This site will help you block the ads from MFA sites that really doesn't do your site as well as your revenue justice.
By blocking MFA site ads on your pages you give your users a better experience plus your revenue will increase.
You can of course take proactive action yourself by investigating the ads appearing on your pages.
Right click on the ad itself and choose to copy the link location as shown in pics below. (I'm guessing the options are located on the same place in the drop menu despite of the usage of another language)
Firefix Right Click:
Internet Explorer Right Click:
Then paste the link into Word or Notepad and extract the url which will be the landing page once someone would have actually clicked the ad.
As you can see when you pasted the link you see a long URL like this:
What's in bold is the URL of the landing page, type/paste this into your browser
To determine if a site would qualify as a MFA (Made for Adsense) site it would need to qualify one of the following points,
Does the landing page hardly have any content but it's surrounded with ads? Yes? = MFA
Does the landing page solely consist of Adsense ad formats? Yes? = MFA
Does the site contain links to pages with above criteria? Yes? = MFA
Also check if the general content of the site has anything to offer to your visitors regarding products/services since this is a strong indicator a site would NOT be a MFA site because the site actually try to monetize on products/services.
A site that would only hold content and is involved in a PPC campaign is not necessarely by definition a MFA site and the campaign is intended to attract new members - regular visitors and basically a form of marketing so to filter these from your ads appearing on your site is a matter up to you to decide.
I mean their intention is to attract traffic and not to attract traffic to click on their own PPC ads.
To read more about how to filter ads by using Googles Adsense filter read this page
for more insight how to use the filter.
Happy earnings
P.S. This may increase your earnings and is not a guaranteed method but it sure helps removing the MFA ads that don't pay as well as the genuine ads.
Since ads from genuine advertisers will pay of course more since they have a genuine interest to advertise - advertise to create revenue from their products and services.
MFA publishers wan't to spend as little as they can to create a ROI (Return on Investment) that gives them a profit in the end.
Similar post has been made on another forum by Cupid9 as explained in this blog post so THANKS to Cupid9 for sharing this to the Adsense publisher community.
I'm just the messenger
By blocking MFA site ads on your pages you give your users a better experience plus your revenue will increase.
You can of course take proactive action yourself by investigating the ads appearing on your pages.
Right click on the ad itself and choose to copy the link location as shown in pics below. (I'm guessing the options are located on the same place in the drop menu despite of the usage of another language)
Firefix Right Click:
Internet Explorer Right Click:
Then paste the link into Word or Notepad and extract the url which will be the landing page once someone would have actually clicked the ad.
As you can see when you pasted the link you see a long URL like this:
What's in bold is the URL of the landing page, type/paste this into your browser
To determine if a site would qualify as a MFA (Made for Adsense) site it would need to qualify one of the following points,
Does the landing page hardly have any content but it's surrounded with ads? Yes? = MFA
Does the landing page solely consist of Adsense ad formats? Yes? = MFA
Does the site contain links to pages with above criteria? Yes? = MFA
Also check if the general content of the site has anything to offer to your visitors regarding products/services since this is a strong indicator a site would NOT be a MFA site because the site actually try to monetize on products/services.
A site that would only hold content and is involved in a PPC campaign is not necessarely by definition a MFA site and the campaign is intended to attract new members - regular visitors and basically a form of marketing so to filter these from your ads appearing on your site is a matter up to you to decide.
I mean their intention is to attract traffic and not to attract traffic to click on their own PPC ads.
To read more about how to filter ads by using Googles Adsense filter read this page
for more insight how to use the filter.
Happy earnings
P.S. This may increase your earnings and is not a guaranteed method but it sure helps removing the MFA ads that don't pay as well as the genuine ads.
Since ads from genuine advertisers will pay of course more since they have a genuine interest to advertise - advertise to create revenue from their products and services.
MFA publishers wan't to spend as little as they can to create a ROI (Return on Investment) that gives them a profit in the end.
Similar post has been made on another forum by Cupid9 as explained in this blog post so THANKS to Cupid9 for sharing this to the Adsense publisher community.
I'm just the messenger
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