Approved for adsense after 2 rejections - quick guide overview

[Nedum]

Sorry, I don't have a service on here, there are a few people already in the marketplace that make AdSense approved sites. However, if you follow these guidelines and make a decent site, you should have no problem getting approved.

Please, what theme do you use for approval?
And, do you think I can get approval with health niche?

 

[Panther28]

Please, what theme do you use for approval?
And, do you think I can get approval with health niche?

Sure why not. You will have to make sure your articles aren't just the most general of the general to be the best safe. But even still you should be ok, as long as your site is properly finished. I pick themes that I like and I think to make the site look good. I like to make ALL my sites different and rarely use the same theme twice.

 

[dlyhai]

is the Bot to approve website?

 

[octoads]

Thanks for sharing! Actually 6 or 7 of my website not going through moderation for more than 3 months for now, so I'll be happy to test out your guide.

 

[octoads]

Haven't applied for AdSense for a site in a while, and for my first 2 submissions recently, they were both rejections.

However, I made an effort in the past week to do a new site (it just had plain articles uploaded to it) and get it approved, so here is a list of things I did.

• 1 or 2 images per page
• Youtube video per page
• 1 or 2 Wikipedia links per page
• 1 or 2 industry links per page
• 3 to 5 internal page keyword links
• Spotify or podcast per page
• Related posts plugin
• Most popular posts widget
• Social media buttons per page
• Privacy policy & contact page
• Popup cookie banner
• Favicon
• Tags & tags widget
• Search box
• About us widget description
• Newsletter subscription widget box

The total amount of articles written was 40.
42k words, over 1k average per post.

The articles were uploaded a year ago and over the course of 4 to 5 months.
10 articles have been rehashed news articles with a link back to the main source industry-leading news article.
All 10 articles were published within the last 6 months, and the most recent article is 1 week old.

Just checked, and ads are running perfectly now!

Looking forward to revising the first 2 I got rejected for, now I know the standard to reach.

Best of luck with your adsense approvals in 2022.

What do you mean by "about us widget description" , explain please?
Also, thanks! Added to my list wikipedia links, newsletter and popup cookie

 

[Panther28]

What do you mean by "about us widget description" , explain please?
Also, thanks! Added to my list wikipedia links, newsletter and popup cookie

Like in the top right corner or the top left, a small widget that has a profile pic, and a sentence to introduce the user. Sometimes longer. I see it often quite lengthy from women's blogs, as they are usually more articulate than an average blogger, and want to talk about their life and family as a trusting profile widget. You can make one just with the HTML widget.

 

[V]

@Panther28 Do you have all these sites under a single Adsense account?

 

[Panther28]

@Panther28 Do you have all these sites under a single Adsense account?

Atm yes, but I have a goal in mind to get to, to split off and create a new business company account, and diversify the channels of revenue I have with separate AdSense accounts.

What stage are you at?

 

[V]

Atm yes, but I have a goal in mind to get to, to split off and create a new business company account, and diversify the channels of revenue I have with separate AdSense accounts.

What stage are you at?

I have only a couple of sites and only one Adsense account. I want to get more sites approved but I don't want to link them under a single Adsense account, that's why I am a little confused as to what to do.

 

[dlyhai]

Definitely an overkill.

You can pass without all that amount of elements (and quantity of content, 40, 1K pages although could be useful for your SEO purposes, are not 100% required)

In fact, the reviewing system is kind of weird, they put much more focus into the design than the content. For example, a cool Mag site with all that featured spots all over the frontpage, has 100% more chances to pass, than a classic Generatepress simple niche-page.

If you have a "PRO" design, you will run into straight away.

Content may also help you pass, but design is about 90% of the approval.

I've tested with dozens of sites. Last month I did a design-wise page with literally less than 10 pages, and it passed easily.
Also beware of the topics. It took me a while to understand that my dating-based content page was not passing just because of the topic (I kept creating content dumbly, only to realize a few weeks after that the issue was the topic, not the content (or the design))

Can you give what's PRO design and what plugin to use to design? thanks

Sorry, I don't have a service on here, there are a few people already in the marketplace that make AdSense approved sites. However, if you follow these guidelines and make a decent site, you should have no problem getting approved.

Can you recommend someone in the marketplace?

 

[Panther28]

Can you recommend someone in the marketplace?

The latest person I think to sell packages is @HeadOfSeo with his offerings here.

I think there are another couple of sellers but couldn't find them in the quick search I had.

