Google AdSense controls the Internet Marketing Advertising industry by displaying related ads to targeted audience on websites large and small.
If you’ve been an AdSense publisher for a while, you’ve certainly encountered people who criticize about being banned of the AdSense program for no good reason. While I’m sure there are cases where the publisher was wrongly finished, I think most account terminations are in fact done for applicable reasons.
Google AdSense is a huge product that has provided many webmasters with a upright income. In fact some have even become millionaires on AdSense income alone. One of the worst nightmares for webmasters, who use Google AdSense to generate 100% of their website income, is to obtain a notice that their Google AdSense has been banned or disabled. Here are the top five ways to get “banned from AdSense”.
1) Not following the AdSense Terms and Conditions:
Many people never fully understand the AdSense terms and conditions, often referred to as the TOS (terms of service). Though the TOS is unclear about some things, it is very clear about various things you can’t do.
2) Not Following the AdSense Program Policies:
The AdSense program policies are strictly part of the AdSense terms and conditions, even though they’re listed on a detach page. This is where you’ll find the information about how many link or ad units you can use on a page, what kind of sites are suitable.
3) Ignoring Warnings and Questions from Google:
Although certain events cause Google to repeatedly finish your account, many executions are preceded by a warning note from the AdSense team. This is your ability to protect yourself and to modify your site/behavior in response. If you’re not responsive, they’ll just go ahead and ban you.
4) Clicking Your Own Ads (Click Fraud):
There are absolutely lots of people out there who click their own ads, or support others to do so, for their own fiscal gain. If accidental clicks do happen and you shouldn’t fear if you by chance click an ad on one of your own sites. Just drop a quick note to Google telling them about it and take steps to avoid it from happening again.
Read Details here:  Click Fraud In AdSense Earnings
5) Opening Multiple AdSense Accounts:
This has become much harder to do since Google has added algorithms to notice multiple accounts belonging to the same person or unit. Each entity can only have one account. If you have a legal need for two or more accounts, you must make a split legal entity for each additional account, and that article must unconnectedly relate and be approved for a new account.