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Restrict Google Adsense Ads To Allowed Sites Only

Despite being one of the biggest online advertising networks, Google Adsense did not take any suitable measures to maintain publisher privacy and safety until now. Everyone is aware of the fact that Google Adsense does not use any site ownership checks to prevent a publisher’s adsense ID from being abused on some other site but a new feature implementation will now ensure the safety of publishers and will allow them to display ads only on the sites of their own choice.

Restrict Google Ads To Allowed Sites Only

The new feature is called as the Publisher Whitelist. You can find the Publisher Whitelist once you log in to your Google Adsense account and navigate to Adsense Setup -> Allowed Sites. Here you can choose either to display your ads on all sites or restrict them to some particular sites which you will enter yourself in the list. If you are going to use this feature then make sure you enter the URLs of all the sites where your ads are being displayed e.g. Forums, Revenue Sharing Platforms etc.

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Pros and Cons of Publisher Whitelist

Definitely this new feature in Google Adsense can prevent publisher identity abuse and can help them in maintaining privacy and security of their Google Adsense accounts but at the same time it can be a revenue killer as many people would not be able to see your ads who are accessing your site from indirect sources like Google cache or Internet proxy sites. So are you going to use this feature on your blog or is it again some not-so-happening Google news for you?

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This is really a good improvement towards ensuring the safety of publisher’s account. I sometimes came across people complaining and looking out for solution especially when their publisher number are used outside publisher’s websites by some irresponsible people. I’m sure this measure in some way helps the publishers.

Thats exactly what I think. Long ago I asked on the Digital Point Forums if there was any check offered by Google Adsense which can ensure Publisher safety but the answer of course disappointed me then.

Good to know now good publishers have a shield that can be used to protect themselves.

I think it is a great feature that they added. I wonder how many people looking through Google cache and proxies would actually click on ads in the first place to make it a significant worry?

I like your point and quite well agree to it because many adsense gurus and other monetization experts believe that only those people click ads who visit your site directly from search engines etc.

This will help in controlling the websites that is useless to our content

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