What to do in this case?
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goldagovidis
Banned - selling outside of the marketplace.
- Apr 15, 2010
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I wouldn't insist on Adsense. There are many other platforms including affiliate marketing programs where you can get better returns from running Google ads on your assets. What niche is your website ?
Randall F
BANNED
- Apr 16, 2015
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That website did never got approved or was disapproved?
In second case you can simply break the googles code by cloaking thru another domain.
If you don't mind breaking the rules too.
Best Regards,
Att. Randall F
- Jan 17, 2015
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Never approved because it doesn't abide TOS? Or because is content weak?
If former, just think on other CPA networks that have wider TOS, in some case you will have to sell your traffic massively for a few cents, if your niche is not high volume, I would simply dismiss it, not worthy (unless it is a hobby)
If later, there are some services in the marketplace that may help you adsense approve. It's not that difficult, with 10-12 well linked pages from the home page + a neat home page design you will get it approved easily.
- Jan 5, 2022
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What is your website content about? The problem could be your content.
breakcode
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- Dec 1, 2012
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They rejected me 3 times, now I have to wait for December 12th.
On average I have a traffic of 40 daily visits.
My site is on Tech niche
It has never been approved currently.
So you say make it an affiliate site?
The cause given by them is 'Low content value', my site has 38 published articles with an average of 800 words.
I try to look for some service like that, this thing is driving me crazy.
How to's mainly.
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...and how many page views per month?
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I would do the things I needed to fix and keep applying. Besides that, I would push my luck on another site. There may be many reasons for disapproval of this site. So I think it's better to try a new one.
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Do you mean "How to" tutorials ?
Black Belt Spodermen
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I would use custom affiliate banners.
Add more articles to your site. Get it to 70 articles and then reapply. I wasn't approved till I had up to 70 articles on my site, that was few months ago. Try and see if it works for you. Make sure these pages (contact us, about us, privacy policy) are present on your site.The cause given by them is 'Low content value', my site has 38 published articles with an average of 800 words.
I try to look for some service like that, this thing is driving me crazy.
70 articles is way too many. You don't need upto that number of articles to get approved.
It depends. Adsense have different reasons for approving or rejecting a site. My own case was - value inventory: not enough content. I kept on adding more contents and reapplying till my contents got to 70 then I was approved, someone here too suggested that and that's exactly what I did. Mind you, my first site was approved with 10 posts, that's why I said it depends. Just find their reason for not accepting and fix that, it varies for different sites.
Kinu Actaz
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There are other ways to monetize. You can approach backlink sellers and offer guest posts.
blackbeans
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If your site never gets approved by Google AdSense, take comfort from the fact that AdSense is not the only available display advertising option for websites.
AdSense does have competitors. You might want to look at Ezoic and similar networks.
If those platforms are simply off-limits to you, or you think you're not going to get accepted in a million years, there is still hope.
Pay close attention to other websites that feature the same type of content as your site.
Study their ads closely.
What kind of information product can you come up with that mirrors the ads shown on those sites?
Make sure that you use the incognito mode on Chrome when browsing ads.
Depending on your niche, you might be able to come up with your own products, and I'm talking about ebooks, courses, and other things similar to those.
You can sell these directly, or you can first build a mailing list.
Building a mailing list using your website is pretty straightforward.
Come up with a freebie.
Maybe it's the best post you have, some sort of tutorial, or some insider guide.
Whatever you come up with, it's really a "bribe" for your viewers to join your mailing list.
Once people join your mailing list, offer them a stripped-down version of your premium products.
For instance, if you are offering a course that would usually cost several hundred bucks, come up with a one-dollar or five-dollar version.
The same goes with a book that you would normally charge $97 for.
Run text ads for your "paid offers" on your list.
This way, when people buy one-dollar or even five-dollar items, you end up with a pure list of buyers.
These are the buyers that you then send updates to the list of buying members.
This is the list you send updates to, so you can also try to upsell them on your premium products.
If everything lines up and you build a big enough funnel, don't be all that shocked when the average member of your buyers' list is worth a few hundred bucks in sales every single year.
Think long-term.
It's not the end of the world that you got rejected by AdSense.
Focus instead on how much value you can bring to the lives of people who find themselves on your website.
AdSense does have competitors. You might want to look at Ezoic and similar networks.
If those platforms are simply off-limits to you, or you think you're not going to get accepted in a million years, there is still hope.
Pay close attention to other websites that feature the same type of content as your site.
Study their ads closely.
What kind of information product can you come up with that mirrors the ads shown on those sites?
Make sure that you use the incognito mode on Chrome when browsing ads.
Depending on your niche, you might be able to come up with your own products, and I'm talking about ebooks, courses, and other things similar to those.
You can sell these directly, or you can first build a mailing list.
Building a mailing list using your website is pretty straightforward.
Come up with a freebie.
Maybe it's the best post you have, some sort of tutorial, or some insider guide.
Whatever you come up with, it's really a "bribe" for your viewers to join your mailing list.
Once people join your mailing list, offer them a stripped-down version of your premium products.
For instance, if you are offering a course that would usually cost several hundred bucks, come up with a one-dollar or five-dollar version.
The same goes with a book that you would normally charge $97 for.
Run text ads for your "paid offers" on your list.
This way, when people buy one-dollar or even five-dollar items, you end up with a pure list of buyers.
These are the buyers that you then send updates to the list of buying members.
This is the list you send updates to, so you can also try to upsell them on your premium products.
If everything lines up and you build a big enough funnel, don't be all that shocked when the average member of your buyers' list is worth a few hundred bucks in sales every single year.
Think long-term.
It's not the end of the world that you got rejected by AdSense.
Focus instead on how much value you can bring to the lives of people who find themselves on your website.