David vs. Googliath: Google 1, Jason 0 (so far)

So Google has decided, with no explanation, to deprive their advertisers a place on any of my three blogs. I apologize to the advertisers who would have soon found their inclusion lucrative, but such is life. I will continue to explore alternate revenue streams and let Google AdSense continue to rip off others.

Here, for your amusement, is Googliath's response to my appeal after they suspended by my AdSense account, stripped my ads, and pocketed my $40 in revenue (all with no explanation):

Re: [#316838311] Appeal Form Submitted

From: Google AdSense <adsense-adclicks@google.com>

Hello,

Thanks for providing us with additional information. However, after thoroughly reviewing your account data and taking your feedback into consideration, we've re-confirmed that your account poses a significant risk to our advertisers. For this reason, we're unable to reinstate your account. Thank you for your understanding.

As a reminder, if you have any questions about your account or the actions we've taken, please do not reply to this email. You can find more information by visiting

https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?answer=57153.

Sincerely,

The Google AdSense Team

And that's that. Never again may I have Google Ads. Never again will I have "Lose 40 lbs. in 10 days" on Back to the Well. Never again will I have "Write a mystery -- in 2 weeks" on So Lonesome I Could Die: Hardboiled Mystery. And perhaps most upsetting is the fact that never again will I have links to "Hot Adult Blogs" on Blogging for Fun and Profit. Where oh where will I ever find such high-value, classy advertisers?

If you have suggestions for how to make money from these humble blogs, please post a comment. This is, after all, a grassroots e-commerce experiment, so all ideas, no matter how far-fetched or outlandish, will be considered.