Signed up for adsense..now what?&Classified ads.

10 Ways To Protect Your Google Adsense Account:

1. Never ever click on your own ads on your website or blog. Google will identify and categorize these clicks as fraud clicks.
2. Never encourage your friends and family to click on the ads on your website or blog. Google will sniff those clicks and tag them as fraud clicks.
3. Do not tell your family and friends about Adsense on your website. Chances are they may start clicking on them to help you make money without you knowing it.
4. You may want to consider disabling ads for your own IP address and local geographic area. This will certainly prevent accidents and will not make Google mistake another user as you.
5. Sign up for a click tracking software, which will be able to show you the click out rate and details. This way, you can be the first to identify any abnormal ad clicking activity on your website and report your finding to Google Adsense before they discover it themselves.
6. Honesty is the best policy. Be truthful and confess to Google about times when you might have clicked on your own ads, whether accidentally or intentionally. Or the times when you have done something that is against the Terms of Service that they are implementing. Be honest about anything that you may have done that is wrong. Confessing is way better than Google learning about it eventually. Confessing might save your Google Adsense account from being terminated.
7. Read the Google Adsense Terms Of Service over and over again until you are extremely clear about what to do and what NOT TO DO.
8. When in doubt, drop them an email. The support center is really helpful and efficient, they will reply your email within a couple of days.
9. Never join any click exchange programs or use an automatic program to click on your ads. These will result in your account being terminated in no time.
10. Finally, study your Adsense Reports regularly. If you notice a high Click Through Rate (CTR), start investigating because that might be due to some fraudulent activity that you are unaware of.

Title: Where To Place Classified Ads To Build Your Business

Author: Robert Boduch

Article:
I happen to love classified ads as a way of generating new
business.

But simply "placing tiny classifieds ads in newspapers" does not
work for most business-type applications - despite what you may
have heard on those infamous infomercials.

If you're buying and selling items of personal property like
vehicles, furniture, antiques, or sports equipment -- newspapers
may be the natural choice for your "one-of" product. You're
bound to find someone who is interested in your offer. But as a
business owner, you're looking for numerous sales of your
product to a narrowly defined group of prospects.

Would it be profitable for you to advertise locally and/or
expand "nationwide" through hundreds of newspapers as some
profess?

My guess: No! Here's the reason:

Think of your typical newspaper. Now... why do people read it?
Everyone has their own preferences, but in general, readers pick
up the newspaper to peruse one or more of the following
sections:

* national news * international news * weather * sports * local
news * business news * special feature information * comics *
travel information * obituaries

Heck... some readers might even look forward to scanning the
classified ads to see what's new. But how many of these readers
are actual candidates for your product, business opportunity,
wonder gadget, or your amazing new health elixir?

Very few.

You see, newspapers attract a large cross-section of the general
population as a whole. So right off the bat, the percentage of
readers who are good potential candidates for your product, is
relatively low. These people are simply not good prospects for
your product.

Look... if you were in the market for a solution to a specific
problem, would you be scouting newspaper classified ads for that
special product that could change your life, business, finances,
or health forever?

Highly unlikely.

You'd probably start by choosing business magazines, trade
journals and carefully targeted newsletters. You might consult
with other business owners, or access online discussion groups
to solicit suggestions. But it's not very likely that you'd go
directly to the newspapers for this kind of thing.

Newspapers tend to reach everyone and "everyone" cannot possibly
be prime, grade-A prospects for whatever product you happen to
be offering.

The real value of magazine-type classified ads is that you're
able to specifically pinpoint your target prospect, based on the
subject matter and focus of each particular publication.

When someone responds to your ad in Entrepreneur for business
information, you can be fairly certain that they fit your
prospect profile. With this kind of a match, (product to
audience) your chances at success are far superior.

More resources at www.makeyoursalessoar.com

About the author:
Robert Boduch is an author of dozens of best-selling books,
reports and articles on the art and science of selling. A free
newsletter targeted at anyone interested in selling more of
anything is available at www.makeyoursalessoar.com

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