1) Provide an Email Address
1. Do not use a domain that is hosted by the same company as your website.
2. Include a Privacy Policy page on your site, which discloses any and all information you collect from visitors to your site, what you do with this data, and how long you keep it for.
3. Include an About Us page on your site which identifies who owns or runs the website (this should be a person's name).
4. Make sure that all links in text format are clickable and active (ie: when someone clicks on it they are taken to the appropriate page).
5. Be aware of misleading ads - do not create an ad with false promises or expectations in order to generate traffic through deceptive means.
2) Have a Domain Name
Domain names are one of the first steps in creating a website. The domain name is what your website will be called, and it needs to be available for purchase. When you have an idea for a domain name, search on websites like GoDaddy or Namecheap to see if it's available. If it's not available, try adding numbers at the end of your domain name until you find something that is.
You'll also need a hosting service, which is where your website files are stored while they're live on the internet and people can visit them. Many hosting services offer free trial periods and inexpensive packages after that, so consider this when buying one.
3) Submit Accurate Information
Google's AdSense approval process can be a little confusing, and sometimes it feels like they're guessing. That's why it helps to know the specifics of what they're looking for in your site before you submit the application.
1. Have a mix of content on your site - don't have all ads or all editorial content.
2. Use ads as an enhancement, not as the focal point of your site.
3. Make sure that ads are relevant - if an ad has nothing to do with the content on your site, it will be rejected automatically (even if you're approved for that type of ad).
4. Keep ads away from areas where text is expected - like at the top or bottom of articles or posts.
4) Write Unique Content
Google is the largest search engine in the world and so it's not surprising that many people use their advertising services. However, getting approved for a program like Google AdSense can be a long process. These seven tips will help you speed up the approval process:
1) Sign up for a Google account in case you don't have already got one.
2) Create a website or blog and make sure to include relevant keywords and content.
3) Verify your identity by adding a phone number or address with phone verification code, an email address, bank account information, and other documents as required by your country's law.
4) Agree to the Terms of Service which includes adhering to copyright laws and not infringing on other company trademarks or copyrighted material.
5) Apply Keywords Correctly
The first step in the process is figuring out what keywords you want your site to target. The keywords that you choose will determine what ads show up on your page and which advertisers pay you for those clicks. Make sure that the words you choose are relevant, popular and evergreen, meaning that people will always search for them.
The second step is adding a code snippet to each page of your site. This snippet tells Google where on your page the ads should be placed and how many ads should be shown per page.
6) Request Re-Reviews If Necessary
If you've applied for Google AdSense and been rejected, don't give up. The company does not like to share the reasons it denied someone, but there are things you can do in order to get that approval. One of the most important steps is requesting a re-review by filling out this form. Asking for a re-review will allow your application to be considered again by a different reviewer, which could lead to an approval if they notice anything they didn't before. If you've been rejected due to low website traffic or other invalid reasons, then you may be able to request the rejection be overturned.
7) Play By The Rules
1. Fill out your application absolutely and without a doubt.
2. Make sure your content is high quality and relevant to the ads being shown on your site.
3. Allow users to opt-out of seeing ads (and make it clear how).
4. Offer an ad-free experience for a fee or donation, not as the only option for viewing content on your website.
5. Provide clear contact information for yourself and a way for visitors to ask questions about the ads displayed on your site (including any privacy concerns). 6.