Having trouble getting Adsense Approval

[SocialMen]

Hello guys, I'm new here
I've created a blog section in our homepage (we have 25 blog posts and also traffic from google - around 60-100 impressions on each blog post and 200k monthly visitors mostly in our UGC content links). we tried getting Google Adsense approval at least three times without success.

The reason is always - low value content:

Also, I tried Ezoic, but they said they can only monetize my blog and not the web app links (we have a site similar to rekonise.com, which has Adsense).

Can someone help ?

Thanks!

 

[tazarbm]

low value content can mean:

- short articles
- few articles
- duplicated content
- (sometimes) AI content.

Try these:

- make articles at least 800 words long, but preferably 1000 words long
- make articles at least 75% unique, but preferably 90% unique
- edit the AI content so that it has some human element to it. Note that this point is not always needed because google can approve AI content just fine, but when everything else fails you might want to look into this, as well...

Also (and I should have probably started with this actually) is your content good enough to begin with? I mean, does it address the keyword intent well enough? Because if it only uses generic phrases that never tell anything (which is very common for AI generated websites) then google might see this and reject your application.

You can use a tool like Surfer SEO, or Frase.io to optimize the content with the right entities, which can give purpose to your content.

If you've done all of these and still get rejected, well... I don't know what else to say, I guess you're at google's mercy...

 

[tknr]

I can give you advise for free cuz I have many approved blog.
Send me website url via DM.

 

[ownz]

I once had a similar case for a Saas website. In our blog we have described the features of the Saas service and a few use cases. Although our articles had 800+ words, we were also rejected 3x by Adsense.

After a change of strategy, we added general articles to our blog that could be combined with the help of our Saas service. Our fourth Adsense attempt then worked.

Summary: if you have only written blog articles about focusing your own site, try to be a bit more general. Maybe it will help you

 

[Anne-Maree]

Choose a niche for your website and focus on creating high-quality content that is relevant to that niche.

 

[SocialMen]

I once had a similar case for a Saas website. In our blog we have described the features of the Saas service and a few use cases. Although our articles had 800+ words, we were also rejected 3x by Adsense.

After a change of strategy, we added general articles to our blog that could be combined with the help of our Saas service. Our fourth Adsense attempt then worked.

Summary: if you have only written blog articles about focusing your own site, try to be a bit more general. Maybe it will help you

This is the problem we're facing with.
We are already focusing on the Social Media niche (we have made a few blog posts related to our product but most of them are focusing on social media in general). We have 25 blog posts, how many posts did you have back then?

 

[SocialMen]

I can give you advise for free cuz I have many approved blog.
Send me website url via DM.

Unfortunately, I don't have 20 messages yet, so I'm unable to do that at the moment, but thanks!

 

[SocialMen]

low value content can mean:

- short articles
- few articles
- duplicated content
- (sometimes) AI content.

Try these:

- make articles at least 800 words long, but preferably 1000 words long
- make articles at least 75% unique, but preferably 90% unique
- edit the AI content so that it has some human element to it. Note that this point is not always needed because google can approve AI content just fine, but when everything else fails you might want to look into this, as well...

Also (and I should have probably started with this actually) is your content good enough to begin with? I mean, does it address the keyword intent well enough? Because if it only uses generic phrases that never tell anything (which is very common for AI generated websites) then google might see this and reject your application.

You can use a tool like Surfer SEO, or Frase.io to optimize the content with the right entities, which can give purpose to your content.

If you've done all of these and still get rejected, well... I don't know what else to say, I guess you're at google's mercy...

Already done, with +1000 words on each blog posts, but thank you!

 

[ownz]

...how many posts did you have back then?

#1 attemp: 16 articles
#2 attemp: 22 articles
#3 attemp: 29 articles
#4 attemp: 38 articles

 

[leechesBleechin]

Almost every time i've seen this type of rejection its based on having low content categories or empty categories. Merge categories until acceptance than restore them.

 

[SocialMen]

Almost every time i've seen this type of rejection its based on having low content categories or empty categories. Merge categories until acceptance than restore them.

can you explain?
thanks!

 

[leechesBleechin]

can you explain?
thanks!

If you have linked categories (in your menu for example) and they have only a couple of articles in them, it's cause for getting rejected automatically. So move the articles to another category temporarily and remove the empty categories from the menu. After your approval, you can undo the changes.

 

[Do_Follow]

Find the best ranking content on your niche that comes on the first page of Google. Then just rewrite it and make it a little longer

 

[SocialMen]

If you have linked categories (in your menu for example) and they have only a couple of articles in them, it's cause for getting rejected automatically. So move the articles to another category temporarily and remove the empty categories from the menu. After your approval, you can undo the changes.

Nice, let me try !