not able to get approval from Adsense - thin content issue

[dipak777]

It's been two times AdSense rejected my website. The first time, it was rejected because of my fault. I had 5-6 posts below 300 words per article. But after getting rejected for the first time, I deleted some posts, re-edited all the content, and added a few screenshots, headings, etc. Then I applied for the second time, and it got rejected again. My website is instantmad.info. If someone could please tell me what the actual issue is, I would be very much obliged.

 

[1SEOWarrior]

I suppose you already mentioned the reason. Thin content.
Improve content quality by adding more in-depth content. Publish 10-15 high-quality content and then submit for approval.

 

[wiggleit]

Maybe it's because John D. Rockefeller is writing your articles. lol

https://support.google.com/adsense/...character-as-the-author-for-my-articles?hl=en

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

Add infographics to your content, some really good images and just make sure your content looks good. I got approved with 5 content before that was well written with images and all.

 

[kwesi8]

Add infographics to your content, some really good images and just make sure your content looks good.

Very valuable insights, thanks.
But please, does theme template also matter...???

 

[We Bring Rank]

Google Ads Share the Rejection Notice including the reason, Did you fix those on before your second submission?

 

[HustleTong]

Content alone won't suffice. You'll need a small drip of organic traffic as well.
You can track this in GSC

 

[Project Limitless]

I deleted some posts, re-edited all the content, and added a few screenshots, headings, etc.

So you're still at 5-6 posts? Just adding images won't help. Create long form and helpful content. Don't worry about adsense so early on because you'll earn peanuts anyway. Add good content and optimize your website before worrying about monetization.

 

[hideath]

OP, 5-6 posts/pages are not enough, even if they're 2k words each,
you need at least 15-20 of them, sometimes more,

make sure to have other pages like privacy, terms, contact, about, disclaimer, etc...
some of them are actually required

 

[Almostbr0ke]

OP, 5-6 posts/pages are not enough, even if they're 2k words each,
you need at least 15-20 of them, sometimes more,

make sure to have other pages like privacy, terms, contact, about, disclaimer, etc...
some of them are actually required

Adsense has been very strange last two or three months. I have been suggested to use better theme, even for low value or thin content. But so far no change in adsense approval rate.

 

[dipak777]

I suppose you already mentioned the reason. Thin content.
Improve content quality by adding more in-depth content. Publish 10-15 high-quality content and then submit for approval.

I have published 21 posts, most of which are over 1000 words, featuring a couple of SEO-optimized headings and screenshots

Maybe it's because John D. Rockefeller is writing your articles. lol

https://support.google.com/adsense/...character-as-the-author-for-my-articles?hl=en

changed it

Add infographics to your content, some really good images and just make sure your content looks good. I got approved with 5 content before that was well written with images and all.

The absence of infographics might be the reason, but I have seen many websites without infographics.

Google Ads Share the Rejection Notice including the reason, Did you fix those on before your second submission?

Yes, it was due to thin content. I have deleted those with 300+ articles and added around 5 articles. Most of the articles now have over 1000 words.

Content alone won't suffice. You'll need a small drip of organic traffic as well.
You can track this in GSC

i do have some traffic like 1k+ visitors each month

So you're still at 5-6 posts? Just adding images won't help. Create long form and helpful content. Don't worry about adsense so early on because you'll earn peanuts anyway. Add good content and optimize your website before worrying about monetization.

not 5-6. currently 21 published posts. and most of them are 1000+ words

OP, 5-6 posts/pages are not enough, even if they're 2k words each,
you need at least 15-20 of them, sometimes more,

make sure to have other pages like privacy, terms, contact, about, disclaimer, etc...
some of them are actually required

not 5-6. currently 21 published posts. and most of them are 1000+ words. I already have a contact and privacy page. thanks for your suggestion i will add terms , about and disclaimer page also

Adsense has been very strange last two or three months. I have been suggested to use better theme, even for low value or thin content. But so far no change in adsense approval rate.

Yes, previously it was not so hard. After the AI launch, this problem started occurring due to the massive number of AI blog AdSense approval.

 

[LondoN eXtream]

From what i testes with my websites, you need to have at least 70+ articles on the website. Focus on not having dead links and also be sure to have all Contact, GDPR, Privacy Policy pages with content in them. You can ask chatGPT for a dummy for these pages. Remove any other ad platform and apply again. That's what i've done and it worked for me.

 

[Almostbr0ke]

From what i testes with my websites, you need to have at least 70+ articles on the website. Focus on not having dead links and also be sure to have all Contact, GDPR, Privacy Policy pages with content in them. You can ask chatGPT for a dummy for these pages. Remove any other ad platform and apply again. That's what i've done and it worked for me.

By gdpr you mean pop up that is linked with privacy policy?

 

[LondoN eXtream]

By gdpr you mean pop up that is linked with privacy policy?

no, separate page for GDPR with data relating to the subject.

 

[Almostbr0ke]

no, separate page for GDPR with data relating to the subject.

Oh, ok, I will try to implement that on my sites and hopefully I will see a difference in my approval rates. Which have been pretty shitty lately

 

[within0421]

More traffic makes approval easier.

 

[Jongosv2.0]

Oh, ok, I will try to implement that on my sites and hopefully I will see a difference in my approval rates. Which have been pretty shitty lately

Approval most of the time is about site structure...tbh google already mentioned about that in their guidelines, it just most people don't get it

but if you need more info for reading what google talk about ..have a look at w3c standard - it has more details information in comparison with google rejection email

If your domain is healthy (no black hat activity in the past) , at least 6 month to 1 year age , I can make your site get approved for free