HOW TO GET GOOGLE ADSENSE APPROVAL

Google Ad Sense is the best known ad network for monetising your website or blog. Despite having many other Google Ad Sense alternatives, none of them at the moment beats Ad Sense in terms of CPC and CPM rates. Google Ad sense has a lot of advertisers and they place relevant ads on your website/blog according to the content on your website.

    Well it has always been a tough time for many bloggers when trying to get Ad Sense approval. Getting Google Ad sense approval has always been a difficult task too many people since Google conducts a second review during application
During this review, Google manually reviews your website and if it does not qualify as per their publisher program policies. Well this is some of the points you should consider before applying for Google Ad sense.

1) Write Quality content

    The most important thing that Google is looking at currently is the quality of content that a publisher has on his blog/ website. This is because they are safeguarding their advertisers and do not want to place their ads on sites with poor or irrelevant content.

    Google of late are very strict on content. As a publisher you should make sure your articles have a minimum of 400 words-500 words. If the words fall below that category you are likely to be disapproved due to insufficient content.

2)  Design

    Google are very considerable when it comes to website or blog design and they may not be lenient on you if your website/ blog design does not look professional.

The website should have a professional outlook and should be easy for viewers/visitors to navigate around the site without any difficulties. As a publisher you should not fill your site with advertisements as this may make your web viewer’s loose trust on your website and also it is not acceptable by Google Ad sense to place their ads on a site with has similar advertisements.

3)  Read Ad Sense program policies.

Many people seem to ignore to read the terms and conditions and the Google Ad sense program policies which help to give them a guideline of what is expected of them

Before and having Google Ad sense. Well here are some important points in their program policies that a publisher should be aware about.

 A) Google Ad sense does not like websites/blogs with copied or non-original content. If your website contains copied material then that gives them the right to disapprove your website.

B)  Ad sense does not condone invalid clicks and impressions. As a publisher, you should not click on your own ads for whatever reason and this leads to account termination without any further warning and your funds will be withheld as compensation to the advertiser.

 

4) Number of content

Before applying for Ad sense, as a publisher you should work more on content and at least you should apply for Google Ad sense with a minimum of at least 50 posts in your website/blog.

A publisher should avoid adult content when it comes to deal with Google Ad Sense and also before approval a publisher should work more on content and avoid a lot of images on the posts.

5)  Website Traffic

  Ad Sense is sensitive on the kind of traffic your website gets. They insist on quality traffic and for a start you should at least have 200 page views and above every day. Google has a way of tracking your traffic sources so a publisher should not try to submit their sites in the paid to view ads websites. If you’re tracked for illegal traffic by Google then your website is due for disapproval or account termination.