Here, as the AdWords Help Experts reported, is the text of the email Google’s contacting certain advertisers with: “It’s come to our attention that you have submitted ads that promote Google Money Tree or ads that promote a misrepresented affiliation with Google.  Due to multiple complaints from our users and publishers, we’ve made the decision not to accept these ads.”

The email then continues, “This is a notification that your account has been suspended due to the submission of these ads and your ads will no longer run on Google.  Please note that future accounts you open will also be suspended.”

So Google’s taking the matter quite seriously, which is nice.  Google’s actually scored high in a number of “brand trust” surveys, so scams in its name are especially dangerous.

With all due respect, we’d just offer the tip that you avoid doing anything the least bit suspicious-looking.

Font sizes labeled “small,” “medium,” and “large” are all available for advertisers to use as they see fit.  The default size is medium, which is actually a bit bigger than what most people are used to seeing, and may therefore yield better results.

Or you can opt for the small size and make users feel a little less pressured to click.  Or just throw caution to the wind and see how users react to the large size.  Google won’t hold you to whatever adjustments you make, so it’s always possible to switch things back or micromanage.

In fact, a post on the Inside AdSense blog points out to readers that they can make changes “on an account-wide basis or by individual ad unit — just follow the instructions listed in our Help Center. . . .  [W]e recommend testing these new font size options with your existing customizations to determine which combinations perform best on your pages.”

So see if you can make people stop and gawk at (and click on) any ads on your site.  At least until the novelty wears off, there’s likely some extra money to be made.

An eMarketer article states, “A 2008 Nielsen Mobile poll found that only 9.2 million US mobile subscribers purchased goods or services with their handset – a low figure when compared with a JPMorgan projection of 233 million total subscribers.  Even lower next to eMarketer’s estimate of 270 million US mobile phone subscribers in 2008.”

And although 2009 might be better – the iPhone, the Palm Pre, and the Android operating system are liable to help – stats suggesting that any sort of huge surge has taken place haven’t appeared.

Plus, even if people do start to make purchases using their phones, a Harris Interactive poll found that individuals generally aren’t willing to go for expensive items, opting instead for cheap stuff like pizza, movie tickets, and music.  Admittedly, hotel rooms count as a pricey, high-ranking item, but you have to figure the overlap of need and convenience is a huge factor there.

So if your blog or site isn’t optimized for viewing on a cell phone, well, don’t sweat it.  This might be a fine option to pursue if you have the time, but otherwise, your energy can probably be put to better use.

Barry Schwartz recently ran a poll on this issue, and 160 people responded.  The absolute worst day to send link request emails, according to these folks, is Saturday.  You’ve got to figure everyone will spend most of the day away from their computers, and be pretty quick with the “delete” button when they do check their email.

Next up in terms of bad ideas is Thursday.  How or why it appeared here is anybody’s guess.  But then come Friday and Sunday, and it’s likely that some of the same I-don’t-want-to-be-bothered attitude that people adopt on Saturdays will be present here.

Wednesday’s next, followed by Monday.  Monday’s presence this high on the list seems a bit odd, considering that people will have all sorts of stuff to catch up with and probably be in a bad mood from the weekend ending, besides.  You’re on your own with it.

Finally, though, is Tuesday.  A full 28 percent of Schwartz’s respondents identified this as the best day to send link request emails.  Why?  Well, it’s a good bet that everyone will be a little settled into the pattern of the week at this point and ready to accomplish some stuff.

As for the best time to send link request emails, we’ll cut to the chase and reveal that 40 percent of the survey’s participants favored the 8 AM to noon chunk of time.  Then 1 PM to 6 PM is popular with another 30 percent of the crowd.

Plan your schedule accordingly if you decide to seek out any links.

What went wrong?

The site started out with 25 live cards in stock. After 3 weeks they were all sold. But I only received payment for like 10 cards. The other cards were gone without my knowledge. I still don’t know how this happened. But, to keep this story short, this site will not continue selling live cards like the way it did. It does get some search engine traffic so maybe we will put up some other xbox affiliate offers.

I am also starting a new site, called new movie rentals. The plan is to earn money through affiliates to rent movies online. This is a fresh start up, I will blog about it later when it gets some results (in the search engines or revenue wise).

The site only offers 3 types of cards:

• 1 Month Subscription Code
• 3 Months Subscription Code
• 12 + 1 Months Subscription Code

The mission of this ecommerce site is making money obviously. It will be an interesting project for me because it is the first ecommerce site I ever made. I will give you guys update on the progress!

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As I am getting more active again lately to earn some nice cash, I am going to transform this blog into a good looking, monetized blog about Halo Wars!

Will keep you guys updated on what I change and how I build more links for this one! Make sure you subscribe to my feed to stay updated!

He told his readers (ya, I am one of them) to create a site around the following subjects:

Portable Oxygen
Structure Settlements
Payroll Software
Adjustable Bed

I chose the first one If you are looking to create sites for adsense, take one of these topics, but stay away from the first one please, hehe!

Also doing a site about Foot Health, but not linking to it as it is a contest with Anand, I will make the text link to it later (once the contest is over and the text is indexed by the big G, who knows, it might help).

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