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TRAFFIC LEGIT REAL FOR GOOGLE ADSENSE

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    TRAFFIC LEGIT REAL FOR GOOGLE ADSENSE

    There’s not a seller with real traffic for ADSENSE?… Everyone only sell traffic that shows on the link tracker but not at Adsense…

    any idea?…

    #Google #Adsense #ads #traffic Traffic
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    Asmodeus

    Asmodeus

    You should never buy traffic to use on an Adsense site, as it's against their terms
    1 year ago

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    nextgen787

    nextgen787

    It's important to note that AdSense has strict policies against invalid traffic, which includes any clicks or impressions that are generated through artificial means, such as bots or click farms. This type of traffic can lead to account suspension or termination, and ultimately hurt your revenue and reputation.Therefore, it's important to ensure that the traffic you're buying is genuine and comes from real human visitors who are genuinely interested in your content. This can be challenging to verify, but there are a few steps you can take:Ask the seller about the source of their traffic and how they ensure that it's genuine. A reputable seller should be able to provide some details and assurances.Monitor your AdSense account for any suspicious activity, such as a sudden spike in clicks or impressions. If you notice anything unusual, you should investigate it further and contact AdSense support if necessary.Use analytics tools, such as Google Analytics, to track your website's traffic and engagement metrics. This can help you identify any patterns or anomalies in your traffic, which may indicate invalid clicks or impressions.Ultimately, the best way to increase your AdSense revenue is to focus on creating high-quality content that resonates with your audience and drives organic traffic to your site. Buying traffic may provide a short-term boost, but it's unlikely to result in sustained success if your content and user experience are not up to par.
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