Q&A: How much could I sell a Google Adsense AdWords gift card for?

por Bertrand Duperrin

PREGUNTA por la manga de Loose Como Asistente : ¿Cuánto podria vender Una Tarjeta de regalo de Google Adsense AdWords?
Alguna idea? Es Una Tarjeta de regalo de 100 Dólares Que Se Puede utilizar Parr El anuncio del servicio de AdWords / AdSense Google.

La mejor Respuesta:

Respuesta por GreenLava
Probablemente por nada :). Creo Que Google los Envió a todos los editores de Adsense.

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Q&A: How much could I sell a Google Adsense AdWords gift card for?

by noodlepie

Question by Loose Like Wizard's Sleeve: How much could I sell a Google Adsense AdWords gift card for?
Any ideas? It's a 100 dollar gift card that can be used for the Google AdWords/AdSense advertisement service.

Best answer:

Answer by James
Hi

Last month I got my gift card from this site .It is absolutely free

http://GiftCardsWorld.Info

I think this will help

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Q&A: Can Google ban me from having a different Adwords account from my Adsense account?

by Peter Forret

Question by Bret: Can Google ban me from having a different Adwords account from my Adsense account?
Does anyone know for sure? I realize Google can ban you for having multiple Adwords account, but can't Google just connect my Adwords account which is different from my Adsense account (having two different email addresses).

Thank you. I would greatly appreciate your response.

Best answer:

Answer by imisidro
Ok, why will Google ban you for having different Adwords and Adsense account? There are many Adsense publishers who manage different Adwords accounts for their clients, and they are not banned

What Google doesn't like is Adsense Arbitrage which are usually made for AdSense (MFA) websites -- meaning no valuable content but merely a vehicle to serve ads. Google started cracking down in May 2007 on arbitrage sites or those sites that uses Adwords significantly to bring traffic because the site in and by itself cannot get traffic because of its worthless content

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