vinayseo
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Can you give more details about this line? Confused about this. Does they have inbuilt theme list or we have to upload this?
[METHOD] to APPROVE your website in Adsense in minute ✅
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vishalshar
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Please explain in detail
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How long did it take? And share the steps you followed
larinascita2021
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Sulphur
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ClaxMan
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Same but I think the idea is to be able to get the adsense blue dashboard first like an actual adsense account tied to that sub domain.
Then from there, you can try to add your own sites so the process is not entirely from scratch when you are trying to get a new adsense account.
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Okay, but I need some clarification about subdomain approval.
William Waltman
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Let me check and test the method
Thank you for sharing this dude
Thank you for sharing this dude
ClaxMan
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ENGLISH:
Firstly, you need to open a blog on "exblog .jp". Then, you need to have a previously approved AdSense account. For example, it could be an existing AdSense account linked to another approved site, or it might have been removed while being linked. It could also be an AdSense account that you've received payments from in the past.
You add this account to your blog, and the approval process usually takes around 5 minutes. However, you cannot modify any software code or similar on "exblog .jp". The blog itself determines the placement of ads, and you simply add your AdSense ID through the theme settings. If someone enters the blog and clicks on the ads, you earn 80%, and "exblog .jp" earns 20%.
As you already know, Google provides a 68% revenue share to publishers.
As for the question of whether it makes sense to do this, creating a large blog under the domain "xxxx. exblog.jp" doesn't seem very feasible. The domain itself is not owned by you, and it doesn't seem worth the effort.
Firstly, you need to open a blog on "exblog .jp". Then, you need to have a previously approved AdSense account. For example, it could be an existing AdSense account linked to another approved site, or it might have been removed while being linked. It could also be an AdSense account that you've received payments from in the past.
You add this account to your blog, and the approval process usually takes around 5 minutes. However, you cannot modify any software code or similar on "exblog .jp". The blog itself determines the placement of ads, and you simply add your AdSense ID through the theme settings. If someone enters the blog and clicks on the ads, you earn 80%, and "exblog .jp" earns 20%.
As you already know, Google provides a 68% revenue share to publishers.
As for the question of whether it makes sense to do this, creating a large blog under the domain "xxxx. exblog.jp" doesn't seem very feasible. The domain itself is not owned by you, and it doesn't seem worth the effort.
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Manaklix
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Great sharing interested knowledge,thank you.
Exactly
