[jackchun]

my site has already more than 2000 words and many banners and tables etc , how about buying people to post at my site?

[Paigegirl]

Having a site hat doesn't allow search would be shooting yourself in the leg as a publisher, cos search engines would be unable to crawl, index or send visitors to your site.

[cmoneyspinner]

my site has already more than 2000 words and many banners and tables etc , how about buying people to post at my site?

I have advertised at SEOClerks for bloggers to post at my foodie blog. They pay me and they can do a Guest Post. No customers yet. I'm not discouraged. I advertised my first service for over a year and never got a customer. Then one day somebody ordered my service. They gave me a good review and I started getting more orders. It's still slow but at least I do earn when I get orders. My dashboard shows that I have earned about $100.

One of my customers even gave me a TIP!

--- 12 Oct 2019, 10:37 ---

Having a site hat doesn't allow search would be shooting yourself in the leg as a publisher, cos search engines would be unable to crawl, index or send visitors to your site.

You're right. I never hide my websites from the search engine.

[Ourella]

Probably the question was already answered, but yes, there are special scripts and codes which protect any site from crawling by any search engines. Actually, to protect the site from google or any other search engine crawling is much more easier than to force google to put your site on the first positions of google ranking system. But even if the information is not crawled, it can be yet stolen by users anyway. Any user can make a screenshot and use an OCR programs (free of charge or paid, like AbbyyFineReader), and get any text like that. I have been thinking about maintaining a service for selling scientific articles, but it is enormously difficult to make the service popular and protect the information from stealing.

[jackchun]

coinspinner, that means you need a good comments or reviews first in some popular site to get more traffic to your website ?

[cmoneyspinner]

I just heard a tech news report that Google has changed its search engine again after 5 years. I hope it's an improvement. Lots of times people make changes and it gets worse!

[jackchun]

in your Google adsense page, I find the third parties page and it said YouTube is applied connected to my adsense ads , but hubpage (0 % shared ads revenue ) , what is that?

[cmoneyspinner]

in your Google adsense page, I find the third parties page and it said YouTube is applied connected to my adsense ads , but hubpage (0 % shared ads revenue ) , what is that?

I'm not sure. But if you are signed up for HUBPages, you have to go into your account and make sure you sign up for the Ad Sense revenue share program. As for your YouTube? I don't know what that is about. Sorry.

[jackchun]

because Google adsense has approved my YouTube account before, and also both hubpage and adsense have approved my YouTube account 3 years ago, I don't know adsense said my Google ads only show on YouTube means ?

[ckoch]

There is a code you can put in your website to tell the search engines to ignore your site. Usually its part of the mega tags. I forget what it is.
I would search the web for "How to tell the search engines not to list your site". Then check your source code on your website in the mega tags area and see if that there if it is get rid of it. Its only good for paid delivery sites and sites that you don't want anybody to find. it may or may not be that but its my best guess.

[cmoneyspinner]

because Google adsense has approved my YouTube account before, and also both hubpage and adsense have approved my YouTube account 3 years ago, I don't know adsense said my Google ads only show on YouTube means ?

Google made a major change. I had a YouTube channel and then I was forced a create a new one. That channel earns nothing because even though I am approved for Ad Sense, my videos have to meet certain criteria to become eligible to display the ads so that I can earn. It's is likely even though your YouTube account was approved, after the Google changes you had to start from scratch.

--- 11 Nov 2019, 10:54 ---

There is a code you can put in your website to tell the search engines to ignore your site. Usually its part of the mega tags. I forget what it is.
I would search the web for "How to tell the search engines not to list your site". Then check your source code on your website in the mega tags area and see if that there if it is get rid of it. Its only good for paid delivery sites and sites that you don't want anybody to find. it may or may not be that but its my best guess.

Whenever I build a website I use the Google webmaster tools to monitor it. In the Google dashboard they ask if I want my site hidden from the search engines. I never click that option. I want my sites to be found. Usually if your site is not hidden from the Google search engine, then other search engines (Like Bing, YAHOO, etc.) can find it too.

[jackchun]

how about my Google adsense associated with my hubpage ? will I need to do anything again ?

[cmoneyspinner]

how about my Google adsense associated with my hubpage ? will I need to do anything again ?

One you set up your HUBPages account with your approved Ad Sense account, that's it for life! You don't need to do anything else. I had HUBs published since about 2013. Most of the revenue earned is from the Ad Sense revenue-sharing program. HP has paid me consistently when I reach the $50 payout.

[jackchun]

thx, what I must not do in hubpage to avoid adsense banning me after I publish a new hub?

[cmoneyspinner]

thx, what I must not do in hubpage to avoid adsense banning me after I publish a new hub?

If you get banned from Ad Sense it won't be anything HUBPages has done. The site owners are very diligent about guarding their revenue stream. If you lose your Ad Sense and it is linked to your HUBPages account you will lose your income stream. My Ad Sense linked to my HP account is the same I use everywhere. I know people have multiple Ad Sense accounts. But I only have one. Do you have more than one? Because if you do that's a different story.

[sofs]

I know people have multiple Ad Sense accounts. But I only have one. Do you have more than one? Because if you do that's a different story.

We are not supposed to have more than one Adsense account , it is against the rules of Google to have more than one. Adsense account. They will ban us if they figure out that we are cheating. Once banned you have very little chances of getting reinstated.

how about my Google adsense associated with my hubpage ? will I need to do anything again ?

Read the guidelines and FAQ on Hubpages if you follow all that they have mentioned there there is no chance of you losing your Adsense account.
However, you could lose it if your friends /family/well-wishers start clicking on the ads to help you.

[jackchun]

how adsense knows your friends, families help you clicking ads? if your enemy want to trick you, you will easily get banned ?

[cmoneyspinner]

how adsense knows your friends, families help you clicking ads? if your enemy want to trick you, you will easily get banned ?

That's a good question. I don't know how they know!

Here is an interesting thread.
https://support.google.com/adsense/foru ... IWM9eiW5QU

How You Do Cheating With Google Adsense
https://www.streetdirectory.com/etoday/ ... ealje.html

[jackchun]

I don't dare try to cheat Google adsense , you can get banned easily without returning your funds