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Here's How To Get Faster AdSense Approval And Start Earning From Your Website.


Getting Adsense approval has been a challenge for so many webmasters, because its not that easy. And I know you too might have tried several times to get your website approved but unfortunately you have failed always. Regardless of the duration your website has taken (whether 1month or 6months).

But I just want to let you know that this is something that you don't have to worry about anyway, because it doenst matter whether you use hosted or self-hosted domains, or a blogspot.com or .com extensions. Although the approval for your website will depend on a number of things here and there, and if you really and truly want to get that greenlight i.e approval for your site then you have to ensure that you follow what I am going to guide you on here. With just a few simple steps that you can take for your website to get approved for AdSense faster.

So you have a website and I know you have given it all your best to ensure that your visitors get more relevant information interms of content and blog posts, so that whenever they land on your website in search of content they are looking for then they will never have to struggle or leave your site to go to your competitor's.





 But apart from that, the most important thing you want to see happen in your blog is the actualization of the revenue generation process right from your website. You want to monetize it to make it work for you.

Now, the challenge you might experience here is how to go about that whole AdSense approval process if you had not done a number of site preparations and improvements that it seriously requires before your site can be authorized/approved.

These tricks worked well for my website, because after I followed and implemented them fully, my site got approval and Ads started showing on my website within 24hrs.

Your blog too can easily get approval within a very short time, so start the following process right now.

Get a fully Responsive and SEO ready Template.

A responsive template is that publication platform that is able to display content or information to fit into all different display-screen sizes. So if you use a desktop PC, tablet, mobile phone etc then the template will display the content/information you are reading in any of those screen sizes that you are using. (See example of different screen sizes and display images below).

The responsive blog template.
Responsive blog template.

Then at the same time that responsive template should be well SEO-integrated, which means it needs to be Search Engine Optimized to be able to respond well with various search engines in terms of displaying the contents and/or images in a structured manner, a stylish way, speed of display is impressive, appealing aesthetics etc. You can select, download and upload one of the responsive and SEO ready template of your choice.

Ensure its an AdSense Ready Template.

Apart from your selected template being a responsive and SEO ready, it is also very important to ensure that it is Adsense ready or integrated, and especially if you are not that good in coding.

But if the template that you have choosen is not Adsense ready and you have no problem with coding like adding the HTML, Adsense codes etc, then you can just go ahead and add the Adsense plugins wherever you want the Ads to appear on your site by yourself.

That will make your site's blogging template ready for AdSense displays when it is finally approved.

There are so many AdSense ready templates (both free and premium versions) online that can fit in well with any niche website, whether the site was created/built by any site builder platform(s) like Blogger, Wix, WordPress etc. So browse for them and download whichever template you like and use on your site.

Avoid Prohibited Contents.

About content, first before any other thing else, you MUST stay out of publishing prohibited contents/posts and avoid them at all cost. Because let me assure you that you will find it very very difficult to get your site approved as fast as you would like.

Prohibited contents are not welcome by AdSense at all, and they are those that intend to influence or impact the target audience negatively, like;-

  • Contents meant to propergate hatred, terrorism, racism etc.
  • Contents or sites about gambling, pornography, drug etc.
  • Sites promoting child labor, human-trafficking, illegal arms trade etc.

You can check AdSense and Google Terms of Service for more direction on what you are allowed to publish and promote or not.

Publish Quality and Original Contents.

AdSense approval is determined by a number of things on your blog, and one of the most important things here is the type of content that you produce in terms of blog posts and articles.

So first of all before anything else your site's content has to be original, quality and not copied from any other source like from another blog, because you don't want to infringe on another person's work by violating the copyright policies. And Google is also very intelligent to identify unoriginal content. Thats a big risk for your website since you might get involved in legal disputes which might cost you and your blog so much. I believe you don't want to go that way.





Have Adequate Number of Posts.

Although here there is no restriction to the maximum number of posts that you must publish, but you do need to have at least a certain number of quality and original blog posts on your site. But ensure you already have atleast between 10 - 20 quality and original content before you reapply for AdSense approval.

NB: It is also important to note that Google doesn't approve blogs that has no Contact, Terms of Use, About Us, Privacy Policy pages. Also important are Disclosure and Disclaimer notice pages. So ensure that your blog has all that with its content fully updated before you can apply or reapply for Google AdSense approval.

And if you also have other category pages that you have on your blog, then you must also publish some content on them. This is so because it will make bots and crawlers be able to identify and index those pages based on contents on those category pages of your website.

Reasonable Traffic flow into Your Website a must.

To get your website approved and start earning money from it, then it has to get or attract adequate/reasonable traffic flow into your site.

NB: The more the traffic flow into your website the more revenue your ads will generate. So ensure you do more campaigns for it even on social media a lot to draw in many visitors into your blog. And you should aim at getting atleast between 40 - 100 visitors into your website everyday as a new website. Although that now depends on how you promote your blog especially on social media like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, Medium etc.





Remove all the Third-party Ads.

You need to remove all the third-party ads on your blog first before you can reapply for the approval again. This does not mean you will nolonger have to display other third-party Ads especially those from affiliate marketing programs, which are not Adsense related, no. You will still create space and display them, but later after approval, through adding HTMLs, copying and pasting their codes on those HTMLs that you have created.

It is important that you first remove all those third party Ads on your website before you can reapply for AdSense approval again, if your site had not been approved earlier. Then you can return them later once your site has been approved for AdSense. They will never give you a greenlight until you pull down those third party ads first.

So try to follow all the above and you will be smiling, because your AdSense approval will be a success story within 24hrs and revenue will start streaming in. But the amount of earnings will then also depend on how peoactive you are in promoting your blog/website.

Conclusion.

Ad spaces on your website are utilized by AdSense to display different products or services for promotion and advertisement for variuos merchants. So when that happens on your website then you benefit by earning revenue from Google AdSense. But sometimes ads can be displayed on your site although it would be difficult to ascertain the authorized owner or the site where those ads are being displayed.

So the most important thing to do is to add a ads.txt code to ensure that you don't loose revenue from unauthenticated Ad sources which are not known by Google.

That's why it is necessary also to make sure that once your site has been approved for AdSense then the next thing you need to do is to add ads.txt on your website. Its a website tracking code that identifies a website and its owners, and to ensure revenue is not lost by your website.

Have a successful approval.

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