Google has too much power online, they can make and break anyone that they choose.

If you write a bad article about them, or sell links, or do this or that, they can remove your site from search, not that I get much traffic from search, thankfully I’m a social marketer more than an seo marketer, and most of my traffic comes from pinging identi.ca, twitter, friendfeed, and facebook.

Apparently if somebody clicks a bunch on adsense ads on your website, you WILL get banned from adsense, does this seem fair? I didn’t do a thing, one person ruined me from collecting my adsense revenue. After a year I was at $90 and then in one day got $7 worth in ad clicks. In fact I wouldn’t be surprised if someone who works for google made all the clicks so they wouldn’t have to pay me.

I even told google about the suspicious activity, before I was banned. Does this seem right? Sure, I could go register a new adsense account in my wife’s name, but what would stop them from banning her account when we reach $90 again?

Which is why I’m launching a new facebook group: Google Haters. This is a group of people who basically hate google, perhaps a union of bloggers standing up for our own rights. According to google the internet is a tyrrany and google rules, but I believe we can fight back.

Have you been banned from adsense, adwords, or search rankings? Drop your comments or join the Google Haters group on facebook. We’ll have adsense click-off weekends, and do our best to wreak havoc on the internet king. I’m totally peeved at this and I believe in fighting back when I’ve received an injustice. If you’ve been hurt by google in anyway this will be a great way to fight back.

Join the facebook group now!

Of course you can call me mad, or an idiot, or over-reacting, but just wait - anyone can be hit by google, I always did my best to follow all the rules, I never broke any rules, and I still got banned. It can happen to anyone, I highly recommend just quitting google and trying another ad network.

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Building a FREE NICHE Money Making Website Part 2: Choose your Niche!
As I said earlier in my post about the dumbass Vic over at BloggerUnleashed.com and his BANS affiliate program (Build a Niche SCAM) is a waste of Money. It can be done for free, with better results.

We all know building a profitable Niche Site is a huge and exciting way to earn money online, and it does work - but I’m here to set the record straight on how to do this without getting taken to the cleaners.
Today’s Focus: Choosing your Niche.
There are a number of great tools online for comparing keywords and niches to find a profitable keyword. I have a personal favorite, but before I give you my favorite I will give you a run down of some of the popular programs:

Free Programs:

SeoDigger - Shows what keywords are ranking for the top 20 spots in google for a given domain. This one comes highly recommended however it was giving me an error, I recommend you try it yourself and see.
Google Adwords Keyword Tool - This is google’s tool for adwords users, it’s also a great tool for finding keywords.
SeoBook’s SEO Tools - This is a bunch of cool tools courteousy of SEOBook.

Paid Programs:

Wordtracker - This is one of the best tools on the web for researching keywords and they also offer a free trial.
Keyword Country - is a great site for finding high paying adsense keywords, but this can also help finding a good Niche for an Ebay Affiliate Niche Store as well.
Keyword Discovery - is also one of the top Keyword Research Tools online, and a product I highly recommend if its in your budget.

Now for the program I mentioned earlier, my ultimate favorite keyword research tool:

 

 Web CEO is a great free program and has a ton of features, the free version has a ton of features, and I highly recommend starting out with the free version and working your way upto the paid version.

One thing to look for on Web Ceo is the KEI the bigger the number the better, this is a ratio between the amount of searches a term gets and the competition for that term.

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