level blocking rules, you first need to add your site to your site’s list. You can add any site that you own that complies with the AdSense Program Policies. Adding … Read more
Below are answers to some frequently asked questions about user management in AdSense. Who can manage users? You must have Admin access to add users, remove users or change users’ access levels. Why can’t I add this user? The user is already linked to another active or disabled AdSense account. The user is the alternate username of … Read more
Note: If you have Admin access, you can change a user’s access level at any time, even if their status is “pending.” To change access to an account: Sign in to your AdSense account. Click Account. Click Access and authorization, then click User management. To change the user’s access level, either: Check the Admin access box to raise the access level to … Read more