: Google doesn't show advertisements when sexual words are in the content In a Spanish curious news site. AdSense seems to block ads inside any page which contains some sexual words. In fact,

@Megan663

From support.google.com/adsense/answer/4410771

Google ads may not be placed on content that provides tips regarding sexual performance or discusses some treatments of sexual health issues. Examples include, but are not limited to:


advice about improving sexual performance
discussions and/or images of sexually transmitted diseases
sexual health advice related to pregnancy, childbirth, or family planning



I don't see it in the policies right now, but I believe that you can stay within their guidelines by not placing ads on the pages with prohibited content, or on the pages that link to those page. So you can still have AdSense on the rest of your site, just not where the Ads would appear within one click from adult content.

Google has put together a presentation about their adult content policies for AdSense and you can watch it on Youtube. The presentation is about half an hour long, but it goes into a lot of detail and really explains their policies.

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@Sue5673885

Adsense policies are clear about sexual content, ads cannot be displayed next to such content. I guess they don't make a difference between porn and scientific sex conversations.

If I were you, I would stop doing it right now, or you might be banned from AdSense.

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