Why? why adsense not accepting???

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i got this mail :

"Hello Jerin,

Thank you for your interest in Google AdSense. After reviewing your
application, our specialists have found that it does not meet our program
criteria. Therefore, we are unable to accept you into our program.

We have certain policies in place that we believe will help ensure the
effectiveness of Google ads for our publishers as well as for our
advertisers. We review all publishers, and we reserve the right to decline
any application. As we grow, we may find that we are able to expand our
program to more web publishers with a wider variety of web content.

Please note that we may not be able to respond to inquiries regarding the
specific reasons for our decision. Thank you for your understanding.

Sincerely,

The Google AdSense Team"

and my site is techs-world.com

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#22

It seems you're copying other people's articles, so what exactly is the purpose of your site? It's just cluttering the web.

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Hi guys,

I think I know a quickest way on how you can get an Adsense account.

You don't need a website. You don't even need content. Yet. Sounds too good to be true? Well... It isn't. In fact, it's legit and it's fast and best of all it's free!

If you haven't created an Adsense account before, and apply through HubPages, then Google will approve your account before you even need to write or publish any content. That's right, no need to create content before applying to Google Adsense when you're applying through HubPages.

Read the Hubpages FAQ here.

Sign up for Hubpages here.

Once you've registered a Hubpages Author account go to Affiliate Settings (it's in your My Account page, under Affiliate Settings).

On the "Affiliate Settings" page you'll see next to where it says "Adsense" a link to "Sign Up".

It will then ask "Do you already have a Google AdSense account?". If you say yes, it'll ask for your Publisher ID and then in a few simple steps you will have linked and activated your Adsense Publisher ID to your Hubpage account. However you're here to start an account, so select No.

Tick the box for "I have read and understand Google's terms of service"

And click the button "Signup for AdSense" and away you go!

That's all guys...

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Thanks for the details, i have learned something from you, i have applied also and still not got the reply from them. please have a look and let me know weather my site looks good or not www.freeteenjobs.com

please PM me thanks

krolbiz said: ↑

Anyway, why don't you place your domains here for us to have a look... Nevermind.. Well, for me.. Adsense is not very hard to apply..

It's also very simple to implement on your pages as it requires simple copy and pasting of the code they supply to the where you would like them to appear. Google currently allows up to 3 ad blocks to be inserted on a single page. Each block may contain up to 5 ads (large skyscraper), but not all may appear at any one time depending on the supply of ads and other factors.

Getting accepted by Google is not as difficult as some have you believe. When you apply to Google for adsense, there are certain things you should bear in mind that should get you easily accepted:

1) Make sure your site is of a decent size (there is no point in applying for a site that contains a single page). Minimum pages recommended would be 10-15, a site with a nice structure with appropriate links to all pages from the index (home) page.

2) Never apply with a site with no content and full of ads. It is likely to be rejected outright.

3) Make sure the site is original in content i.e. pages not copied from another site.

4) Google has a small list of strict terms and conditions that you must adhere to. They prohibit sites that promote racial intolerance, violence and other obscenities, sites about guns and knives will also face rejection.

You need to avoid broken links!

1) Make sure the site does not have any broken links. If your site is really big, I am sure they would be too concerned about a couple of broken links. But, why take the chance? Just fix all your links before you apply

2) If you use an address from where there has already been a previous application made then you may get rejected initially, no need to worry! Just send a nice and cordial email to the adsense team explaining that it was a different applicant (could be a relative or a flatmate or whoever it may have been) and they should get in contact with you and should approve by rechecking the details of the previous applicant and yours.

3) Don't worry if your site does not have a page rank. Google does not expect a brand new site to be ranked so fast anyway.

Google also accepts sites with no traffic

1) Your site does not have to generate a certain number of page views. This might have been the case when they first launched but they have since changed their policies to accept the smallest of publishers

2) If you have other text based ads on your pages from another company and look much like Adsense ads, you will either be rejected or you will need to ensure they do not appear on the same pages. Google does offer the abilty to show similar ads from another company in its place when it is unable to offer relevant ads. You will have to insert the script that allows to do this.

Remember, acceptance time can vary from publisher to publisher. Do not worry if it has been a few days, but if it gets to 2 weeks and you haven't heard, send them a polite email describing your situation....
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Thanks for the details, i have learned something from you, i have applied also and still not got the reply from them. please have a look and let me know weather my site looks good or not www.freeteenjobs.com

please PM me thanks

krolbiz said: ↑

Anyway, why don't you place your domains here for us to have a look... Nevermind.. Well, for me.. Adsense is not very hard to apply..

It's also very simple to implement on your pages as it requires simple copy and pasting of the code they supply to the where you would like them to appear. Google currently allows up to 3 ad blocks to be inserted on a single page. Each block may contain up to 5 ads (large skyscraper), but not all may appear at any one time depending on the supply of ads and other factors.

Getting accepted by Google is not as difficult as some have you believe. When you apply to Google for adsense, there are certain things you should bear in mind that should get you easily accepted:

1) Make sure your site is of a decent size (there is no point in applying for a site that contains a single page). Minimum pages recommended would be 10-15, a site with a nice structure with appropriate links to all pages from the index (home) page.

2) Never apply with a site with no content and full of ads. It is likely to be rejected outright.

3) Make sure the site is original in content i.e. pages not copied from another site.

4) Google has a small list of strict terms and conditions that you must adhere to. They prohibit sites that promote racial intolerance, violence and other obscenities, sites about guns and knives will also face rejection.

You need to avoid broken links!

1) Make sure the site does not have any broken links. If your site is really big, I am sure they would be too concerned about a couple of broken links. But, why take the chance? Just fix all your links before you apply

2) If you use an address from where there has already been a previous application made then you may get rejected initially, no need to worry! Just send a nice and cordial email to the adsense team explaining that it was a different applicant (could be a relative or a flatmate or whoever it may have been) and they should get in contact with you and should approve by rechecking the details of the previous applicant and yours.

3) Don't worry if your site does not have a page rank. Google does not expect a brand new site to be ranked so fast anyway.

Google also accepts sites with no traffic

1) Your site does not have to generate a certain number of page views. This might have been the case when they first launched but they have since changed their policies to accept the smallest of publishers

2) If you have other text based ads on your pages from another company and look much like Adsense ads, you will either be rejected or you will need to ensure they do not appear on the same pages. Google does offer the abilty to show similar ads from another company in its place when it is unable to offer relevant ads. You will have to insert the script that allows to do this.

Remember, acceptance time can vary from publisher to publisher. Do not worry if it has been a few days, but if it gets to 2 weeks and you haven't heard, send them a polite email describing your situation....
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