The Definitive Guide to Google Adsense Approval

By following these steps, you can get Adsense approval for any of your blogs. So carefully read the steps below and follow them exactly as written.

STEP 1: 

Get a top-level domain, such as .com ,.co, .org, .in, and so on. Never use free domains like.tk and. blogspot.com because it can take months to get Adsense approval in the domain of.blogspot.com. I can tell you this because I've experienced it before. Try to get a .com domain from namecheap as the name suggests.

STEP 2: 

Select any niche of your choice that does not violate Google's Adsense policies, such as avoiding copyrighted and pornographic content. Try to create a blog in a niche that has good CTR as you will find out the good benefits letter. Also remember to create articles using the google keyword planner tool so as to get keywords with less competition and which will get you SEO traffic.

STEP 3: 

You must post  at least 15 to 20 articles or more, each of which must be in the range of 500 words or longer with good quality and not just stuffing useless words in the name of a blog. Remember that google Adsense mostly considers content articles that are meant to offer a solution to the reader. Avoid copying content from other Google-ranked sites and strive to be as original and unique as possible. Use images that have no trace of copyright from websites such as pexel, pixabay or free images and many other websites. Ensure also that your blog articles are grammatically correct. You can check this using Grammarly. 

STEP 4: 

Create pages such as disclaimer, privacy policies, contact us, about us page and so on. You can generate this pages for example by searching about us page generator from google then use any website that will help you do it correctly.

STEP 5: 

Register your website with Google Webmaster and manually index all of your links in just 5 minutes to get them indexed. Also remember to generate your blogs sitemap as this will help in indexing your articles easily. 

Adsense Approval

I). It is a manual review rather than an algorithmic review.

• The most important thing to understand is that a Google employee will be visiting your site, clicking around, and reading your content.
• It is not a robot that simply crawls around your site to see if everything meets their requirements.

II. Double-check that you have enough pages.

• There are numerous reasons why a site may be rejected. However, if you do everything correctly and are still not accepted, this is usually the reason.
• Several people were dismissed with 50+ pages as a result of my interactions with others, while others were welcomed with 10.
• These items are not set in stone here.
• The number of pages is less important than the overall quality of the site.