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TLA (text Link ads) and Adsense Compatible?

If I put TLA (Text Link Ads)  on my site - is that going to disqualify me from using Google Adsense on the same page?


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I don't know, but my guess is that anything goes. As long as users are clicking both ad sets then TLA and Google are both happy.

I am an affiliate for online companies. I place ads (my affiliate links) to different companies on the same page and do well. Why would Google have different rules for placing ads? If Google Adsense does have a rule that says no TLA on the same page, I think that is rediculous.

If your question is: is placing TLA and Adsense on the same page bad for Search Engine Optimization? My educated guess is absolutely not - anything goes.
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There is no legal restriction or obligation to refrain from other forms of advertisinf when you use AdSense, maybe only except for ads which are exactly the same as AdSense (i.e. textual ads app from Yahoo).

I have seen sites that show AdSense on the side of the main page text, with Konterra text-link-ads in the main text.
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Be careful these days with adding paid links, Google has taken a very hard stand on the issue:  http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66736
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