In the previously posted we try to secure an adsense ads by redirecting user with the same ip to another blog or another website. And now for a second way is to hide your adsense ads if the user’s IP address same as with the IP address that you use. <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript” SRC=”http://www.searchnc.com/cgi-bin/myip.pl”></SCRIPT> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript”> Second, add the following code under the tag of <body> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript”> Third, add the following code under the tag of </ body> <script>
First, login to your blogger account, then get into the HTML Edit menu, do not forget to tick the check box of Expand Widget Templates. After all Add the following code under the tag of <head>
function Hide(name) {
if (document.layers)
document[name].visibility = ‘hide’;
else {
var g = document.all ? document.all[name] : document.getElementById(name);
g.style.visibility = ‘hidden’;
g.style.display = ‘none’;
}
}
var ndx=IP.lastIndexOf(”.”);
var cblock=IP.substr(0,ndx);
</SCRIPT>
document.writeln(”Your IP: <B>”+IP+”</B>”);
</SCRIPT>
/*Hiding the ads:*/
if(cblock==”Your Ip address”) Hide(”location of id where an adsense code placed”);
</script>
Note :
IP address filled with your IP Address which you create an adsense activity. id is a name of location where your adsense script code placed. Example: the location of your adsense code is on widget of “id = ‘HTML2′ locked = ‘false’ title = ’sponsor’ type = ‘HTML’”, then you can replace the id with HTML2. Then save as the template. See the results , your ads will disappear!
Good Luck.
24 August 2010
Secure Your Adsense Ads From The Same Ip Access (2)
23 August 2010
Secure Your Adsense Ads From The Same Ip Access (1)
If the IP Address of blog visitors is the same with yours we can redirect them to another blog or website does not contain of adsense ads. And if visitors are not the same as your IP Address then let them to visit your blog. This way can be applied to your blogspot or blogger.com account. Here are steps to secure your adsense ads as follows :
In order to secure your existing adsense ads on the blog one of way is by looking at the IP Address. If the IP Address of blog visitors is the same with yours (usually in the same Network Area or in the same Internet Service Provider), we can redirect them to another blog or website does not contain of adsense ads. And if visitors are not the same as your IP Address then let them to visit your blog.
First, login to your blogger.com account and get into the menu of Layout > Edit Html and tick the check box of Expand Widget Templates, then attach the following code under the tag of <head>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript” SRC=”http://www.searchnc.com/cgi-bin/myip.pl”>
</SCRIPT>
Second, attach the following code under the tag of <body>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript”>
var ndx=IP.lastIndexOf(”.”);
var cblock=IP.substr(0,ndx);
if (cblock==”Yours.Ipaddress”) location.href=”http://www.toanotherblog.com/”;
</SCRIPT>
Actualy there is another way to secure adsense ads by hiding the ads from the same IP-Address access. Soon on the next post we will see how it works.
Good Luck.
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Preventing The Click Fraud on Adsense or Other Ppc Ads with Clickaider
Is click fraud haunting on you? Click fraud is the illegal activities. It usually carried out by competitors of ads on your blog or website.
Click fraud occured because there are people clicking the ads on your blog or website in excessive frequency. Or in other cases such as you told about your blog or website contained Adsense. But then they clicked those ads excessively.
Maybe, they mean well when they click a lot of ads it will increase your income in Adsense.But you forgot to explain them there are rules on adsense not to cheating on clicking ads and it is called The Click Fraud. This violation against the rules of google adsense. And the worst is your adsense account will banned or disqualified from the google adsense.
Therefore, to prevent the click fraud occured you should install The ClickAider on your blog or website contained Adsense Ads or implemented on other your PPC Ads.
Good Luck.
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