Introduction of adverts
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There must be some event ticket sales affiliate programmes for the track guide pages, etc..
I apologise for how awful the site looks now when not logged in, being littered with adverts.
But all you need to do is log in and you will never see them (or use an ad blocker)
We may as well try and capitalise on the amount of passing traffic we get and as it doesn't affect the members, everyone's a winner.
But all you need to do is log in and you will never see them (or use an ad blocker)
We may as well try and capitalise on the amount of passing traffic we get and as it doesn't affect the members, everyone's a winner.
Did they sate reasons as to why they were invalid? Is it because they are coming from the same user.
No reasons given, which is typical for Google AdSense.
I haven't actually been informed the clicks are illegal/invalid but when I see 20 clicks in a day and the earnings are £0.00 then it's obvious.
I'm not hopeful the account will still be open within a month.
I suspect once the monthly payment is due a thorough check will be done and it will be closed.
I haven't actually been informed the clicks are illegal/invalid but when I see 20 clicks in a day and the earnings are £0.00 then it's obvious.
I'm not hopeful the account will still be open within a month.
I suspect once the monthly payment is due a thorough check will be done and it will be closed.
Well I never.
It looks like the new account is still active and a payment has been made today!
That must be a policy change at Google; perhaps they've finally realised that site owners have absolutely no control over who clicks on adverts and are just annulling invalid clicks without cancelling the account.
It works out to less than £15 per month on average but every little helps and I can put it towards the development fund for the FF1 application.
It looks like the new account is still active and a payment has been made today!
That must be a policy change at Google; perhaps they've finally realised that site owners have absolutely no control over who clicks on adverts and are just annulling invalid clicks without cancelling the account.
It works out to less than £15 per month on average but every little helps and I can put it towards the development fund for the FF1 application.
Is this the first time they've paid? Also what makes a click invalid?
Thank god the site ois finally getting something back from it. I guess the logic behind the rules is right up there with thumb zoom and rounded corners.
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