Are you aware of this Google AdSense policy?

I am sure not more than 25% of Google AdSense publishers (including me) are aware of the minute details of Google's AdSense policies. Are you ready to dispute?

Ok, then about this point in Google's terms and conditions?

* Your website or blog should not publish copyrighted materials
* In fact, your site should not have links to such sites similar to Torrent sites, free download of copyrighted software, ebooks etc.

If Google finds you violating these conditions, Google will not serve AdSense on such web sites/web pages though Google won't ban your AdSense account.

You would receive an email from Google with subject, "Google AdSense ad serving has been disabled to your site". Surely, you would notice a chill up your spine when you read it in your inbox.

What to do if such a situation arises?
Read this most informative article from Harsh Agrawal of Shout me Loud blog.
http://www.shoutmeloud.com/google-adsense-ad-serving-has-been-disabled-to-your-site-fix.html

Harsh Agrawal's shoutmeloud.com contains valuable information for bloggers. Every blogger who is serious about becoming a problogger should subscribe to his blog's feed.

Want a free adsense blog?

Free adsense blog means you get the blog for free and you can monetize it with Google AdSense provided you already have adsense account. The free blog doesn't come with built-in Google advertisements.

Am I clear?

Ok, now go to http://blogpico.com/ to sign up for your free AdSense blog. The blogging platform they use is Wordpress and their templates are said to be AdSesne ready.

I noticed an interesting feature in Blog Pico. You can create your own groups or join existing groups and share your experiences and develop your network of online contacts.

I give below the screenshot of a blog chosen randomly.









Want one for you?