Is it not possible to make money with your blog and live the life you have always wanted? Every blogger dreams of being approved by Google AdSense. But, wait. But it’s not so easy.
How to make money using Google AdSense
Google AdSense is one of the most effective ways to monetize your website. This article will show you how to add Google AdSense on your website and how to fix common issues and reject reasons.
What is Google AdSense?
Google AdSense acts as an intermediary between advertisers and publishers. Publishers who wish to sell ad inventory can add their website to AdSense. Advertisers who wish to promote their brand using AdSense can make bids for the inventory. (You can read more information about Ad networks here).
AdSense has simplified the approval process for new publishers and made it easier. This is the process:
- AdSense compatibility: Make sure your website is compatible
- Register for an AdSense Account
- Log in to your AdSense Account
- Add the AdSense code
- For final review and approval/rejection, please wait for approximately 1-2 weeks
How to submit your site to AdSense
- Click “Sites” on your Google AdSense account.
- Add your site to “Sites” section
- Copy the code exactly as it appears on AdSense’s home page, and then add it to your site
- Your site should be accessible
- Check that your website conforms to Google AdSense’s policies
- Do not remove your site from “Sites”
How do I verify the ownership of my site for Google AdSense?
Three ways to verify ownership of your website:
- Add HTML code
- Check out the search console to verify your identity
- Add your Ads.txt files
More information is available here.
Google AdSense Status Check
Google reviews sites using a mix of automated and human systems. Go to “Sites” within your AdSense account to check the status. Your website will be listed under one of the following three categories: “Needs attention”, “Getting ready” or “Ready”.
- “Needs attention” refers to issues that require fixing.
- Google is still “Getting Ready” if they haven’t completed their checks. This can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, as we have already mentioned.
- “Ready” is a sign that you are ready to go. All you have to do to keep showing ads on Google AdSense policy pages is to follow the guidelines.
Google Adsense Rejected My Site
These are the top reasons AdSense won’t approve websites.
- You did not approve ownership
- You have low-quality visitors to your site
- Your website doesn’t contain enough value content
- Your site contains duplicated or duplicated content
- It is difficult to navigate your site
- AdSense can’t reach your account to approve or delete it.
- You can have multiple accounts (If you need more AdSense accounts, you can find more information here).
- Your site is not ready to display ads. AdSense could not find the code or it is missing or incomplete.
- Excessive advertising: Your site is full of ads and popups.
- Templated pages: The ad code is placed on pages with low or no value.
Traffic
AdSense will reject sites with insufficient traffic, low-quality traffic or traffic that is not organic.
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Websites with deceptive traffic are rejected by Adsense
- Auto-refresh
- Hidden ads
- A bot
- Un crawler pretending to be a legitimate user
- Clickjacking
- Adware
- Malware
- Cookie stuffing
- Browser pre-rendering
Find out how you can prevent invalid traffic.
Valuable Content
It is important to have quality content on your website in order to be approved by AdSense. High-quality content will encourage visitors to spend more time on the site and visit multiple pages. It also motivates them to return later. Poor content can make a website less attractive to advertisers. Traffic is not attracted to duplicate, scraped or duplicate content as much as original content.
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Guidelines for Good Quality Content that Google AdSense Approves
- Your visitors will have a memorable and unique experience with your content
- You should have enough content to allow Google to determine the purpose of your site.
- A smaller site with better quality content and fewer pages will be more successful than one with more pages.
- Update and add original content regularly
- No duplicate content
- No dangerous, illegal content
Google AdSense has a guide that explains how to fix content issues on your site.
Website navigation accessibility
The Google AdSense team will inspect your website to determine if it is accessible. A user-friendly navigation bar is essential for providing a great experience. It is important to avoid misleading navigation. It is not a good idea to trick your users into clicking on the wrong pages, irrelevant pages or missing pages.
Google AdSense rejected your website. Check your website’s navigation:
Alignment – Are the navigational elements aligned on all devices and consistent across different browsers?
Readability – Does your website’s text make it easy to understand?
Functionality – Are your icons and drop-down menus working properly?
Accuracy – Are your navigational components directing your users to the right content?
How to Resubmit your Google Adsense Approval Application
AdSense will typically mention the reason why your site was not approved (“Needs attention”) if it rejects your site.
You should review the reasons why your site was rejected. If you don’t understand or fix it, AdSense will reject you again. This article will help you prepare your site for AdSense.
Conclusion
Google AdSense has strict guidelines regarding the sites it approves in order to protect users and advertisers.
This article will discuss how to add your website, common rejection reasons, and what to do if your site is denied.
It shouldn’t be difficult to get your website approved if it has high organic traffic, quality content, easy navigation, and conforms with Google AdSense program policies.
