AdSense on Parked Page - Question

[zero_haze_au]

Just out of interest where exactly in Googles TOS or their adsense policy does it mention that your not allowed to place adsense on your own parked page ??

I have read both the TOS and Policy for adsense and found nothing that mentions this apparent rule.

Can someone post the link or post a quote of this condition.

 

[Corey]

which parking company are you referring to?

Cheers
Corey

 

[zero_haze_au]

Im referring to having my own parked domains (not using a parking company)

Say for example if i point 400 of my domains to my own server and create a one page site for each domain. (just like any other parking company) am i allowed to have adsense on the pages (without joining adsense for domains)?

I keep on reading everywhere that it is against Googles TOS to have adsense on your own parked pages, though i cant find this written anywhere in the policies.

 

[Corey]

adsense on a one page site?

Cheers
Corey

I take it you are referring to Google in Australia?

Google Terms of Service is at http://www.google.com.au/accounts/TOS

Googel AdSense Terms of Service https://www.google.com/adsense/localized-terms then at My billing address is located in: scroll to Australia.

Hope thats helped.

Cheers
Corey

 

[tansks]

Google not allow to place AdSense ads on page that no content. Parked page does not have content. So, AdSense Ads not allow in parked page.

 

[ngenme]

So you can't put adsense on parked.com customization page?

 

[weblord]

nope, you can't since links on parked.com already earn you money

So you can't put adsense on parked.com customization page?

 

[netmeg]

Also AdSense is javascript, and most parking sites (that I'm aware of) don't let you add javascript, even to the custom area.

 

[eugie17]

Google does not say it don't allow adsense on parked domains but it says that adsense must be put on a page with contents, and parked domains have no content but still I see many companies like godaddy doing that!

 

[netmeg]

That's not AdSense, it's a domain feed - that's a whole different product, with entirely different rules.

 

[Dean]

Adsense is a broad term. The OP is talking about Adsense for content, as the name says, its for content. The feeds that google provided to parking companies is adsense for domains or something like that and I dont think they are offering it to any new parking companies.

 

[Varon]

Also AdSense is javascript, and most parking sites (that I'm aware of) don't let you add javascript, even to the custom area.

Right... and most importantly, why would anyone add adsense to a Yahoo domain feed page? I mean, google syndication (Google Publisher Network) would definitely pay lesser than a Yahoo domain feed. Its pointless. You would rather want a visitor click on your Yahoo ads than the adsense ads.