It is now common these days that Google will limit your AdSense account when they notice unusual traffic coming from Facebook.
You can’t fault this mechanism put in place to fight fraud and bot. It’s just a way of being wise in making good business decisions.
One of the most important facts to have in mind is that Google cherishes organic traffic from search engines (not from them alone) interacting with their ads units. Because they believe it is the best audience-based interaction. And the reason they frown at traffic coming from FB is that the users may be a bot or they could be the wrong audience for the ads when they pay a visit to your website.
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To escape from “your Adsense is limited due to invalid traffic …”
ensure that the traffic coming from FB is not much as the one generated from organic search and or other referring website.
Now to avoid this AdSense limit as much as possible if FB will be your main source of traffic…
Avoid adding or making ads appear on the page that will generate traffic to your site…
Note that if the page already generates impressive traffic from search engines, there is no need to deactivate Adsense for the page.
If you anticipate that traffic is going to be generated continuously from that page…
When there is a high possibility that your goal is to get more traffic from FB. This isn’t a bad idea because you’re working on website SEO, generating more user conversion, and as well as allowing AdSense to keep turning in more revenue for you… You can follow up with the following procedure so as to implement the latest and most updated safe practice.
- Keep the page alive for your website
- Create a subdomain ( that will have just only the target content)
- Duplicate the reference page of the main domain on the subdomain you just created.
- Add the links to the main page on the subpage you just created. This will ensure that it finally redirects the traffic to the main page of the main domain… In the long run, it is good for SEO, your ads is safe, and you are more comfortable with running more Facebook ads that will generate more revenue and conversion for you.
This is how to deactivate AdSense for a page
If you’re just only interested in deactivating your auto ads for AdSense since all ads appear almost everywhere on your website. And it isn’t encouraging to you at all. These are the steps to take to make the specific page(s) of your choice ignore showing AdSense ads
1– copy the page URL link
2– go to “My ads” on your AdSense account, —> tab edit —> page exclusions “manage”
3– Tab add page —> add and paste URL link
4– and use the “apply to site” button to complete the process
5– repeat the steps above if you need to activate it for another page.
Should in case you run into ads limit
1– Disconnect the FB traffic source if it directly goes to the AdSense page OR you should just deactivate or remove the ads code on the website altogether.
2– Now start working on generating more organic searches from search engines.
3– Request for another fresh ads code. This takes 1-2 days to take effect. And finally, add the new code back to your website.
4– If the ads limit persists after 2 weeks when you’ve successfully got the first 3 steps over with, locate and use the feedback button that will allow you to open a conversation with the help center by alighting the steps you’ve taken to ensure that your traffic is now organic.
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