Google Not Transparent to Ad Sense Users, Right? Or Wrong?

As you may be aware Google is not transparent to ad sense users about the click details. They simply would say they can’t reveal their algorithm.  Can’t you be transparent when you are doing a genuine business? Is it really necessary to hide those vital facts from the customers? Can you trust a website that doesn’t expose its algorithm? Please keep reading…..

Google ad sense: If you are familiar with Google ad sense policies, you will know that Ad sense users are not provided many vital details they ought to know. For example, Google never lets you know how much the advertisers actually bid for their advertisements. In other words Google doesn’t reveal how much money they get for a click from the advertisers for a particular advertisement. How much they take and how much they pay for the publishers is still a secret. Google analytics can tell only a part of the game. You can know from where your traffic comes but not where from your clicks come. You also can’t know which topic fetches you better rewards. Google has the authority to declare some clicks as zero clicks and you can do nothing about it. Above all Google can disable your account even though you have not done anything against their policies.

Big companies need not be genuine: We think big companies are always honest and genuine. The fact of the matter is they need not be. I blindly believed Google is 100% genuine when I opened my ad sense account three years ago,  but I was very much disappointed with them in the end when they disabled my account for no reasons.  I have never clicked my own ads nor asked others to do so. Yet Google banned my account after I reached the payout.  Google is not the end of the road.

Any algorithm that is not open is bad: I think any business should be transparent to its customers. If something is kept as secret, the reliability of the business will be at stake. It is applicable to all businesses and all websites including Triond’s hot content algorithm.  Hiding facts from the customers and banning accounts without warning and reasons is absolutely wrong. Unfortunately we can’t do anything about this except to make others be aware of it.

Summary: Big companies need not be honest and genuine.  You can’t trust them in all matters, just because they are big companies. Any company that deliberately hides vital facts from its customers is not trustworthy. Hiding facts saying their algorithm can’t be exposed, is not a business strategy but a cheap tactic. Thanks for reading.

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