AdSense Crisis: How To Get Instant Google AdSense Approval

A lot of AdSense publishers are getting approved on a daily basis while many AdSense publishers who aren't able to fulfill AdSense TOS and publishers who are eager to make money through blogging would go and apply for AdSense immediately (without fulfilling the necessary requirement get disapproved).

Now the difficult thing about AdSense is that their system cannot be tricked. Publishers who were once disapproved before may delete their current Google account, create a new one and sign up for AdSense thinking that is the best way. But at the end of the day, their site still doesn't get approved.

Thousands of AdSense publisher's get disapproved because their blogs/websites contain insufficient content (Google recommends 500 words+ in each post).

Unfortunately, my blog was disapproved by Google AdSense when I first applied. I provided you guys a screenshot below from the disapproval e-mail I got from Google

If you took your time to the images above, you'll notice that my blog was disapproved due to 'lack of sufficient text on pages'. Please take notice of this one below.

• Provide a clear navigation system for your visitors so that they can easily find all of the sections and pages of your website: Provide a clear navigation system (both on a desktop and mobile) so that visitors can easily click on your pages. If you want to make your navigation bar sticky, then follow this  XOMISSE tutorial to get started.

Though the easiest way to get AdSense approval is to apply using YouTube (but ads will not show up on hosted Blogspot blogs that doest not comply with AdSense Terms and Conditions.

This is because Google began to become strict in accepting sites in early 2013, and now, it is, even more, stricter and hard to get approval. 

So here are my recommendations that can help you get AdSense approval only if you apply them carefully

1. Write A Lot Of Content/ Minimum Number Of Posts: In this case, blogs with barely 10 posts which contains fewer words than 500 will certainly not get approved because Google needs more text in order to crawl and know what your blog is all about.

2. Avoid Copy Pasting Of Image Links: Bloggers finds it easier to copy paste an image link other than saving it on their computer and uploading it on their blogs, Google terms this as 'Copyright' so if you are fond of doing this you can still edit the images and you stand a chance of getting approved.

3. Decent Amount Of Traffic/Pageviews: This is not really necessary, but have this in mind, there is no advertiser who will want to show ads on websites that receive a small amount of traffic. Though this doesn't matter, a website that receives at least 50-100 visits daily and 1000-2000 monthly is allowed to participate in AdSense.

4. Have Good Alexa Rankings: This is mainly for websites that receive thousands of visits every day. Having a good Alexa ranking will help Google determine how popular your site is hence considering you for AdSense.

5. Maximum Number Of Required Pages: Google AdSense requires that every site should have the following required pages in order to be approved: Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, About Us, Contact Us and Sitemap.

If you are unable to write those pages yourself, then you can use a free auto-generating tool to generate your Privacy policy and Disclaimer pages.

6. Avoid Copy Pasting Of Your Contents: Google detests sites which copy contents from other top authority sites. Your content should be unique and well written so as to get AdSense approval.

7. Design Your Blog And Make It Look Awesome: A good web design is what Google expects from every AdSense applicable sites. There are hundreds of beautiful free blogger templates out there, get your blog one that fits it right.

8. Implement Google Analytics Code On Your Blog: When you register and implement Google Analytics code on your blog, Google will be able to track how visitors are engaging with your site directly from their database without having to go an extra mile.

9. Create A Robots.txt file: Robt.txt is the file which tell which page to index and which is not. For intense, if your website has any optional page which you want to show to those who want to see it actually. Then your need yo use Robt.txt. No matter if it's a Wordpress site or by other CMS based, you need to have a Robots.txt file.

10. Read The Drop-down List Of Google AdSense Policies: After you have fulfilled all the necessary requirement, you have to read and comply with Google AdSense policies in order to know more on how to get instant Approval.

Hopes you get approved.