Guaranteed: How to Get Google Adsense Account Approval Fast for Your Blog

An interview with Mr. Augustine, owner of Business-scan24, revealed… Is it possible to get Google AdSense approved without wasting a lot of time? I will share my experience with my AdSense approvals, with you in his answer.

I’d like to begin with…

1. Your Blog Post Content Quality:

You can either create the content yourself or hire someone to do it for you.
Copying content from another site is not acceptable.

I suggest you don’t try that because it’s only going to waste your time and energy… Adsence goes strongly against that… your content should be informative and helpful.

Platforms to find content writers.

• Fiverr. …
• Upwork.
• 99designs. …
• Guru. …
• Toptal. …
• PeoplePerHour. …
• Freelancer. …
• Truelancer. …
• Outsourcely.

Verify the content of your website to prevent plagiarism and grammatical errors. Any of the tools listed below can be used.

Plagiarism Checker Tools (FREE).

• Duplichecker.
• Check Plagiarism >>> Recommended
• Copyscape
• PaperRater.
• Copyleaks.
• PlagScan.
• Plagiarisma.
• Plagiarism Checker.
• Quetext.
• Small SEO Tools – Plagiarism Checker.

2. Your Blog Post Images: Google AdSense approval

Whenever possible, avoid duplicating any photos from other blogs. This could negatively affect your AdSense acceptance.

The use of no-copyright photos and royalty-free images is permitted as long as acknowledgment is given and no copyright issues arise.

We’ve compiled a list of sites with free stock photos for your convenience:

• Unsplash.
• Burst (by Shopify)
• Pexels.
• Pixabay.
• Free Images.
• Kaboompics.
• Stocksnap.io.
• Canva.

Consider carefully what image to use for your blog post.

3. Your Domain and Blog Age:

The Google and AdSense Privacy Policies state that your blog domain must be at least six (6) months old to be eligible for AdSense.

On the other hand, I received AdSense approval for a domain that was only 20 to 30 days old. Therefore, I recommend your blog and domain be more than 15 days old before you can apply.

Use a high-level domain when making your request.

You have a strong possibility of being authorized for an AdSense account using a top domain, such as mysite.com and mysite.org.

A handpick of some best websites to buy and domain.

• Domain.com.
• GoDaddy.com. …
• Namecheap.com. …
• Name.com. …
• Google Domains. …
• Enom.com. …
• Dynadot.com. …
• NameSilo.com.

You cannot apply for subdomains or subdirectories if you use page URLs instead of domain URLs. AdSense account is suitable for blogger sites that use the host site model.

4. Check Google Ban: Google AdSense approval

We can’t buy a domain name for the rest of our lives, as you know. We’re renting domains instead of buying them.

There are numerous possibilities, including the possibility that your domain was previously owned by someone else.

It is possible that the domain could be removed if the previous owner violated the terms of service by spreading piracy, cracked software, movie leaks, and other illegal activity.

Google will not accept applications from websites with the following content.⚠

• Pornography content🔞
• Dangerous or derogatory content
• Recreational drugs and drug-related content
• Alcohol-related content
• Tobacco-related content
• Healthcare-related content
• Hacking and cracking content
• Pages that offer compensation programs
• Misrepresentative content
• Violent content
• Weapon-related content
• Content that enables dishonest behavior
• Illegal content

Then Google blocks your domains from appearing in Google search results. To ensure that your site’s content is seen by Google, check its visibility before you apply.

Here’s how you can find out: Google dorks Site:yourdomainname.com.

5. Check Supported Language

AdSense isn’t available in all languages, a fact that is often overlooked by publishers. To be sure choose from the table below the major language for your site when applying for AdSense.

---

---

The above table outlines the supported languages of AdSense before applying for an account.

6. The number of Blog Posts:

Google says your blog must have at least 40-50 posts to get AdSense approval.
But it’s a myth about the number of posts you need to post to get an AdSense credit. You can still get adverts on 5-7 posts -but only if you’ve got at least 10 posts.

If you write 500 words in each post, you should have at least 20-25 posts on your blog.
In order to improve your SEO rankings, you should write a post that is as long and detailed as possible. Because this post is the most popular and related, you should write a 1000-2000-word post.

7. Create Necessary Pages and Navigation

Every blog should have an about page, contacts, and privacy policies, as well as menu bars.

As a result, the site would have increased traffic and a greater chance of getting AdSense approved.

If your website does not have a privacy policy page, it will not be accepted by Google Adsense. By including your contact page on your website, you can show Google that you care about your clients or viewers and are available to assist them at any time.

You can create a free Privacy Policy if you have a website or mobile app.
View the Terms & Conditions agreement to view what you are allowed to and are not allowed to do with your data.

free Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions agreement << Click on the link to genrate a page for your website… Its FREE!!!

The more user-friendly your website is, the more traffic it will receive and the more likely it is to be approved. A properly designed navigation menu will assist your readers in finding information on your site.

Is Google able to detect fraud clicks on AdSense?

Many people, especially beginners, believe that they can drive traffic to their AdSense accounts by employing manipulative tactics.

Google, on the other hand, has methods for detecting such bogus activity. Let’s look at several strategies for keeping track of these activities.

• ✅Visitors who have clicked on many adverts

It’s fine to get one or two clicks from different people, but when you get 10 or more ad hits from the same person, Google starts to look into your account.

• ✅A single IP address is responsible for a large number of site visitors.

Because Google has the greatest technology for detecting such behaviors, when you utilize a single IP address to click on your ad, Google readily finds it.

• ✅A high number of visits from the same referrer

Google AdSense tracks organic visitors, particularly those that arrive via a search engine such as Yahoo, Google, Bing, or another. When Google notices many visits from the same referrer, it deems it spam.

• ✅The number of visits and clicks coming from your IP address

Visits and clicks that originate from your own IP address are not appropriate for AdSense. That’s definitely one more method Google uses to monitor fraudulent clicks.

Google Adsense Account Approval F&Q

I need a separate account for my business
If this happens, you can submit a new application. The account type (individual or business) and payee must be different from your original application, and the payee must be able to accept payments.

I am under 18 but love to blog

In the case of children under 18, you can have your parent or guardian sign up for AdSense using their own Google Account. The adult responsible for the site will make all payments until you are eligible and reach 18 if their AdSense account is approved.

Can I have multiple websites under one Adsense account?

There is no limit to how many blogs and sites you can have. Apply for fewer accounts rather than too many. Find out how new sites can display ads.

How much money we can make with AdSense?

Depending on the niche you select and the amount of traffic you receive, you may earn an amount of money. Bloggers who receive 100 unique visitors each day often make $10-100 per month from their blogs.

You should now be able to apply for AdSense for your blog. Please use the comments section for any questions or to submit your blog for review if you still encounter problems. Thank you for considering me for help

---

---

• Affiliate Marketing Tips (38)
• Content Monetization (83)
  • Blog Tips (58)
  • Social Media Strategys (16)
• E-Mail Marketing (2)
• Entrepreneurship Tips (34)
• Search Engine Optimization (51)

---