How to get another Adsense account?

[jamen345]

I got another channel to hit monetization eligibility but dont want it on the same Adsense as my other monetized channels because one of them got terminated. Then a series of other channels got terminated. Not all of them did just some.

So for this new channel I want it on a new Adsense, I have a new address, IP, device, bank etc.

My only concern is does Google know its a second adsense if everything is different from my main adsense except my ssn? How are others getting 10+ adsense with no problem?

 

[MoneyMotives]

Either you can buy an approved adsense account or you'll have to approve it manually again like your first one...

 

[jamen345]

Either you can buy an approved adsense account or you'll have to approve it manually again like your first one...

what if I create it in someone from my family's name? how do I link my tax info then

 

[manueltri648]

the cleanest way is to apply for a new one under a different person’s details (like a family member) with their tax info. Using the same SSN will usually get flagged since Google links accounts that way. Most people who manage multiple Adsense accounts do it by separating ownership completely.

 

[desperado596]

what if I create it in someone from my family's name? how do I link my tax info then

Different ip , clean browser cookie , different phone number , diferrent person.

 

[jamen345]

Different ip , clean browser cookie , different phone number , diferrent person.

I have different ip, device, phone number, email, address, and bank account info. But what about the tax info Adsense asks for? I have to put my name and ssn right? But I wonder how others on this site are getting 10+ adsense accounts with the tax info problem.

 

[InfinityPeace]

I have different ip, device, phone number, email, address, and bank account info. But what about the tax info Adsense asks for? I have to put my name and ssn right? But I wonder how others on this site are getting 10+ adsense accounts with the tax info problem.

They may be doing a joint venture with an offshore person, using their name and foreign/offshore mail drop address, which may get them to avoid listing a tax ID. If the program automatically withholds a certain amount of earnings, it's a cost of doing business, but they didn't have to cough up a number.

 

[LordsOfLeo]

I got another channel to hit monetization eligibility but dont want it on the same Adsense as my other monetized channels because one of them got terminated. Then a series of other channels got terminated. Not all of them did just some.

So for this new channel I want it on a new Adsense, I have a new address, IP, device, bank etc.

My only concern is does Google know its a second adsense if everything is different from my main adsense except my ssn? How are others getting 10+ adsense with no problem?

move each channel to a dedicated gmail and for adsense, join each as a LLC
that way you stay separate and can differenciate the channels as different businesses

 

[shijin]

Most people with 10+ accounts use business entities or family info, not just personal SSN.

 

[imccafey]

Google only allows one AdSense per person so if you reuse your SSN, it’s quite likely Google can still connect the dots even if your IP, device, bank, and address are different.

People who manage 5–10 AdSense accounts usually either register business accounts under unique tax IDs or use family members’ details. If your previous AdSense or channels were terminated, I’d be extra weary about it. Google’s detection is strict, especially when there’s a policy strike history. Also, having shell companies (the legal sort) is good for making multiple Adsense, if you happen to have that sort of resource.
Otherwise, if you want to keep your new channel isolated from your old one, you’d need to separate as many identifiers as possible. IP, device, and bank info help, but yeah the SSN is still a strong link for Google.

 

[360SocialSM]

Google tracks AdSense mainly by personal info, so if your SSN is the same, it’s very risky. Even with a new IP, device, and bank, they can still link accounts. I’ve seen people try, but most run into problems sooner or later. The safer route is to run everything under one verified AdSense or set it up under a trusted family member’s details.

 

[Davisbo19]

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[jamen345]

thanks guys. I got a new idea, what if I use a personal EIN instead of my SSN. And also id be closing my old adsense. Im not banned from adsense, just from "making other youtube channels" because of one terminated channel

Google only allows one AdSense per person so if you reuse your SSN, it’s quite likely Google can still connect the dots even if your IP, device, bank, and address are different.

People who manage 5–10 AdSense accounts usually either register business accounts under unique tax IDs or use family members’ details. If your previous AdSense or channels were terminated, I’d be extra weary about it. Google’s detection is strict, especially when there’s a policy strike history. Also, having shell companies (the legal sort) is good for making multiple Adsense, if you happen to have that sort of resource.
Otherwise, if you want to keep your new channel isolated from your old one, you’d need to separate as many identifiers as possible. IP, device, and bank info help, but yeah the SSN is still a strong link for Google.

 

[imccafey]

thanks guys. I got a new idea, what if I use a personal EIN instead of my SSN. And also id be closing my old adsense. Im not banned from adsense, just from "making other youtube channels" because of one terminated channel

That could work. Emphasis on "could".

Google links a lot more than just the tax IDs so if you could cover all the other aspects after going about closing your old Adsense. It's still no guarantee but it should widen your margin of success (and that's what most of the best starts really do, minimsie risks and maximise success).

If your AdSense itself isn’t banned, technically you’re allowed to keep using it, but the terminated channel will still remain tied to your identity so there's that. Using an EIN instead of your SSN can help separate things on the face of it, but doesn’t automatically ‘reset’ your reputation with Google’s systems.