1. Invalid click activity: AdSense has strict policies against clicking on your own ads or encouraging others to do so. If there is an unusual amount of invalid clicks or suspicious activity detected on your account, Google may disable your AdSense account.
2. Violation of AdSense policies: AdSense has a set of policies that publishers must adhere to. Violating these policies, such as displaying inappropriate content or engaging in deceptive practices, can lead to the disabling of your AdSense account.
3. Low-quality content: If your website or blog does not meet the quality standards set by Google, your AdSense account can be disabled. This includes websites with plagiarized content, insufficient original content, or automated content generation.
4. Copyright infringement: If your website has infringed upon someone else’s copyrighted material, such as using images or text without permission, Google may disable your AdSense account.
5. Suspicious traffic sources: If your website receives traffic from suspicious sources or engages in traffic exchange programs, your AdSense account may be disabled. Google encourages publishers to generate organic and legitimate traffic.
It is important to read and understand AdSense policies to prevent any violations and potential disabling of your account.
