AdSense Ad Handling Policies (Published by Google)

Google has released the best policy for people using google adsense ads, know about it.

Disclaimer: I have given this information as it is without any changes as published by Google AdSense. Because it is wrong to change this, those who want to get Google ad approval and work properly should follow the policy properly.

If that is the case then the principle should be given without change, that is why I am giving it. It should be noted that this is only a section created for those who wish to work with Google Adsense, and the rights to it are reserved by Google.

Content policies and restrictions:

The focus of any site should be to create unique and engaging content. After all, if users aren’t attracted to your site, potential advertisers won’t be either.

Stay compliant by avoiding things like:

AdSense: Deceptive practices

These create bad user experiences and make sites hard to navigate.

Don’t use pop-ups that interfere with your navigation; redirect users to unwanted sites; or initiate downloads.

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AdSense: Enabling dishonest behaviour

We don’t allow misleading content. This includes ads that promote any form of hacking or cracking – or allow unauthorized access to software, servers, or sites.

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AdSense: Intellectual property abuse

Content that infringes copyright, or sells and promotes the sale of counterfeit products is not permitted.

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AdSense: Behavioral policies and restrictions

Ads should never trick people or create a poor user experience. Ensure your site has a clear structure and navigation that encourages users to keep coming back.

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AdSense: Inventory value

We don’t allow Google-served ads on sites that are under construction; that have replicated content; low-value content; no content at all – or where there are more ads than publisher content.

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AdSense: Ads interfering

To avoid Google-served ads interfering with user interactions, ads shouldn't overlay or be placed immediately next to interactive elements or interactive content.

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We hope you found this email useful. Please be aware that not following these policies may result in Google blocking ads from appearing against your content, or even account suspension or termination. If your account is disabled, you won’t be eligible for further participation in the AdSense Program. Learn more about our policies and restrictions

Final recap:

Let’s wrap up with a quick overview of your role in the advertising ecosystem, and how to keep it thriving.

The publisher (You):

• Provides high-quality content
• Ensures advertisers reach users

The users (Your audience):

• Have a positive user experience and engage with your content
• Benefits from useful, relevant ads

The advertiser:

• Bids for space on your site
• Receives high-quality clicks and attention