 

[dlyhai]

The latest person I think to sell packages is @HeadOfSeo with his offerings here.

I think there are another couple of sellers but couldn't find them in the quick search I had.

Thanks very much

 

[Milagro]

I have this site am trying to add on my YouTube Adsense ! The site have about 23 articles ( paid seo article ) yet Adsense to want to approve the domain also there’s no reason for rejections

I am kind tired

 

[masmiskun]

According to me the approval is random, I spammed 5 account, all no traffic and 1 account got accepted,

 

[hkhkhkhkhk123]

I have this site am trying to add on my YouTube Adsense ! The site have about 23 articles ( paid seo article ) yet Adsense to want to approve the domain also there’s no reason for rejections

I am kind tired

did you find the reason yet?

 

[Milagro]

did you find the reason yet?

Not yet ! They have not shown me any reason for rejection on my dashboard! Well I will keep replying…..

 

[xanaIDE]

Haven't applied for AdSense for a site in a while, and for my first 2 submissions recently, they were both rejections.

However, I made an effort in the past week to do a new site (it just had plain articles uploaded to it) and get it approved, so here is a list of things I did.

• 1 or 2 images per page
• Youtube video per page
• 1 or 2 Wikipedia links per page
• 1 or 2 industry links per page
• 3 to 5 internal page keyword links
• Spotify or podcast per page
• Related posts plugin
• Most popular posts widget
• Social media buttons per page
• Privacy policy & contact page
• Popup cookie banner
• Favicon
• Tags & tags widget
• Search box
• About us widget description
• Newsletter subscription widget box

The total amount of articles written was 40.
42k words, over 1k average per post.

The articles were uploaded a year ago and over the course of 4 to 5 months.
10 articles have been rehashed news articles with a link back to the main source industry-leading news article.
All 10 articles were published within the last 6 months, and the most recent article is 1 week old.

Just checked, and ads are running perfectly now!

Looking forward to revising the first 2 I got rejected for, now I know the standard to reach.

Best of luck with your adsense approvals in 2022.

Hi Panther28,
I will follow your tips in creating my next website.
I plan to create a website with some articles, but these articles are not under specific categories.
So, I will put in the header section: about page, blog, contact, and maybe a services page.
And in the footer, I will put the privacy policy page, disclaimer, and terms.
Do you think this website may get approved with this kind of structure, instead of the regular categories structure?

 

[Panther28]

Hi Panther28,
I will follow your tips in creating my next website.
I plan to create a website with some articles, but these articles are not under specific categories.
So, I will put in the header section: about page, blog, contact, and maybe a services page.
And in the footer, I will put the privacy policy page, disclaimer, and terms.
Do you think this website may get approved with this kind of structure, instead of the regular categories structure?

No, I don't I think you need at least one category with many articles in it, which you could easily under one category, like "Reviews" or whatever. As an example I saw a site today that had a service on it, and no massive amount of categories, except for a category called articles, and in it they had about 50 articles. But they had adsense approval, so I think there is part of the spider that checks your menu, looking for lists of posts, or some sort of structure like that.

 

[gomhon]

Haven't applied for AdSense for a site in a while, and for my first 2 submissions recently, they were both rejections.

However, I made an effort in the past week to do a new site (it just had plain articles uploaded to it) and get it approved, so here is a list of things I did.

• 1 or 2 images per page
• Youtube video per page
• 1 or 2 Wikipedia links per page
• 1 or 2 industry links per page
• 3 to 5 internal page keyword links
• Spotify or podcast per page
• Related posts plugin
• Most popular posts widget
• Social media buttons per page
• Privacy policy & contact page
• Popup cookie banner
• Favicon
• Tags & tags widget
• Search box
• About us widget description
• Newsletter subscription widget box

The total amount of articles written was 40.
42k words, over 1k average per post.

The articles were uploaded a year ago and over the course of 4 to 5 months.
10 articles have been rehashed news articles with a link back to the main source industry-leading news article.
All 10 articles were published within the last 6 months, and the most recent article is 1 week old.

Just checked, and ads are running perfectly now!

Looking forward to revising the first 2 I got rejected for, now I know the standard to reach.

Best of luck with your adsense approvals in 2022.

Would love to know how you are doing now, what was your experience so far?

 

[Tarrmie]

I have a blog that was hit with Low Value Content. I have written new content and improved the previous ones. I am no longer receiving Low Value Content but they are not approving it. They just send Multiple Policy Violations without a reason. Any help?