AdSense Approval: Common Myths Debunked

msyaz said:

Who says?

Social media traffic is capable of attracting loyal readers and followers to a website.

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hkey said:

4. Can I get approval for a website with artificial intelligence content?

Yes, you can. You can even use annotated content and get approval without any problems.



I don't know about the others, but we are sure of this. even google says this.

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MrPee said:

What theme did you use to get approved? Thank you for sharing

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Kinu Actaz said:

I really surprised to see this since everyone suggests that these pages are essential to get the approval.


You can't, if you are from a 3rd world country. Your site should be at least 6 months old.

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msyaz said:

But adsense pay peanuts to publishers.

They dont even like real human traffic from social media and paid sources.

I'd rather monetize with programmatic ads

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Techpreneur said:

Yes, but, it is not about whether you should build these pages or not; it is for people to understand that AdSense wouldn't decline their sites just because they don't have such pages. People get confused when their sites are rejected and assume it's the sole reason for the decline. I just wanted to clear it out.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

Yes, it's not at all important.

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IM Dude said:

I got an adsense approval within 12 hours. Got damn!

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MrPee said:

Congrats how did you do it? Any tips? Struggling to get approval for months now

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Techpreneur said:

I got approval for domains that are just 2 months old. I'm from a third-world country. Don't give life to your own assumptions. Of course, you can't get approval for a 2-week-old site, and the reasons are obvious.

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pollaris75 said:

I disagree about the new sites. I've made a website within 2 days and added necessary articles and got approved easily.

The thing I have noticed is that the more sites I add to my account the slower is the approval time.

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IM Dude said:

Google most likely flagged your domain and/or the Gmail account associated.
How much traffic are you getting?

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MrNimbus said:

@Techpreneur

I have 5 sites approved, but I currently have one which has been rejected 3 times - I have no idea why.

Would you be able to take a look at it and tell me if you can see anything wrong?

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MrPee said:

Not much. I have 10 organic views in the last 28days

What could cause my domain and Gmail to be flagged?

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Techpreneur said:

I often came across posts related to Adsense approval, and there were so many fake opinions and useless answers. In this post, I would like to debunk the common myths and give you tips to get AdSense approval quickly.


1. Do I need to build a privacy policy and T&C pages for my site?

No. You run a blog, not a business website. A personal blogger may or may not be aware of such things. AdSense really doesn't care about such pages.

2. Can I get approval for a new domain?

Yes, you can.

3. Does AdSense give high priority to expired domains?

Yes, as far as I know. Expired domains with good authority are approved faster than new domains.

4. Can I get approval for a website with AI content?

Yes. You can even use paraphrased content and get approval with no issues.

5. How many posts do you need to have before applying for AdSense?

I would suggest you build at least 20 posts before placing the request.

6. Do I need to interlink the articles?

Yes and no. It's not hard to interlink 20 articles, and so try to link the articles if you wish to get approval on the first try itself.

7. What should be the length of articles?

Try to create posts with at least 1,000 words to avoid issues like "not enough content" or "low-value content".

8. Is the theme important to get approval?

Yes, it's recommended that you use a premium theme and customize it to make it look like a professional site.


I personally received more than 15 site approvals from AdSense. I ran both new and expired domains, and I used both AI and paraphrased content. I never created so-called static pages like privacy policies or even contact pages.

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Think like an AdSense moderator, and you will understand how easy it is to get approval from AdSense. A site that looks real and writes useful articles would get instant approval. A site with poor design and low-quality articles will be rejected.

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Techpreneur said:

I'll try to find out the issue. Send me the website URL via PM.

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1. no plagairsm
2. no ai content
3. only 6-7 grammar errors
4. have important pages
5. having labels

1. I only had 12 articles on the site. My plan for the site is to go "full AI" and I had read in a different thread that you should get approved when you have 10 well-written articles on the site, and before you start publishing content like crazy. It's possible that while the general idea is right, only 10-12 articles is not enough.
2. I made one rookie mistake: I didn't create a user profile picture or an author bio for the articles. The author was just listed as the name of the site with no photo and no other details.

scutter said:

Thank you for taking the time to debunk some misconceptions!

I was recently rejected for Adsense with the reason being "Low Value Content". I was surprised because my site looked very solid -- premium theme, articles in the 800-1000 word range, AI written with human editing/re-writing, plenty of original images accompanying the articles, etc. Each article had both internal and external links. My best guess at why I did not get approved:

1. I only had 12 articles on the site. My plan for the site is to go "full AI" and I had read in a different thread that you should get approved when you have 10 well-written articles on the site, and before you start publishing content like crazy. It's possible that while the general idea is right, only 10-12 articles is not enough.
2. I made one rookie mistake: I didn't create a user profile picture or an author bio for the articles. The author was just listed as the name of the site with no photo and no other details.

I've already fixed the author profile problem. I'm going to publish another 10-12 articles, and further edit the ones I have.

Any thoughts on how long I should wait before re-applying. I've heard somewhere that you need to wait two weeks -- is that an actual timeframe enforced by Google or just a suggestion?

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