Reclaiming banned Adsense account

Adsense is one part of the internet incomes that nobody feels like letting go off. Because, it is the only PPC campaign that potentially can give you that so sought after $100 click someday. That is the main reason, why a publisher if banned,no matter rightly so or mistakenly, the ban is ritualistically follwed by an appeal.

Unfortunately, Google does not entertain every appeal in the same breath. Some appeals are simply brushed off and only some are even entertained. Now to ensure that in case of a blacklist, your appeal is not simply brushed aside, here are a few things you make note of.

Firstly, if you have already been paid by Google, there are higher chances that Google will take your claim seriously. This is because of the fact that Google needs publishers like you who can make them money, as much as you need Google. In this case, make a folder of every payment that is done. Save every mail correspondence you have had with Google in your Inbox. These are evidences that you are a professional when it comes to business. If you were blacklisted for illegal clicks, then such relevant email correspondences could come of help to you. Also, in such blacklisting cases, another important thing for you to keep track is the IP addresses of computers from which the clicks came from. If you were banned for a click attack, this information will be of the greatest help to you, as you can prove Google that it was your evil competitor at work and not you.

If you were banned for inappropriate or misleading display on your website, there cannot be much to be done. But, here too, your past history with Adsense will come of help to you, as you could reclaim with the clause that you had overlooked once, and promise never to repeat. The hidden implication of this is do not try too many innovations as an Adsense newbie as this could backfire. In such cases, Google is known to have given the benefit of doubt to only long time Adsense publishers.

Now, if any of the newbies were banned, it is a pity that not much could be done on this. This is because there are way too many publishers who treat Adsense only as another get-rich-soon scheme. So, in the absence of evidence to prove your innocence, Google cannot help but only regard you as one another person trying to bend the rules of the game.

For newbies, only two things can come of help. One, if you have been a long time website owner, you could probably show Google your other means of income to imply the fact that you actually were not so desperate for those clicks. Another thing is the IP addresses of the clicks, which could help you convey the source of your clicks to Google. Remember not to try too much as previously said, as any ban with respect to undue attention or misleading information as per the Google ToS is not likely to be revoked.