Many things come into play once adding a user to your own Adsense account. More importantly running a bit of a back history on the individuals possible run-in’s with Google Terms Of Service may be a great way to start. That being said here are a few follow the rules information tactics to know about.

1.) Once an individual has been added to your Google Adsense account, you are solely responsible for any wrong doing that individual may cause. This is a “must know before accepting” rule. That’s why Google insists on testing the waters beforehand because one fatal slip up and the entire account can be deactivated.

2.) After the individual has succeeded by passing some sort of test you’ve rigged up. Enter the email address of this individual to your account. If not nothing will happen and no one will be added.

3.) Then a possible pending action may pop up next to the users with sign-in access. If this is the case then you are on the right track.

4.) Now, like with all activation requirements. The individual will need to check their email and click “Accept” on the invitation to activate their account.

As easy and to the point this all sounds, sometimes a refresher course is needed. No one wants to invite a possible co-worker or co-manage blogger and no accepts the invitation. Tell them to check their spam folder as well. Without a doubt this is the simplest, effective also quickest way to ensure someone access to your account as a user.

So the next batch of questions comes in…what if you want to delete a user? A time may come when you’ve parted ways or they simply want to create their own Google Adsense Account. If so follow these steps towards removal.

1.) Sign in to your account.

2.) There should be an X next to the user’s name. If so, click. An email will be sent to the individual informing them of their removal from your Adsense account.

Also after deleting said user, they cannot sign back in to your account. A few people have asked about this and inquired. But once that X has been clicked, the official “End of Service” automatically proceeds. Yet if this is a mistake (for some unknown reason) an activation can be held only if you intend to make them an Administrator. From there on out the individual(s) will be able to access any information on that account.

The important lesson here is to be sure before adding and deleting anyone. Mistakes happen on both ends. Run a test trial first before putting your own Google Adsense account on the line. Inquire, ask questions and most of all keep an eye on any misinformation that may be thrown around. This can be a red flag to the Adsense Terms Of Service. As well as before deleting be sure about any decision that will make a mark on your own account.