Tips for getting adsense approved?

NorthFace

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I have been reading on here about many ways to make money each day and it always has to do with adsense. I tried to give adsense a try in the past and got denied twice. Now im tired of avoiding it and want to get it over with and get approved to start making some cash. So what im asking is what is a easy way to get adsense approved?
 
Only apply for Adsense once you have a site with decent organic traffic. Then it shouldn't be a problem getting approved.
 
quality, original content
follow all the rules and terms


that's it
 
The key to adsense is having good traffic. That's also a good thing for you because without quality traffic, you can't make money anyway.
 
1. more than 50 unique articles with more than 400 words each on your blog
2. make sure your blog receives more than 200/or more unique visitors per day
3. Make a privacy policy, terms of use, contact page..etc
4. Apply

Follow these four steps and get approved :D
 
I once got an adsense account approved by copy-pasting 10 articles from ezine articles to my blogger blog :P
But it was like 10 months ago, so don't know if this will work :)
 
you don't need ANY traffic to get approved

You do need to follow their rules, ALL OF THEM.

That's it.
 
Did Adsense tighten up their registration process recently? I've had my account for a few years or so and I don't remember a verification/approval process.
 
When I applied for my Adsense account, I did it through Weebly when setting up an affiliate site. Whilst I didn't use adsense on weebly (the pricks take half of your earnings for ads hosted on their site), I did use it on my other blogs as well as YouTube. I had like one page of total shit on the first weebly site and they still approved it.
 
if you are in asia then forget about getting adsense... else follow Big G rules..
 
Did Adsense tighten up their registration process recently? I've had my account for a few years or so and I don't remember a verification/approval process.

Same here, I can't remember doing that for my account either.
 
I once got an adsense account approved by copy-pasting 10 articles from ezine articles to my blogger blog :P
But it was like 10 months ago, so don't know if this will work :)
Listen to this guy.

You dont need traffic. You don't need original content. You don't need an aged domain or any other nonsense people come up with.

Just have a somewhat decent looking website and dont have pharma, porn, or any other content on it that violates their TOS.

OP are you outside the US? That may make a difference.
 
Forgot to add: have a privacy policy, terms of service, disclosure, and contact form on your website.
 
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