Comments on: Mail From The AdSense Team? Don’t Panic! http://www.memwg.com/mail-from-the-adsense-team-dont-panic/ Eric Giguere's AdSense Tips Mon, 02 Jan 2012 15:55:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Eric Giguere http://www.memwg.com/mail-from-the-adsense-team-dont-panic/comment-page-1/#comment-2726 Eric Giguere Wed, 16 Jan 2008 16:39:21 +0000 http://www.memwg.com/mail-from-the-adsense-team-dont-panic/#comment-2726 Good comments, Chuck. I've mentioned before how it never hurts to email the AdSense support team if you have a question about something you're doing or want to do, and I, too, have found the experience positive overall. Interesting tidbits about the "allowed sites" option, which I really haven't played with much. Thanks for the info! Eric Good comments, Chuck. I’ve mentioned before how it never hurts to email the AdSense support team if you have a question about something you’re doing or want to do, and I, too, have found the experience positive overall.

Interesting tidbits about the “allowed sites” option, which I really haven’t played with much. Thanks for the info!

Eric

]]> By: Chuck http://www.memwg.com/mail-from-the-adsense-team-dont-panic/comment-page-1/#comment-2724 Chuck Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:51:48 +0000 http://www.memwg.com/mail-from-the-adsense-team-dont-panic/#comment-2724 Eric, There's something screwy in your page title (probably caused by the apostrophe). You may want to check it out. I've had really good luck in dealing with AdSense Support folks. When I had a question about mucking around with borders and backgrounds behind ads, I contacted them...they took a look at what I was talking about...and gave me a big thumbs-up. Of course, I did it in advance, for what that's worth. Also, I contacted them last week about cutting off access to my AdSense code appearing on other sites. I was doing this, in part, because I'd heard (regarding Smart Pricing) that you don't want your ads appearing on sites that pull less than 3% APR. But I also just wanted to know that I had control. I asked about a tool to track where my hits and impressions were coming from (I have sold and given away a number of sites, and I had reason to believe that some of my old code survived). They turned me on to the Allowed Sites section...where I was able to turn off the spigot on all but the handful of sites where I am now using AdSense because they have a solid CTR. And, as a nice bonus...once you've done that, they send you a weekly report telling you where other impressions of your code are being found. Very nice. But, with the exception of not yet providing a nice simple text link for the AdSense referral program (and, I'm sorry...but there's just no excuse for that), they've always been very helpful in responding to me. c- Eric,

There’s something screwy in your page title (probably caused by the apostrophe). You may want to check it out.

I’ve had really good luck in dealing with AdSense Support folks. When I had a question about mucking around with borders and backgrounds behind ads, I contacted them…they took a look at what I was talking about…and gave me a big thumbs-up. Of course, I did it in advance, for what that’s worth.

Also, I contacted them last week about cutting off access to my AdSense code appearing on other sites. I was doing this, in part, because I’d heard (regarding Smart Pricing) that you don’t want your ads appearing on sites that pull less than 3% APR. But I also just wanted to know that I had control. I asked about a tool to track where my hits and impressions were coming from (I have sold and given away a number of sites, and I had reason to believe that some of my old code survived). They turned me on to the Allowed Sites section…where I was able to turn off the spigot on all but the handful of sites where I am now using AdSense because they have a solid CTR. And, as a nice bonus…once you’ve done that, they send you a weekly report telling you where other impressions of your code are being found. Very nice.

But, with the exception of not yet providing a nice simple text link for the AdSense referral program (and, I’m sorry…but there’s just no excuse for that), they’ve always been very helpful in responding to me.

c-

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