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Hi all,

I'm searching for a NON-TLD PPC engine that accepts non Top Level Domain URLs like
server.com/~user/ or user.server.com
Google Adsence refuses those and my web page is like server.com/~user/

any ideas ?

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For (site served as server.com/~user/): the usual cause of a straight “refused” from Google AdSense is that the account can’t be connected and verified for that URL (AdSense needs the site added, the verification code or meta tag placed where its crawler can reach it, and the page to be public). See Google’s Connect your site to AdSense documentation for the required verification methods and common connection errors. ()

Practical hierarchy of fixes (most robust first). Host the content on a domain or a subdomain the publisher controls (buy a low‑cost domain or use a mapped subdomain such as user.example.com). That gives full DNS/hosting control (easier verification, ads.txt at site root, LetsEncrypt SSL, etc.). Google’s site verification flows support both domain and URL-prefix verification, and some platforms (Ezoic, ad exchanges) explicitly require DNS-level control for advanced integrations—so domain control is the long‑term solution. (developers.google.com)

Short-term monetization options. If moving to a domain is not immediately possible, consider more flexible networks that explicitly support hosted pages or site-builder-hosted sites (examples include networks that advertise support for Google Sites / hosted URLs). Adsterra’s publisher guide discusses monetizing Google Sites and similar hosted setups; review each network’s publisher FAQ before signing up and expect stricter checks for quality/ads.txt. ’s suggestion to look for “ad network for Blogspot” is on point for finding flexible providers. (adsterra.com)

Quick troubleshooting checklist to get AdSense (or similar networks) to reconsider a hosted URL: 1) add the exact site URL to AdSense and place the provided code between <head>…</head>; 2) ensure the page is public (no password) and reachable by crawlers; 3) provide a clear privacy policy and original content; 4) implement ads.txt at the site root or use the host’s ads.txt support; 5) request a manual review after fixes. If these fail repeatedly, migrate the content to a domain or subdomain under direct control. ()

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By PPC engine do you mean PPC ad network? And for you being in the capacity of a publisher?

Years ago I knew a whole bunch offhand but most of them probably don’t exist anymore (Chitika, for example), and I’m typing on my phone. I’ll look into this later.

In the meantime try doing a quick google search for “ad network for Blogspot” since blogspot urls are in the form of name.blogspot.com

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