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I have heard somewhere that if u use adword you should dot have google ads in the page you are publishing. If so google bans you.
Is it true?

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Short answer: you will not be automatically banned just for running Google Ads (AdWords/Google Ads) while showing ads on your pages. The enforcement risk is the landing-page quality and intent — pages created mainly to re-sell bought traffic (i.e., little original content and lots of ad units) are what get penalized. was pointing at that root cause.

What to avoid and what triggers enforcement:

  • Pages with minimal or duplicated content and heavy ad density above the fold.
  • Redirects, cloaking, or misleading landing pages that don't match the ad or search intent.
  • Sites built solely to capture clicks from paid traffic rather than to help visitors.
  • High volumes of suspicious/invalid traffic from low-quality sources.

About using other ad networks instead of Google ads: switching networks does not remove the requirement that your landing page must provide user value. Google Ads enforces destination and quality rules regardless of which ad networks appear on that page. If you are also a publisher using AdSense, follow AdSense program policies too.

Practical checklist:

  • Add clear, original content and navigation so a visitor can use the page without clicking ads.
  • Ensure ad placements do not encourage accidental clicks.
  • Match ad text to the page so intent is respected.
  • Use reputable traffic sources; monitor bounce rate, time on site, conversion rate, and Google Ads “invalid traffic” notifications.
  • If you get a policy warning or suspension, use the Google Ads appeal/review process and fix the landing-page issues first.

For publisher-specific details, see the official AdSense program policies: .

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Google will ban you for arbitrage. That is the practice of buying cheap ppc traffic and sending it to a page filled with expensive adsense ads.

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thanx for your reply.
what if you have other ads rather then google ads. I guess this should not cause any problem

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