![](http://www.thekeyponderer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/G-300x168.jpg)
![](http://www.thekeyponderer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/one-account-300x106.jpg)
![](http://www.thekeyponderer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/google-acc-222x300.jpg)
![](http://www.thekeyponderer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/del-prod-300x163.jpg)
![](http://www.thekeyponderer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/del-gmail-300x157.jpg)
Blogger and WordPress Tips
The maximum number of ads that can be blocked per one AdSense account is 500. This can be at the site level or the account level – either ways, the upper limit is 500.
Go to AdSense account > Allow & block ads section.
On the left side – under the Content menu – select your site. On the right side, under Advertiser URLs, type in the URL that you want to block. Hit on Block URLs. This will ensure that ads from that particular advertiser will not appear on that site which you selected.
If you want to block ads at the account level – which means that ads from that URL will not appear on any of your sites within AdSense account – select All my sites under the Content menu on the left side and simply enter the URLs under your Advertiser URLs. This will ensure the ads from that blocked URL will not appear on any of the sites included in your AdSense account.
Remember, do not click directly on the ads to find out the URLs. Instead of creating such invalid clicks which is against AdSense Program Policies, you can just find out by using Google Publisher Toolbar – which is available from the Chrome Extensions page here.
Posted by +Arun Sarathy
We all know that Google search, the most prominent of Google Products is completely free. So how does Google make so much money? Of course, it has other products like Gmail, Google Maps, Google News, Google Earth, Google Drive, but all these are free too. This is where the smartness of Google comes in to play.
Posted by Arun Sarathy
Advertisement: Related Books:
Today India celebrates her 65th Republic Day. Google posted a nice colorful doodle marking the Indian Republic Day. The logo has a tri-color effect with bikers dressed in green, white and saffron, riding as if in a parade.
65th Republic day for India. Google did a good job of honoring it.
Posted by Arun Sarathy
What this update means to you?
If you want to send an email to people who haven’t yet exchanged the email addresses with you, then this feature might come in handy. But for this to work, what Gmail does is just suggest your Google+ connections as probably recipients when you type in the first few letters of your intended recipients. For this to work, you need not even add the email addresses to your contacts – it shows up as they are already in your Google+ contacts.
These preferences are handled and changed on your settings page. Read the newsletter I received below for more details.
AdSense Authority Beginners blogger Blogspot Books Code Conversion Optimization Customizing Options Design DIY Email Marketing Genesis Growth Hacking Hacks How to iPad iPhone iPod iTunes Lists People Secrets security SEO Small Stuff Smart Blogging Social Media Marketing Tips Tools Tricks Types of Blogging Video Marketing WordPress WPForms Writing