Hi,
This story has a happy ending... somewhat :-)
So, my Google AdSense account was reactivated. Although, my previous
earnings were eliminated as invalid clicks. I received an email
explaining the situation. Apparantly, AdSense for Content and Android
Apps are not supposed to mix. How was I sup
I've been considering AdMob for mobile advertisements. I'm waiting to
hear back from Google. I figure that I can wait a few more days. If my
AdSense account is reactivated, I then plan to sign up for the AdSense
Mobile Beta. It seems better to use that than regular AdSense, but I
don't think it wa
I think Adsense is for webpage, is not for Android App.
So, I am not planning to put Andsense code in my apps.
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 4:08 AM, tobias429 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I went through exactly the same process after doing exactly what you
> described you did: displaying ads on a web-page that
Hi,
I went through exactly the same process after doing exactly what you
described you did: displaying ads on a web-page that gets opened in a
webview out of an Android application. See the post - "is android and
adsense a valid business model" for the full story. My adsense account
remains disab
Hi Mark,
This happened in March / April of 2009. I'm not sure if the mobile ads
were ready yet. I'm thinking that I wouldn't be able to use them now.
Should I apply for the beta if my AdSense account has been closed?
(I'm thinking that the answer is no.)
I'm not sure mobile apps would work for m
Photics wrote:
> To keep things more on-topic, here's what I would try differently if I
> was to use AdSense in my app again. Make sure that the Adsense spiders
> can grab your content. I was using htaccess to block all but android/
> iphone traffic. I wanted a more safe and secure playground for
Hello Romain,
Your response is encouraging. I'm working on a new app and I'm trying
to fight the discouraging feeling. Android is lots of fun to work
with, but I'm still annoyed at how the AdSense issue was handled.
Would I get burned again by Google if I continued work on Android?
Seeing the res
http://adsenseaccountdisabled.org/ might help too.
(And Romain, there are tons of examples out there of legitimate sites
that get banned without any specified reason, automated appeal
rejections, and lack of payment. Frequently the first month they hit a
single-month payment. http://eyeonsoaps.ne
@Mike: I have forwarded your email to some people to see if we can
help you. However you should really contact the AdSense support teams,
not the Android team.
@Disconnect: Please do not use anecdotal evidence as a generalized truth.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Disconnect wrote:
> Um... his
I don't know... only Google knows..
What (little) did google tell you about the reasons for shutting down
your account? Google must have felt that you abused/games the AdSense
system, rightly or wrongly..
Either way, I can imagine that this all does not make you happy.
On Aug 14, 8:00 am, Photi
Um... history and basic research says "No". Adsense has a habit of dropping
users rather than paying them, and the appeals process is a joke.
Also, off-topic -- try #android-discuss or (better) an adsense support
forum...
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:00 AM, Photics wrote:
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> I made an app called
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