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> I agree. Over a decade ago when I was a freshman in college I participated in an AdSense click ring with my dormmates. We made $200 or so each, which was cool
by reallymental 9y ago
> I agree. Over a decade ago when I was a freshman in college I participated in an AdSense click ring with my dormmates. We made $200 or so each, which was cool at that age. Within a few months we got caught and banned from AdSense. Now I have a YouTube channel with tens of thousands of viewers but I can’t monetize it at all, even though YouTube wasn’t even part of the same company as AdSense when my silly freshman experiment went down.
If your viewers are recurrent, then you might want to ask them to support you via a 3rd channel such as patreon?
You need not lose revenue from the content you create through alphabets' vague rules and products.
- ceejayoz 9y ago> You need not lose revenue from the content you create through alphabets' vague rules and products. In fairness, Alphabet's "don't ever defraud us" rules are quite clear, and it's hardly surprising they don't trust someone with that on their record.