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I figured I would use my assets with experiment of building a niche Ebay blog. I had a domain with a PageRank of 4 that I used to sell Ebay software and ebooks from. It had been banned by Google about 4 years ago and I have been just sitting on the domain, waiting. I had no use for it other than it also held my main email address. I figured Google would give me a break sometime.

Official: Google To Enforce AdWords URL Policy Starts April 1st

I hate Google. Why? Because I have been following this policy since it went into effect. I watched as other affiliates skated around it. Now they want to start enforcing it. Google:"Okay guys, we made this rule, but it wasn’t really a rule. You can break it if you want. Just don’t tell anybody. We will make it a real rule later."

A policy is not a policy unless it’s enforced, assholes.

I was going to write a post on landing pages today because they determine what type of keywords you will use. But I figured, if you are waiting to get started, it is much better to just jump in and go. But I will go over a few landing pages types.

Adsense Click Lock

I have heard of Google kicking people off of Adsense for many reason. They use algorithms to find the bad apples. Most of the times these algorithms do what they are supposed to do. And that is make sure that advertisers paying for ads are getting what they are paying for. Real people clicking through. Real people who are interested in your product.

But sometimes bad things happen to good people. I have heard of having their Adsense account deleted because they got one of their pages stumbled. The reason: the page got too many impressions and no clickthroughs, impression fraud. What? That’s ridiculous.

Google Assassin

It’s the big one this time. I got my emails saying this is the next best thing since the last best thing. Better get out your credit cards and start spending.

I think these emails are written for a certain type of person. One that is not as skeptical as me.

You could call this one Day Job Killer the sequel.

It’s great to know that it’s whole selling point is stealing ads, keywords, everything from people who have already done their research. No, don’t do your own work. Make your money off the backs of others. If I had time, I would write the true sales page for this product.