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Say I have a blog, running with Google Ads.
And I have the total control of that blog. It's not hosted on somewhere else.
Is it possible for me to detect the content of the ads that's been displayed to my readers? For instance, if the keyword Quora is displayed, I want to remove the ads.
I've tried this: How to get the body's content of an iframe in Javascript?
But I can't get the HTML out.
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When you link your AdSense and Google Analytics accounts, information about your linked Analytics account (such as the Account Name/ID) becomes visible to users who have access to your AdSense account.
So, the answer is no, it will most likely not cause any harm to your Adsense account. Now however, if they for some reason suspect that it's you, or someone you know repeatedly clicking your Adsense ads… Then your account will most likely receive a permanent ban for life.
The commission you will receive depends mainly on the competition as well as CPC in a niche. In most cases, the commission per click will range between $0.20 and $15. Also, a majority of niches fetch less than $3 a click to publishers. ¹ However, remember that some niches can be more profitable.
Is it possible for me to detect the content of the ads that's been displayed to my readers?
This is not possible because of Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) rules:
Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is a mechanism that allows restricted resources on a web page to be requested from another domain outside the domain from which the first resource was served. A web page may freely embed cross-origin images, stylesheets, scripts, iframes, and videos. Certain "cross-domain" requests, notably Ajax requests, are forbidden by default by the same-origin security policy.
Read full article in the link above.
The Google Adsense Advertising will be created using a JavaScript file which is not on your server.
You can block an advertising in "Ad review center". Citate from official Google Adsense support site:
Ad review center overview
The Ad review center is a feature that gives you more transparency and control over the ads that appear on your site. When you enable the Ad review center, you can review individual ads after they're shown and assess whether you want to continue showing them on your pages.
Some important things to know about the Ad review center:
- You can find it on the Allow & block ads page in your AdSense account
- It supports ads of all targeting types (contextual, personalized, and placement)
- You can use its filter and search functions to help you find ads to review and block
- It doesn't support all AdSense products
- You can only block ads at the product level, not on a site-by-site basis
For help getting started with the Ad review center, see our guide to reviewing ads.
You could do too: Block ads by general category: at the site level or at the product level
Important information: each from this links above you can read in your language (e.g. Chinese) too. You can change the language in the bottom of each page.
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