Just for the records, I STRICTLY follow allow Google terms of service (unlike 80% of affiliates). I don’t run the same offer on multiple accounts, but rather run different offer on different accounts.

Also, I know LOTS of super affiliate who have also gotten that threaten message over totally bogus reasons, just as I have. It’s a serious problem.

-Amit

I don’t support breaking the rules or teaching people how to skirt them.

But in general terms (not in defense of Amit)… I think any PPC affiliate making 20K a month has tested things, pushed the boundaries and probably gotten in trouble at times – but no one hears about it so they can learn from it. To scale to the point that you make an average of 200,00K a month you are probably going to make more mistakes and try more things to get to that level of earning.

Again, not condoning doing anything against anyone’s TOS – just saying anyone that’s making 200K a month has pushed the boundaries to get there, Amit is not unique in that.

I admire Amit because he blogs about his successes and failures and gives affiliates the chance to learn from all his testing and yes, all his mistakes. I think his blog is a good free resource for affiliates.

Do I agree with/like everything he does/says? Of course not! But the gold nuggets you can get at his blog are worth skimming through the other info to get to.

“I’m now using completely seperate accounts for my new affiliate campaign that I’m launching – just to be on the safe side.”

Which is against Google rules and can get you banned if caught. Why would a PPC Super Affiliate risk that?

He also posted he received this message:

‘”It has come to our attention that despite multiple disapprovals, you have repeatedly submitted ads that violate our Editorial Guidelines and content policies.

Please consider this notice a final warning. If you submit these ads again or continue to run ads that violate our policies, we will be unable to run any of your AdWords ads in the future.”

Doesn’t look so super.