How long until my adsense gets approved?

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As we know that it could be very hard to achieve the successful business through adsens considering the fact that they could take up lot of time to give you penny worth of money also.

The first challenge is to get the approvals for websites.

Since couple of weeks my website is still under the remark of "getting ready".

Why is it taking so long, what's the longest you have waited for approvals?
 
one of my sites took 3 weeks for review and had to make a few changes and finally got approved by week 5 I think. depends on country and staff shortages too. just hold tight and improve your traffic till then.
 
So it will take about a month for sure. I am in third week already.

I am not at all focusing on the traffic right now since I am just posting the blogs every other day. Around 6-10 blogs goes live. Trying to add some tags.

As of now nothing on the marketing side. Just hoping that they will approve my adsense and will start seeing the ads.

Cheers!
 
I got Approval in 2 Weeks without adding ads.txt

Recently Before 5 Days i Got Approval

I Added Custom Pages like - Terms of Use, Disclaimer , About Us, Contact Us (Postal Address & Number)

Added 100+ Articles in 5 Categories
 
I got Approval in 2 Weeks without adding ads.txt

Recently Before 5 Days i Got Approval

I Added Custom Pages like - Terms of Use, Disclaimer , About Us, Contact Us (Postal Address & Number)

Added 100+ Articles in 5 Categories
Does it mean custom pages like Terms of Use, Disclaimer , About Us, Contact Us (Postal Address & Number) etc. will add more value to the approval process?

I mean in my case it is just a blog. Though I have added support bubble which is also unnecessary for the type of blog that I am publishing.

How much impact does it have on it?
 
Does it mean custom pages like Terms of Use, Disclaimer , About Us, Contact Us (Postal Address & Number) etc. will add more value to the approval process?

I mean in my case it is just a blog. Though I have added support bubble which is also unnecessary for the type of blog that I am publishing.

How much impact does it have on it?
Yes Custom Pages will help for sure

Add more Articles atleast 50+
 
Does it mean custom pages like Terms of Use, Disclaimer , About Us, Contact Us (Postal Address & Number) etc. will add more value to the approval process?
Of course yes! These pages are essential to establish the trust and authority of your blog. Even if your blog is only informative, the pages like About us and contact make it a complete website. Postal code is not mandatory but adding a physical address will again show that you have physical establishment somewhere. (However nobody verifies that address)

Also tell me how old is your blog and how many articles does it have?
 
Of course yes! These pages are essential to establish the trust and authority of your blog. Even if your blog is only informative, the pages like About us and contact make it a complete website. Postal code is not mandatory but adding a physical address will again show that you have physical establishment somewhere. (However nobody verifies that address)

Also tell me how old is your blog and how many articles does it have?
The first blog that I posted was on 27th November 2022, So it's close to two months now.

There are around 64 articles so far.

I submitted my website for adsense on first of January.
 
The first blog that I posted was on 27th November 2022, So it's close to two months now.

There are around 64 articles so far.

I submitted my website for adsense on first of January.
Ok, it means your blog's age was only around 1 month old when you submitted it for Ad Sense. In many cases it needs to be at least 3 months old.

(Last year I got my blog approved for Ad Sense in less than a month. I had original long form content of 1500+ word long articles, 50+ articles and all important pages like About, Contact, Disclaimer, etc. ready. My domain was only 3 months old that time.)

Is your content all original?
 
Ok, it means your blog's age was only around 1 month old when you submitted it for Ad Sense. In many cases it needs to be at least 3 months old.

(Last year I got my blog approved for Ad Sense in less than a month. I had original long form content of 1500+ word long articles, 50+ articles and all important pages like About, Contact, Disclaimer, etc. ready. My domain was only 3 months old that time.)

Is your content all original?
Yes content is pretty original.

There are copies texts from the books, but they are for the reference purpose only. My blog is educational based and teaches mostly about pharmaceutical science.

I hope adding that doesnt hamper the blog as such?
 
Yes content is pretty original.

There are copies texts from the books, but they are for the reference purpose only. My blog is educational based and teaches mostly about pharmaceutical science.

I hope adding that doesnt hamper the blog as such?
Hope those citations do not account for majority of your content. If you implement everything discussed in above posts then you should be through.

Pls wait for a week to get a response from Ad Sense.

In worst case, even if they reject you, you can still apply back so no need to worry at all. Meanwhile keep creating as many posts as you can and keep sharing on as many social media platforms as possible. It will eventually help your blog only.

Patience is the key here.
 
Hope those citations do not account for majority of your content. If you implement everything discussed in above posts then you should be through.

Pls wait for a week to get a response from Ad Sense.

In worst case, even if they reject you, you can still apply back so no need to worry at all. Meanwhile keep creating as many posts as you can and keep sharing on as many social media platforms as possible. It will eventually help your blog only.

Patience is the key here.
Yup. I am waiting patiently. Will create, share and repeat! Thank you for the healthy discussion. I think I will update once I get approval. Thanks mate.
 
Does it mean custom pages like Terms of Use, Disclaimer , About Us, Contact Us (Postal Address & Number) etc. will add more value to the approval process?

I mean in my case it is just a blog. Though I have added support bubble which is also unnecessary for the type of blog that I am publishing.

How much impact does it have on it?
Yes, These about us, contact us, privacy policy, and T&C pages are essential. Add them while you are waiting for the approval.
 
Yes, These about us, contact us, privacy policy, and T&C pages are essential. Add them while you are waiting for the approval.
Just now Added,
About us, Contact Us, Disclaimer, ToS.
Its wait and watch period now. :)

Wish me good luck.
 
Had one of my most recent websites approved in 3 weeks just before christmas. Hold tight, it should be there soon.
 
GUYS,

My site got disapproved!

The exact comment mentioned by the Google is "Low value content"

Anyone got experience with this? What should be my next step?
 
GUYS,

My site got disapproved!

The exact comment mentioned by the Google is "Low value content"

Anyone got experience with this? What should be my next step?
Create quality content. Take some ideas from authority sites in your niche, and re-write some articles to post on your site.
 
I have started re-writing the content.

Though I do not understand how I can re-write scientific language. Its funny.

Can I please know how many times I can submit the site for approval?

Like 2 time denied then I cant apply?
or is it unlimited attempts?
 
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