How To Fix “Ads Serving Has Been Limited” on Adsense [100% Effective]
How To Fix “Ads Serving Has Been Limited” on Adsense [100% Effective]
Have
you ever wonder why you receive this kind of message on your Google Adsense
Account? “The number of ads you can show
has been limited”
There
are a lot of causes of why these things happen on your account. You can use Google
Adsense Help or check the link below for any related Adsense
issues:
According
to some publishers, “Ad serving being
limited doesn’t necessarily mean they won’t show any ads, it just means they
will only show a limited number of ads while they are assessing your traffic
and content quality. Some pages may not show ads, and other pages may still
show ads. There is no way to appeal
this.
The ads limits also may not
always be due to invalid traffic – in some cases, they are just assessing the
traffic, so perhaps a newer website or new account might result in them
checking the traffic for quality.
In some cases, it
might only last a few days, in others, it can be quite a bit longer” –Gracey from Gold Product Expert.
Now
let’s proceed to the process of fixing this problem:
1.
Check your Notification and look for
specific issue/s that you’ve encountered.
By doing this, we will be able to determine the real issue/s and minimize
other issues which are not related.
2. Take Action.
After
the determination of the real issue, then take action by using all of your
resources (What are these?)
1. Use
you Google Adsense Help
2. Research, research, research on the internet or in Youtube
3. Follow the instruction given by the Google Adsense Policies
3. The Power of Patience
I
know it’s hard for you to wait to fix your Adsense problem but the more you
think about it, the harder it will be. So why not optimize your website and
make sure you have an organic traffic while waiting. Remember the mantra: “Patience is a virtue”
4. Make sure you got an Organic traffic rather
than Social Media traffic
According
to some publishers who experience this type of problem:
It’s not that social media traffic is always
bad. But it often leads to invalid clicks, especially if you have
a lot of ‘friends’ or followers who think they might be supporting you by
clicking ads.
A small amount of social
media traffic is probably fine, if your links are followed by people genuinely
interested in your content. But if the
content is high quality and interesting, it should be appearing in search
engines (not just Google – the others too) and much more likely to lead to the
kind of visitors who will read your articles, and then might click a relevant
ad due to real interest.
5. Publish more Quality Content or Articles
which strictly adhere to Google Adsense Guidelines/Policies
7.
Never allow anyone to access your
website/ adsense account in exchange of fixing your issues whether in cash or
in kind.
Several worried publishers posted their problems in social media and someone will offer a solution by saying “INBOX me I will fix it!” or PM me I have a solution” and then they will offer their services by paying dollars.
8. Improve your SEO
9. Check if there are broken links or missing
page in your website.
10. Check the Placement of your ads (must be
complied with Adsense policies)
11. Use Google Publisher Toolbar
NOW IT’S FIXED!!!
Don’t believe if other will say “inbox me i will fix it” – thats completely WRONG!
Google never hired technical people to fix your problem. What they do is for you to fix your issue by reading their policies and guidelines as stated above. So NEVER EVER believe those people (with fake Facebook account) who will fix your Adsense account.