I don't make much from Adsense

Yeah, just always remember, the years teach much which the days never knew.

Are you trying to make me think?

do i have to use a coloured font to be in here

it fucking sucks, i only get .16c/eCPM

white is a color

Yes you do. Mine is colored white. So get out and come back with your own color.

If you get termed for "click fraud" or whatever, can you just resign up? I've had an adsense account for a couple years but haven't done much with it, and I've heard of people having problems sending a ton of traffic all of a sudden on dormant accounts...

I have the same question, I didn't worked to much with adsense so if I start to send more traffic, they will told me that I am a cheater?

I just don't know. Are the people screaming about being falsely terminated actually cheaters who got caught, or victims of greed or sloppiness on the part of Google?

damn .touche (or however its spelt)

I like it eCPM is $14.16 ....

i see a decline in people using them with all the click fraud scams. I personally dont trust it and the cpc is getting to insane, but its good for the ppl hosting the ads

White is the absence of color. I know this, because there are no colors which can be mixed together to create white.

Correct white is NOT a color. White and black are HUES.

really ? i always thought it was the other way around. black was the absence of color ( although it never made much sense , your version makes more sense )

nope i am right haha black is the absence of color

Black is the sum of all colors. Meaning, when you combine all the colors together, you get black.

For the eye to percieve an object as white, the object
must reflect all colors (or close to). A surface capable of reflecting all colors must be void in color itself, any color would hinder all color light to be reflected and thus would not create white percieved by our eye's. In respect to this it would be possible to create 100% black only with a surface containing all colors; this being the only way to prevent any color from being reflected back to the beholder. Most easily made mistake is to relate the concept of dark being the absence of light. This is correct, yet understand that in complete dark (the absence of light)our eyes could not percieve white or black simply because no light is present to be reflected off a "white" or "black" object and be recieved by our eye's. With that said it can be understood that rationaly the only way possible to create a visual hue considered black would be to have all hues present which causes the affect our eyes "percieve" as an absence simply because humans relate it what they believe as a similar occurence the absence of light,[incorrect considereing the very fundemental neccesity of color is light]. light of course does contain all colors which why when passed thru a prism would create all colors. Colors we see our simply a degree of how much of this color present in light is reflected. So does it not seem correct or pluasible to believe that the only matter in which to obtain "white" is to have a surface with such complete reflection that every color is reflected and seen. What color is a mirror. We see all colors yet a mirror contains none, and we see all colors only because it contains none. It is this complete absence of color in a mirror or "white" which enables a surface to be completely reflective . It is this concept where the conflict lies, to see all colors in a surface none must be present, yet to perceive no color at all, all must be present. If we can put a black object in a mirrior and see it's reflection as it really is then why can we not see the reflection of a mirror in a black object, even the light reflected off the mirror would be absorbed into the black object, not because it contains no color to reflect it contains too much to be reflective. So what color is a mirror, it's none; exactly

Yup. White is all colours.

You're talking paint now. Black is simply the absence of reflection.

hmm im getting alternate theory's
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Black and white may be thought of as colors but, in fact, they are not. White light is the presence of all color - black is the absence of reflected light and therefore the absence of color.
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Correct, I speak of color from an artistic perspective. What Smokey posted describes color as different wave lengths of light and how they are perceived by the human eye.

Use real content as opposed to filler or scraped materials. Also, if you're using Adsense to monetize online tools, use category or niche-specific text so you trigger the right ads thereby boosting CTR.

What about that kids experiment with the colored wheel that goes white when you spin it?

I like it, I've got to work more on it though. The fraud does scare me though.

If you put up an AdSense page do not click on your own ads, don't test them, don't have a friend test them.
Seems simple enough but its amazing how many webmasters just can't help themselves.

I have never heard of one webmaster kicked out of AdSense that did not live by the " no click my ads " rule or they trialed some porn traffic, normally they will come to the boards and shout and blow about how they did nothing, then finally it comes out that they did a couple of test clicks, just to see.

Apart from the no click/ no porn rule it seems like any thing else goes. I stopped building for AdSense in Nov simply because I was getting scared at the amount of money I was making from them and thought I should put more effort into other sponsors for a while.

AdSense is the easiest money online by far still. Targeted traffic that want to buy or get info on a product, leading to small content rich page where the best thing to click is the Google ad. Keep away from traditional money makers and look for small niches, some thing like " ride on lawn mowers "

Yeah, I have been using Adsense on my mainstream sites and although it is bringing in some money, it is not much. It is however way better than the other banners and other programs which I am using.

I heard that if you can sign up for YPN, it would work a lot better as far as the money goes but it is limited to the US, I believe.