My guess is that Google calculated how efficient was Dylan's traffic was for AdWords customers. AdWords customers can setup goals for their ads (reach certain p

My guess is that Google calculated how efficient was Dylan's traffic was for AdWords customers. AdWords customers can setup goals for their ads (reach certain page e.g. "ThankYouForYourPurchase.html". So if almost all traffic Dylan sent did not reach any goals, then it's disappointing for AdWords users and for Google. So when Google determined that -- they were only looking for an excuse to drop him, and Dylan gave such excuse by indirectly incentivizing users to click on AdSense ads. --- I told my subscribers that I got some money if they visited the websites of those advertisers --- Still Google should be more transparent about reasons why they are dropping AdSense partners.