Adsense Getting Ready Passed 2 weeks

raagjattmusic

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My website has been up for 15 days, how many more days can it take for it to be under review "getting ready" ?
 
I waited around 1 month for my last website and eventually they didn't approve it. By the time I applied for the first time, I had around 50 blog posts published.

During this month, I published around 100 new blog posts. When I received the rejection, I simply reapplied and they approved it in the next 3 days.

I assume they checked the website and declined it in the first few days after I applied. But for some reason, they took another 20+ days to notify me about that.
 
I waited around 1 month for my last website and eventually they didn't approve it. By the time I applied for the first time, I had around 50 blog posts published.

During this month, I published around 100 new blog posts. When I received the rejection, I simply reapplied and they approved it in the next 3 days.

I assume they checked the website and declined it in the first few days after I applied. But for some reason, they took another 20+ days to notify me about that.
Which theme were you using?

and also are the articles AI written or handwritten?
 
Which theme were you using?

and also are the articles AI written or handwritten?
GeneratePress Premium that I downloaded here from some generous man's giveaway thread.

And yes, the articles were AI written. GPT-4 + Zimmwriter combo for writing and 10-15 mins of manual formatting. I can show you the blog if you're interested, just send me a DM. It was hit by the November update and killed before even learning how to walk
 
GeneratePress Premium that I downloaded here from some generous man's giveaway thread.

And yes, the articles were AI written. GPT-4 + Zimmwriter combo for writing and 10-15 mins of manual formatting. I can show you the blog if you're interested, just send me a DM. It was hit by the November update and killed before even learning how to walk
A good waste of time for me too. :/
 
A good waste of time for me too. :/
It is a waste of time if you're doing it on a brand new domain or if you are doing it manually.

I think AI content makes sense if you're doing it programmatically in bulk, like 20-30 articles a day by automating everything from kw research to publishing. This way you won't feel that bad if it doesn't work out and you can try different niches. Also, you should do it on a good expired domain with some level of authority.
 
@notNewB Yes i'm doing it in my two native languages. French and Portuguish. 2 expired domains with very good bl. For the french domain, i have a clean aged domain, with bl's from lemonde, lefigaro, Francetv info and much others.its no more works. It's for that, AT bhw, WE dont have any active journey about blogging with ai
 
GeneratePress Premium that I downloaded here from some generous man's giveaway thread.

And yes, the articles were AI written. GPT-4 + Zimmwriter combo for writing and 10-15 mins of manual formatting. I can show you the blog if you're interested, just send me a DM. It was hit by the November update and killed before even learning how to walk
Since you did some manual formatting on it, it shouldn't be that bad.
 
If it’s a new Adsense account it can take sometimes. But once you already have a approved domain, it’s reviewed usually within 24-48hours
 
If it’s a new Adsense account it can take sometimes. But once you already have a approved domain, it’s reviewed usually within 24-48hours
how many days ? Average
 
My website has been up for 15 days, how many more days can it take for it to be under review "getting ready" ?
One more member created a thread on this topic. I think he is also facing the saame issue, the delay can be because of overload of applications. Many new bloggers submit for adsense approval without making the blog ready. That causes extra overload.
 
One more member created a thread on this topic. I think he is also facing the saame issue, the delay can be because of overload of applications. Many new bloggers submit for adsense approval without making the blog ready. That causes extra overload.
But some people get reply in 5-6 days.
 
One more member created a thread on this topic. I think he is also facing the saame issue, the delay can be because of overload of applications. Many new bloggers submit for adsense approval without making the blog ready. That causes extra overload.
Maybe some sites are rejected very quickly, if they're so clearly against the terms that the bots can reject them. Some are so extremely good with excellent authority that they may be approved quickly. But in the majority of cases, it's over two weeks, usually over a month, and often up to six weeks. This is not 'official' information, but those of us who have been on this forum for many years know that it can often take that long, and there's no point querying a 'getting ready' notice unless it's been more than six weeks.
 
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