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Title: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: rkandrades on October 25, 2015, 02:22:01 PM I would like to know if somebody here blocks iframes in your faucet. This wil break the rotators which loads the faucet but I'm not sure if this is a good move. I think this move could makes me lose traffic and decrease my ads clicks. Someone here expeciend these issues? Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: umair01 on October 25, 2015, 03:30:27 PM Blocking it will do more harm to the owners than to the users in my opinion as many prefer to use rotators and this way it will definitely decrease the amount of traffic a faucets gets so it's certainly not a good and smart move
Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: krishnapramod on October 25, 2015, 04:08:45 PM In my opinion blocking iframe is the best option if you have adsense...google does not allow ads to be displayed within frames...nowadays no one is using rotators...mostly lists only
Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: LosingAlpha on October 25, 2015, 04:16:12 PM In my opinion blocking iframe is the best option if you have adsense...google does not allow ads to be displayed within frames...nowadays no one is using rotators...mostly lists only I'd be very surprised if Google were to get uppity about someone else embedding your site in an iframe.The agreement is between the publisher and Google, not Google, the publisher and everybody else in the world. Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: misterbit on October 25, 2015, 04:26:07 PM I do not think it worthwhile to put anti iframe on this type of websites.
Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: FaucetRank.com on October 25, 2015, 04:49:08 PM In my opinion blocking iframe is the best option if you have adsense...google does not allow ads to be displayed within frames...nowadays no one is using rotators...mostly lists only I'd be very surprised if Google were to get uppity about someone else embedding your site in an iframe.The agreement is between the publisher and Google, not Google, the publisher and everybody else in the world. AdSense tos clearly says it's publisher responsibility that his website is not put in frame if AdSense code available. Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: Gifted on October 25, 2015, 04:49:39 PM I block iframes so my faucet does not go into a rotator. the reason is people on rotators just want satoshi and speed they will not click on ads at all. But i also have a anti-anti- Iframe installed to counteract the iframe break so my rotator works with moonbit. only one faucet i cant put in rotator because they have great kung-fu :)
Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: rkandrades on October 25, 2015, 04:55:10 PM It seems to me that my ads are being shown normally in iframe and rotators...
Is there somebody of you blocking iframes? Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: rkandrades on October 25, 2015, 04:57:36 PM I block iframes so my faucet does not go into a rotator. the reason is people on rotators just want satoshi and speed they will not click on ads at all. But i also have a anti-anti- Iframe installed to counteract the iframe break so my rotator works with moonbit. only one faucet i cant put in rotator because they have great kung-fu :) And your earnings from Adsense? They decreased after implementing the anti iframe? Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: Gifted on October 25, 2015, 05:21:26 PM I block iframes so my faucet does not go into a rotator. the reason is people on rotators just want satoshi and speed they will not click on ads at all. But i also have a anti-anti- Iframe installed to counteract the iframe break so my rotator works with moonbit. only one faucet i cant put in rotator because they have great kung-fu :) And your earnings from Adsense? They decreased after implementing the anti iframe? Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: rkandrades on October 25, 2015, 05:26:02 PM I block iframes so my faucet does not go into a rotator. the reason is people on rotators just want satoshi and speed they will not click on ads at all. But i also have a anti-anti- Iframe installed to counteract the iframe break so my rotator works with moonbit. only one faucet i cant put in rotator because they have great kung-fu :) And your earnings from Adsense? They decreased after implementing the anti iframe? How the bots killed your Adsense account? Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: LosingAlpha on October 25, 2015, 05:47:16 PM AdSense tos clearly says it's publisher responsibility that his website is not put in frame if AdSense code available. [Citation needed]Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: Gifted on October 25, 2015, 05:48:55 PM I block iframes so my faucet does not go into a rotator. the reason is people on rotators just want satoshi and speed they will not click on ads at all. But i also have a anti-anti- Iframe installed to counteract the iframe break so my rotator works with moonbit. only one faucet i cant put in rotator because they have great kung-fu :) And your earnings from Adsense? They decreased after implementing the anti iframe? How the bots killed your Adsense account? Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: FaucetRank.com on October 26, 2015, 05:38:32 AM [/quote] Quote How the bots killed your Adsense account? so if you still think you have 500 visits and you are getting 100s of clicks then start worrying those maybe bot clicks. Title: Re: Blocking iframes is a good move? Post by: Gifted on October 26, 2015, 03:31:35 PM Quote How the bots killed your Adsense account? so if you still think you have 500 visits and you are getting 100s of clicks then start worrying those maybe bot clicks. [/quote] correct |