Adsense Approval - Your site isn’t ready to show ads

It list out too many factors. what should I change?

Check the indexed pages of your site, if any of them give 404, redirect them to the homepage. It usually gives this error for this reason.

Also, if your site has any idle ad slots from the theme, remove them.

Do you have a movie streaming site?

Just correct your mistakes accordingly. Follow the guides

MattersMost said:

Just correct your mistakes accordingly. Follow the guides

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He is asking for specific help. Not generic advice.

These are serious reasons for rejecting your site: False claims, linking to content that doesn't exist, redirecting users to irrelevant content or unrelated content.

The key here is to be sure about the search intent or the probable user intent behind your domain name.

What does your domain name or your target keywords logically relate to?

Ask yourself if your existing content or the content that you've been publishing is closely related to or relevant to the theme of your domain name or your keyword targets.

The key here is to always deliver what you promise.

If your blog post has a title, make sure you deliver on that title.

It really is that basic.

It's also a good idea to have enough posts on your site.

We're talking about at least 30 to 50 posts.

You have to "age" your site a little bit.

And setting up a social media account and driving a little bit of social media traffic doesn't hurt either.

blackbeans said:

These are serious reasons for rejecting your site: False claims, linking to content that doesn't exist, redirecting users to irrelevant content or unrelated content.

The key here is to be sure about the search intent or the probable user intent behind your domain name.

What does your domain name or your target keywords logically relate to?

Ask yourself if your existing content or the content that you've been publishing is closely related to or relevant to the theme of your domain name or your keyword targets.

The key here is to always deliver what you promise.

If your blog post has a title, make sure you deliver on that title.

It really is that basic.

It's also a good idea to have enough posts on your site.

We're talking about at least 30 to 50 posts.

You have to "age" your site a little bit.

And setting up a social media account and driving a little bit of social media traffic doesn't hurt either.

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Indeed, if the OP does these minor changes he can get approval in next submission. Even though there are atleast 4 reasons mentioned, it is a generic reply that he has got from the adsense.

@online28 Fix the few things like content, title and navigation and you should be fine.