Step By Step - ADSENSE APPROVAL - Increase Your Chance To Get Accepted!

Hey guys,

Ok, so recently I have seen a lot of posts and threads about people having problems getting accepted into the Google Adsense program.

So to give you all a liitle help I have decided to give you a brief tutorial which should get you accepted. It may even point out where you have been going wrong if you have recently had an application rejected.

I have used this method personally myself and also told others how to do it many times and nine times out of ten the applications are approved.

Now before I continue, I’d just like to say that if any of you more experienced members would like to add anything to this please feel free. Anything that helps the guys who are struggling will be greatly appreciated.

Now first of all I’d just like to say that even if you follow this little tutorial to the word your application still may be rejected.

Also when I mention entering details, you should enter everything correct. Never make any of the details up for example, use your real name, address and whatever other details are required.

Anyway let’s get down to it:

Step 1) Now the first thing you want to do is get yourself a Gmail account if you don’t already have one, simply because Google owns both Adsense and Gmail, so you’ve already scored a point by just having a Google email.

If you don’t want to use a Gmail address you don’t have to, but just don’t use a free email provider like Hotmail or Yahoo, use a personal address if you have one e.g. yourname@ yoursite.com.

I mean imagine seeing jjsta5527@hotmail .com next to yourname@ yoursite.com, now I don’t know about you but I know which one would be refused first.

Step 2) Once you have your email address set up it’s time to focus on the actual website, because let’s face it you aren’t getting in without one.

Basically your site must have a few things in order for you to get accepted, good quality content and a few pages. People often think there is more to it, but in reality that’s all you need.

Here you’ll have to figure out which way you are going to go about it, maybe you plan on getting hosting and a domain, if so register your domain and sign up for hosting. If you do plan on having your own site I would recommend installing wordpress on it, if you do go down this route just follow the same steps as below obviously on the wordpress blog.

Anyway up to now you have a Gmail account, what I would do if you don’t already have a site is get over to blogger and register. Again doing this you’ll have a Gmail and a Blogger blog which you want to use to apply for adsense, and guess what all three are owned by Google. What’s more Blogger has a built in feature where you can apply for Adsense from within your dashboard and they even have features that’ll set your adsense up once approved with a few simple clicks.

Now this gives me the impression that they are trying to get you to use adsense on their own platform and maybe that it gives you some bonus points when you apply.

Step 3) Filling your blog, get over to blogger and start your first blog, it doesn’t matter what you want to make it about, for the sake of this example we will create a blog in the weight loss niche.

So you first want to name your blog something related to your topic, I will call mine Exercises To Get A Six Pack. Next you are going to enter an address for your blog now I’m pretty sure that exercisestogetasixpack.blogspot.com will already be gone but for this example we will keep it. If your chosen name is gone just change it around a bit until you get one that’s available. Adding a few words to the end like tips, review, reviews, help usually does the trick.

Also if you are simply making this blog purely to get accepted then it really doesn’t matter about the url just make it somewhat related to the content you’ll be placing on it.

No you will be adding some content to your site. Now there only way I would suggest you to do this is original content, others may say that simply pasting articles from ezinearticles or article base will do the trick, but google loves original content.

What I would suggest is going to EA or Article base and searching for the title of your site, in our case it would be Six Pack Exercises, I would then find 2 articles of 400 words and re-write them completely once you’ve rewritten the first post it immediately.

Then immediately after posting that first article you should create an about me, privacy policy and a contact us page these are required on every adsense site. Without them your application will be refused. If you don’t have any idea of what to write study a few blogs and just adapt their pages to fit in with your site.

Now rewrite your second article, you want to post this article about 3-5 hours later than the first one.

You will continue to make 2 posts every day 3-5 hours apart for 7 days. This is to make your site look real in the exes of the Google Review team. If they see regular original content being posted it goes well towards getting approved.

Now you should sign up to googly analytics and copy the code for your site then log back into blogger, go to design then add a gadget, click HTML and and paste the code there and click save.

Step 4) On the 5th day of adding content you are going to apply for Adsense, you will use all of the real details, your Gmail account and your blogger blog address. Now all you have to do is wait a couple of days and you should be accepted.

Now just remember as I said before, this isn’t guaranteed but it should get you accepted nine times out of ten. If you follow these instructions you’ll have a great chance of getting accepted.

Oh yes, I would use the blogger and gmail method even if you already have your own site, then once approved you can put the adsense code on any site you wish.

Now get out there and do it, hope this helps you guys out.

Thanks,
Stephen

 

Hmm that's a good tip about gmail. I knew that google owns them but I didn't know it gives you a point if you use gmail or other company.

 

Gmail doesn't affect anything - It is completely stupid to think your chances of approval are increased just by using the an email service by Google.

Sure there is room for human emotion here and there, but they have a strict set of policies which their employees must follow or they'll be looking for a job.

 

Seriously doubt it's execs who do the reviewing. More like interns or temps or outsourced subcontractors.

The one thing I would add is, DO NOT put "under construction" anywhere on the site. They would reject Wikipedia in its current form if it had "under construction" on the front. The interns/temps/subcontractors are told to look for that phrase (or similar) and reject on the grounds of the site being "under construction". Very common.