8 Tips on How to get Google AdSense Approval for Blogger

 

First, before we register our blog to Google Adsense, we should have knowledge in advance so that our blog can be accepted by Google Adsense.

If we create a blog and register immediately with Google Adsence without enough knowledge then the opportunity is very small to be accepted by Google Adsense.

Google Adsense will definitely check our blog and whether our blog is worthy or not to be accepted by Adsense.

Let's see there are 8 important points to get AdSense Approval.

1. All contents should be original, high-quality, and informative.

2. No Scrapped content is allowed.

3. Each post should have about 500 to 1200 words.

4. There should be at Least 15~20 posts on your blog.

5. There is no requirement on traffic,

6. There is also no requirement on the timing,

7. Set Up Important Pages, especially "About Me and Contact Page".

8. Set Up and Connect your website with Google Search Console and Google Analytics.

After that update your sitemap and submit your links to GSC to index your posts.

This is the end of the summary part of this explanation.

You can watch the image below and hopefully, you can get your AdSense approval ASAP.

How to get Google AdSense Approval for Blogger site Fast in 2022 by Jaxxinvest's story :

I will discuss more AdSense stories of my first website. Are you ready?

The process from my blog creation to getting AdSense approval within a month starts now.

On 23rd March 2021, I created my English blog right after AdSense approved my Chinese Blog.

Since there was a lot of content in my Chinese blog.

So I just translated and posted them on my new blog.

At first, I uploaded one post day by day, and there was a total of 5 posts.

4 of them are related to Finance, and the last post was used to record my AdSense application in this blog.

Then I submitted these URLs to Google Search Console and update my sitemap to index these posts.

I also created these important pages, but the format was a bit distinguish from others.

One week later, I submitted my first AdSense application after these posts were indexed by GSC.

Apparently, it was impossible to get any approval with only 5 posts.

I was rejected by Google AdSense on the evening of 7th April with an email sent to my mailbox.

It showed that I need to fix some issues before my site is ready for AdSense.

For the specific details of these issues, you have to check through the AdSense dashboard.

AdSense stated that my blog has 2 issues.

As I have mentioned in beginning, these 2 issues were, no content issue and under construction issue.

I didn't notice the second issue when I checked AdSense Dashboard on my phone.

How should I know? I have to scroll down to see the next issue.

Now you should remember this if you are still new to AdSense.

So I uploaded 8 Actuarial Science (AS) posts that I had translated before I receive any update from AdSense. I did not upload it as soon as I finished my translation, because I want to estimate the minimum number of posts for my blog to be eligible for AdSense.

Before I used my laptop to submit the next application on the same night,

I just noticed the Under Construction issue shown on my AdSense dashboard.

I removed some unused search pages with labels.

Those labels did not appear in all my posts.

I think this was where the issue came from, and then I submitted my application again

After I simply reviewed my blog, so this was my 2nd attempt.

Meanwhile, I translated and uploaded another 3 AS posts while I was still waiting for a reply from AdSense.

On the morning of 11th April, AdSense updated my application status and there were some improvements this time.

No-Content Issue was fixed but the underconstruction issue still remains. 

At that moment, I had a total of 16 posts but I could not find any problems related to under-construction issues.

I was busy with other things after that morning and I reviewed back my blog again in the evening.

After I did an in-depth inspection of my website,

I found some broken links in some of the oldest posts.

So I repaired them within a short period of time.

Then, I submitted my 3rd application to AdSense in night.

One week later, there was no update or any reply from AdSense.

During that period, I wrote another 3 posts.

It is like a financial theme "Reddit" in my country, and I received around 1000 views from that post, most of them were referral traffic.

A few days later, I received a reply from Google AdSense.

On 21st April around 5 P.M., my blog was approved by AdSense.

I was not sure why it took 10 days to review and approve my blog,

but I was still happy to get AdSense approval for my blog within a month. 

The process for my website to get AdSense approval ends here.