Adsense Account Approval Help!!!

[chrisuchiim]

Please i want to apply for AdSense account, for my niche blog, (health), so i need a trusted person here that offers such service,

Normally how much is this service? , link of sellers here will be appreciated

meanwhile , got my site ready, still inputting contents, but will like to apply for AdSense account now while still beautifying my site with cool contents

And again, some months back, i had applied and got approved for Adsense using my youtube videos or channel, can i link or use for my niche blog? guess no

Thanks guys as you offer some suggestion based on above

 

[Motherdex]

Are you outside of the US? How old is your website? Google is going to be looking for good content and a good amount of it.

You would need to upgrade you adsense account to put it on the website I think but not 100% sure on that

 

[chrisuchiim]

Are you outside of the US? How old is your website? Google is going to be looking for good content and a good amount of it.

You would need to upgrade you adsense account to put it on the website I think but not 100% sure on that

yes am outside of the US, was thinking of buying adsense account too, seems easier, what do you suggest? and it is true that my blog must be up to 6 months before i can use it for adsense?

 

[Motherdex]

yes am outside of the US, was thinking of buying adsense account too, seems easier, what do you suggest? and it is true that my blog must be up to 6 months before i can use it for adsense?

Yeah my understanding is that OUS sites must be up for 6 months, have good quality content and a decent amount of it (volume and quality are suggestive).

This is my checklist when I help others get set up for Adsense:

1) Well written, grammatically correct content that is of value to the reader
2) Good design/layout (in anticipation of the 2017 changes, ensure that everything looks good in mobile view and that any pop ups can be easily dismissed by the user)
3) Be sure to have a Privacy Policy (there are some generators online to get the bare minimum), About Us and Contact Us
4) Be sure that you have an easily navigable menu to access the above pages
5) Ideally the contact information contains the same name and email address you used to sign up with Adsense (even if you want to change it later)
6) Ensure the type of content is allowed: no illegal drugs, pirated content, instructions on hacking, porn etc..
7) Supported language
8) Remove other ad networks if you have added them (Viglinks, Infolinks, etc...)
9) Ensure your traffic comes from legit sources (no paid traffic, etc..)


Unfortunately there has been some indication in the Adsense forums that Google has stopped approving websites in saturated niche's like SEO, how to make money, etc... so sometimes your subject matter needs to be broader.

These requirements can shift all the time.

In terms of buying an Adsense account I haven't read anything negative about it but I don't know the process entirely. If your website does not meet the requirements for Adsense I imagine they reserve the right to check your content at any point and can pull the account (my guess is that this would happen at the point when you started making money). You could also try to go in a JV with somebody. I have done that in the past but sometimes the JV partner can be even pickier than Adsense since they don't want to lose their account.

You have a few options for sure. Good luck. Let me know if I can answer any questions!

 

[blackbrooke]

If your website rejected multiple time, consider to buy Google adsense account, those seller will apply using other website and you can insert the ads on any website you own. I saw on Marketplace around $30.

 

[chrisuchiim]

Yeah my understanding is that OUS sites must be up for 6 months, have good quality content and a decent amount of it (volume and quality are suggestive).

This is my checklist when I help others get set up for Adsense:

1) Well written, grammatically correct content that is of value to the reader
2) Good design/layout (in anticipation of the 2017 changes, ensure that everything looks good in mobile view and that any pop ups can be easily dismissed by the user)
3) Be sure to have a Privacy Policy (there are some generators online to get the bare minimum), About Us and Contact Us
4) Be sure that you have an easily navigable menu to access the above pages
5) Ideally the contact information contains the same name and email address you used to sign up with Adsense (even if you want to change it later)
6) Ensure the type of content is allowed: no illegal drugs, pirated content, instructions on hacking, porn etc..
7) Supported language
8) Remove other ad networks if you have added them (Viglinks, Infolinks, etc...)
9) Ensure your traffic comes from legit sources (no paid traffic, etc..)


Unfortunately there has been some indication in the Adsense forums that Google has stopped approving websites in saturated niche's like SEO, how to make money, etc... so sometimes your subject matter needs to be broader.

These requirements can shift all the time.

In terms of buying an Adsense account I haven't read anything negative about it but I don't know the process entirely. If your website does not meet the requirements for Adsense I imagine they reserve the right to check your content at any point and can pull the account (my guess is that this would happen at the point when you started making money). You could also try to go in a JV with somebody. I have done that in the past but sometimes the JV partner can be even pickier than Adsense since they don't want to lose their account.

You have a few options for sure. Good luck. Let me know if I can answer any questions!

really love your tips sir, will follow suit, you seem to be experienced in this, you mind i send you my site to review for me?

 

[chrisuchiim]

If your website rejected multiple time, consider to buy Google adsense account, those seller will apply using other website and you can insert the ads on any website you own. I saw on Marketplace around $30.[/QUOTcontributi

If your website rejected multiple time, consider to buy Google adsense account, those seller will apply using other website and you can insert the ads on any website you own. I saw on Marketplace around $30.

ok,thanks a lot for replying, please could you give me link or recommend a good seller in marketplace, once again thanks for the contribution

 

[Motherdex]

really love your tips sir, will follow suit, you seem to be experienced in this, you mind i send you my site to review for me?

Sure! I can take a look at your site. Shoot me a PM with the info

 

[LAZARUS IV]

Well that's easy if your blog is good enough and content is unique.
As i do i just create an account and submit my website. Place ads and f@cking wait.

You will get approved easily if your website is as i said.

 

[articlewritingwork]

If you have money to invest then you can buy a ready made account.