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source from - demystifying-adsense-policies-part1                                                                                Editor’s note:  Today’s guest author is John Brown, the Head of Publisher Policy Communications. He’ll be sharing valuable insights about  Google AdSense program policies  with us.                                                                                                                                                              We know that many of you have a steady income from AdSense to support your business. We also know that you are working hard to keep your account in good standing and we want to help you stay compliant with our policies while you publish your content the way you want.                                                                                                                                                                We’ve defined  AdSense program policies  to ensure we all preserve a healthy digital ecosystem for the b

Source From- demystifying-adsense-policies-part-3 Editor’s note:  John Brown, the Head of Publisher Policy Communications, is sharing insights about understanding your traffic and how you can prevent invalid activity. Last week , I explained why we take invalid activity seriously and how AdSense policies protect users, advertisers and publishers. This week, I’d like to give you some tips to help you keep your account in good standing. What can you do as a publisher? Here are some best practices to prevent invalid activity on your site: Understand your traffic and site visitors  by breaking down your traffic reports into meaningful segments/channels. Monitor your analytics  often to spot traffic anomalies.  Setting up Analytics alerts  can be very useful. For instance, you can set Analytics alerts to see if an unusual amount of traffic comes from a country you wouldn’t expect for your site. Be very careful when purchasing any traffic , and review the  traffic provider check

Source From-demystifying-adsense-policies-part-4 Editor’s note:  John Brown, the Head of Publisher Policy Communications, is explaining what to do if you receive a policy warning message. In this post, I’d like to talk about policy warning messages and what steps you should take if you receive one. I’ll also answer some of the most common questions around warning messages. What is a warning message? We send out warning messages to our publishers if their site, or a page of their site, violates our AdSense policies. For minor policy violations that can be fixed fairly easily, our first step is to issue a warning. Where can I see my warning message? Warning messages are sent to the email address associated with your AdSense account. You can manage your contact email address  under Personal Settings in your account. You can also check out outstanding policy violations by visiting  the Status page  in your AdSense account. What do I do if I get a warning? If you receive a warn