Content Summary : Providing a Web Site Address Google will review the web site address you provide for compliance with the contentpolicies of the AdSense program (see https://www.google.com/adsense/policies for moreinformation about AdSense policies). It is not unusual for Google to reject web sites fornoncompliance with content provisions of the AdSense policies; the prohibitions rangefrom excessive advertising content through adult content, content about hacking, andcontent using excessive profanity. It is permissible (and often done) to use one Google AdSense account across multipleweb addresses. If you are maintaining half a dozen sites, it is easier to work with a sin-gle AdSense account than to keep up with statistics on multiple accounts (seeChapter 9 for information about what you need to do to monitor your AdSenseperformance). This leads to the possible scenario of submitting one URL for acceptance into the pro-gram and eventually placing AdSense ads on noncompliant sites. You could probablyget away with doing this for a while, but it is a bad idea. If you are caught, Google willmost likely terminate your entire account. The best approach is to apply for a separate account for any web site with questionablecontent. That way, you are aboveboard. If Google accepts the account application, itcan have no beef with you because of the content. If Google rejects the application,then you’ll need to work with one of the less squeamish vendors mentioned inChapter 5.