Adsense is not easy to get

Now days Adsense is not easy to get. I just have heard that adsense is not getting approved until you have a blog older than 6 month.

 

This is not true! Just create blogspot (Blogger) blog and post few (3-10) unique posts (minimum 300 words) and you will get approve 100%.

 

hey Fullhider,
First of all thank you for the reply. Let me tell you that I have 2 wordpress blogs right now. But I have no adsense for it. I have tried couple of times to apply for it. But couldn't get any reply from there.

 

Send me URL's of blogs and I will help you.

 

Adsense is easy to get if you have a good site. Adsense is hard to get if you have a crap site. Its that simple.

 

You just need good content to get into adsense.

It's not very hard as long as you are opening up a LEGITIMATE account with all of your information properly input.

Other than that, if you have gotten banned in the past it will be very hard to get back in but not impossible.

 

I don't have a crap website.. but anyways thanks for the replies

 

Thats is a hosted Adsense. Now-a-day it is very to get approved adsense account specially for tech blogger.

 

Yes you are right, Adsense is not easy to get approved fully.
Not only a blog should need to have 6 months old and need to have Some decent Traffic from Search Engines.

 

yes exactly. Now I am tired for applying again and again for adsense account.

 

So, start posting on HubPages, or some other site that hosts AdSense and apply through there after you get a couple of hubs written and approved. Easy, peasy! Then you can use your AdSense code for your other site without applying. Just make sure that your site meets TOS to avoid losing your account.

 

I have written some articles on hubpages. I didn't post copy articles but I dont know why they do not approve any article.

 

If your from India and other countries (i forgot) - Your site has to be 6 months or older.. Also make sure you have a privacy policy page..

Best to have quality posts and suggest just make sure you have enough post as well..

As for traffic, I don't think adsense bothers with that.. as when I applied my traffic was not even close to 20 views per day.

 

So should i wait for 6 months ? And yes I do have privacy policy page.

 

If your from India or China.. then you have to own your site for 6 months to apply for adsense

 

Yet you can't get adsense:

A crap site is the most common reason for not getting.

Care to share the url for an honest appraisal?

 

Are your articles long enough and written as though English is your first language, or very nearly?

These days, HP is very particular, they don't like overly promotional hubs, either. Not like the old days, used to be lots of fun and instant publication of hubs. The rules have all changed.

If you go to your hub (signed in) and look at the very top (in the black section), you should see an explanation as to why your hub was not approved. Then you can fix and resubmit.

 

hi annea,
Thnks, I have tried a lot for hub approval. I wish if somebody could write a hub for me.

 

If you create a useful website Adsense is very easy to get, if you create a crappy, spam site like 95% of you lot do then it isn't.

 

'Nuff said, really.

Everyone makes Google out to be some kind of psychotic demon who has weird rules for everything, but they're not. If they see you're applying for AdSense just to make money, they're not interested. If they see you're applying to earn some cash off a site that actually offers value to its readers (and, more importantly, to the advertisers who will be paying for space), they'll let you in.

The "6-month rule" is an urban myth, totally. I opened an AdSense account for a friend who had a site that was about 2 weeks old and he was admitted immediately - because the content is good, useful and provides value. Even though he's only earned about $2 in the last three months.

This is precisely why people are not let into ad and other earning programs.

Advertising isn't some magical bucket full of gold that's automatically available to everyone. Real people pay real money for advertising space, even though AdSense and others make it look very impersonal. Cheating your way in is effectively stealing money from the advertisers... and contrary to popular belief, they're not all multinationals with billions of dollars. A lot of them are tiny companies with limited budgets, trying to get a little extra traffic.

(This is also the reason why I have never bought advertising: there are too many cheats with crap sites and the traffic would be of horribly low quality.)

If you cannot provide value to the advertisers, you should not be allowed in. Simple as that.