google adsense error "we found some policy violations"

michelshakur

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hi. I add my website to AdSense and after review, they said that.
and they don't tell me what the problem is. how should I know what is the problem?
my website address is : pet-world.xyz anybody can find the problem?
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Adsense notices that everyday lol, so ignore it. I see no problems for this thing appeared for several years...I checked WebMasterWorld before too, they also thought this thing is a bug, sure, if you are really struggle with this thing, just do what it tells you and request review, then the error can disappear.

But later, some other pages will prompt this again, finally I never taken care of it anymore lol.
 
well, if google won't tell you we can only guess, so guessing is what I'll do :)

Few things pop up to mind:

- low content on the homepage
- not properly capitalized menu items
- no "about us" page
- most articles are very short (400-500 words)
- .xyz TLD

The last 2 points (short articles and xyz TLD) are subjective... well, most of the points are blind guesses, like I said, but the last 2 points in particular caught my attention because...

1) google doesn't like thin / low value content which - of course - they never tell you what "low value content" means. Thin content means either short articles, few articles, or both. But "low value content" is very ambiguous because google is a (stupid) bot who couldn't understand high value content even if it won the Pulitzer prize, so...

Anyway, my recommendation is to try to make all articles at least 800 words long. It's annoying and time consuming, I know but what else can you do?

2) As for the .xyz domain... I don't think there's too much you can do about it. If someone comes here and shows me a FRESH xyz. domain ALREADY EARNING money with Adsense I'll stop spreading the (potential) misinformation that google doesn't like xyz domains. But if no one proves me wrong I'll continue spreading the word that google doesn't like xyz domains because these TLDs are usually used by spammers so google have somehow blacklisted these TLDs in their Adsense system. They might still rank, but I've not seen any xyz domains making money with Adsense. But of course, google will not tell you this, you just have to observe and test it yourself, effing scoundrels...

And the "about us" page I think is mandatory, too, so add it and try applying again. And if you still get rejected... well, try Infolinks or other networks. They probably don't pay as high as Adsense does, but hey, at least you'll still make some money :)
 
well, if google won't tell you we can only guess, so guessing is what I'll do :)

Few things pop up to mind:

- low content on the homepage
- not properly capitalized menu items
- no "about us" page
- most articles are very short (400-500 words)
- .xyz TLD

The last 2 points (short articles and xyz TLD) are subjective... well, most of the points are blind guesses, like I said, but the last 2 points in particular caught my attention because...

1) google doesn't like thin / low value content which - of course - they never tell you what "low value content" means. Thin content means either short articles, few articles, or both. But "low value content" is very ambiguous because google is a (stupid) bot who couldn't understand high value content even if it won the Pulitzer prize, so...

Anyway, my recommendation is to try to make all articles at least 800 words long. It's annoying and time consuming, I know but what else can you do?

2) As for the .xyz domain... I don't think there's too much you can do about it. If someone comes here and shows me a FRESH xyz. domain ALREADY EARNING money with Adsense I'll stop spreading the (potential) misinformation that google doesn't like xyz domains. But if no one proves me wrong I'll continue spreading the word that google doesn't like xyz domains because these TLDs are usually used by spammers so google have somehow blacklisted these TLDs in their Adsense system. They might still rank, but I've not seen any xyz domains making money with Adsense. But of course, google will not tell you this, you just have to observe and test it yourself, effing scoundrels...

And the "about us" page I think is mandatory, too, so add it and try applying again. And if you still get rejected... well, try Infolinks or other networks. They probably don't pay as high as Adsense does, but hey, at least you'll still make some money :)
There are 5-6 posts above 3 thousand words. I made five new sites. One said that the quality of the article was low and he did not accept it. And this one also gave this error. The other three were accepted. But this was the only site where I bought xyz domain. You may be right about the domain. tnx for your help bro. tank you very much
 
There are 5-6 posts above 3 thousand words. I made five new sites. One said that the quality of the article was low and he did not accept it. And this one also gave this error. The other three were accepted. But this was the only site where I bought xyz domain. You may be right about the domain. tnx for your help bro. tank you very much
you're welcome :)

I have a question, though: do the approved sites have "about us" page?
 
you're welcome :)

I have a question, though: do the approved sites have "about us" page?
yeah, i make 5-6 six pages like privacy policy Terms of Use about us and...
this site has too but I forgot to put the link in the footer
 
, if AdSense has rejected your application, it usually provides a reason for the rejection in the AdSense account. You should be able to log in to your AdSense account and view the rejection reason under the "Status" tab.

If you have received an email from AdSense regarding the rejection of your application, you should be able to find the reason for rejection in the email. AdSense typically provides a brief explanation of why your application was rejected and may provide some guidance on how to fix the issue.

If you are still unsure about the reason for the rejection, you can contact AdSense support for further assistance. They should be able to provide you with more information about why your application was rejected and what you can do to address the issue
 
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