AdSense and image placement

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1. kevh (2 comments.) says:

   12/20/2006 at 3:49 am

   I couldn’t agree more, ad publishers should be more respectful to their visitors. Dressing your ads to be something they are not is just wrong, and, like the post says, could land you in being in violation of your advertising partner’s terms of service. Be open in your advertising, place it in a manner that clearly identifies it as an advertisement, do not mislead your visitors into thinking that some link is directly relate to whatever you are posting about because chances are the automatically generated ad is not.

   People who are interested in your advertisements will click on the link regardless of the amount of decoration you place on it.
2. Novac (1 comments.) says:

   12/20/2006 at 4:42 am

   I’m not thrilled about the decision, but at least Google has finally made a clear decision, instead of replying back to different requests with different answers each time.
3. Colibri says:

   4/10/2007 at 12:26 am

   I was personally warned by Adsense about this. I was running a thumbnail to the left of a 234×60 half banner ad. They gave me 3 days to remove it or face expulsion from their program… Phew! I wish people would stop promoting plugins and advice that could get us banned.

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2. Zigire says:

   12/23/2006 at 9:29 pm

   Don’t place images next to AdSense anymore!…

   Well,  I’m sure if you’re an AdSense publisher you’ll have already heard about Google finally giving us more information regarding the placement of AdSense  ads and images. If you haven’t, see the AdSense blog.
   Personally, I’ve never placed…
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