Google Adsense rejected third time

[Saqib_Hussain]

Hello Ever one I dont know that I should post it here or not but I apolijize in advance is this is not the relevant group for posting for google adsense My issue is that I have blogging wbsite which shares knowledge of abut hosting and when I applied for google adsense it got rejected then I change the whole UI/UX of website ven changed the theme it again get rejected kindly please give solution aur any one can review my website ? the have given me reasons but i dont gtting why it is rejected because in my point of view i am dong good  attaching picture 

[JKople]

Hello everyone,

I hope this is the right place to discuss this issue. I’ve been trying to get Google AdSense approval for my website, Spotify Premium APK, but unfortunately, I’ve been rejected three times now. I’ve made several updates, including improving the website’s content and ensuring it meets all the AdSense policies, but I’m still getting rejected.

Google provided some feedback, but it’s not clear to me what’s causing the issue. I’ve worked hard to improve the site, but it seems like something is still missing. If anyone has any advice or could take a look at my website and suggest improvements, I’d greatly appreciate it!

Thanks in advance!

[PKUMARIYADAV]

Just curious to know how many visitors and blogs does your website have?

I have also faced this issue on my previous website but after i gained good number of visitors it got approved!

[HMir]

To improve your chances of getting your website approved by Google AdSense, consider a few important steps. First, review AdSense policies to ensure your site complies fully, focusing on having original, valuable content without any policy violations. Enhance the quality of your content by creating well-written, unique articles that provide real value to your audience, aiming for at least 800-1000 words per post and using proper headings and images. Additionally, work on your website’s navigation to make it easy for users, with a clear menu structure and important pages like About Us, Contact Us, Privacy Policy, and Terms & Conditions. Lastly, ensure your website design is clean, professional, and mobile-friendly, and remove any ads or pop-ups that may disrupt the user experience. These steps can make a significant difference in meeting AdSense requirements. I have implemented these tips on my Royal Mail Redirection website and mine got approved

[duser]

Hello everyone, I’m unsure if this is the right group to post in, but I apologize in advance if it’s not. I run a Business website named Honestus Painting and Home Improvement focused on hosting and related topics. Recently, I applied for Google AdSense but faced rejection. I revamped the entire UI/UX of my website, changed the theme, and applied again, only to be rejected again. Google provided some reasons for the rejection, but I’m still unsure about why it’s happening. From my perspective, I’m putting in a lot of effort to improve. Could anyone review my website or suggest a solution?

[doperation]

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@Saqib_Hussainfire kirin wrote:

Hello Ever one I dont know that I should post it here or not but I apolijize in advance is this is not the relevant group for posting for google adsense My issue is that I have blogging wbsite which shares knowledge of abut hosting and when I applied for google adsense it got rejected then I change the whole UI/UX of website ven changed the theme it again get rejected kindly please give solution aur any one can review my website ? the have given me reasons but i dont gtting why it is rejected because in my point of view i am dong good  attaching picture 

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I also face this issue many times last 2 years because adsense strict last two years due to unusual activities.

[hcdcdscsdac]

Are you still facing this issue?

[john_mccarthyyy]

It sounds like you’re putting in a lot of effort to get your AdSense approval, and that’s great to see! From my experience, Google pays close attention to both content quality and user experience, even down to the small details. For example, Small print uk  policies like privacy statements, terms and conditions, and clear navigation play a critical role in compliance. Make sure your website has these elements prominently displayed and easy to find, as these are often overlooked but essential for meeting Google’s guidelines. Keep refining based on their feedback, and you’ll get there.

[john_mccarthyyy]

It sounds like you’re putting in a lot of effort to get your AdSense approval, and that’s great to see. From my experience, Google pays close attention to both content quality and user experience, even down to the small details. For example Small print uk policies like privacy statements, terms and conditions, and clear navigation play a critical role in compliance. Make sure your website has these elements prominently displayed and easy to find, as these are often overlooked but essential for meeting Google’s guidelines. Keep refining based on their feedback, and you’ll get there.

[john_mccarthyyy]

I totally get where you’re coming from I went through the same struggle with Google AdSense. My blog kept getting rejected even after making tons of changes, and it was super frustrating. I tried tweaking the UI, changing themes, and updating my content, but nothing seemed to work.

Here’s what finally helped me get approved:

1. Content Quality: I made sure all my posts were detailed and original, with at least 500 words each. Google really wants to see that your content provides value.

2. Add Essential Pages: Don’t forget the basics—Privacy Policy, About Us, Contact Us, and Terms & Conditions pages. These small things matter a lot to AdSense.

3. Site Performance: Make sure your website is fast, mobile-friendly, and easy to navigate. Slow loading times can really hurt your chances.

4. Fix Specific Feedback: I paid extra attention to the reasons AdSense gave for rejection and tackled each one directly. Sometimes it’s small things like missing policies or minor site errors.

5. Ads.txt File: I missed this too! Having the correct ads.txt file on your site is important for Google to verify your ads.

After focusing on these areas, my site finally got approved. It took a few tries, but hang in there you’re already doing great by making improvements.

[Adriane]

Hey @Saqib_Hussain,

I understand: being rejected by Google AdSense for several times can be frustrating, but there are steps you can take to improve your chances for approval on your next attempt. Here are some key areas to focus on:

1. Content Quality and Originality
Google places a strong emphasis on high-quality, original content. Ensure that all your content is unique, well-written, and provides real value to your visitors. Avoid thin content, such as short or shallow articles, and ensure that each piece of content is comprehensive and at least 500 words long. Additionally, regularly update your site with fresh content to demonstrate that it’s actively maintained.

2. User Experience and Site Design
A positive user experience is crucial. Your website should have a clean, easy-to-navigate design. Ensure that your site is mobile-friendly, as a significant amount of traffic comes from mobile devices. Pay attention to your site’s loading speed; slow-loading pages can negatively impact both user experience and your AdSense approval chances.

3. Compliance with Google’s Policies
Review Google’s content policies and make sure your site adheres to them. This includes having necessary pages like a Privacy Policy, Contact Us, and About Us. Also, ensure that you are not hosting or linking to any harmful or inappropriate content, as this can lead to immediate disapproval.

4. Technical Considerations
Make sure your site is always accessible, with no downtime. Address any server issues that might make your site unreliable. Additionally, ensure that your site has a correct ads.txt file in place, which is required by Google to verify your ad inventory.

5. Review and Resubmit
After making these improvements, carefully review your site to ensure all issues are addressed before resubmitting your application to AdSense. If Google has provided specific reasons for the previous rejections, focus on resolving those issues first.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Best regards

Adriane

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[bcarcupholder]

There are several common reasons why this might happen. Here are some tips that might help you improve your chances on your next attempt:

1. Content Quality: Ensure that your website or blog has high-quality, original content. Avoid duplicate content and make sure your posts are well-written and informative.

2. Site Design and Navigation: Your site should have a clean, professional design with easy navigation. Make sure that visitors can find information quickly and easily.

3. Compliance with Policies: Review Google AdSense's policies and guidelines thoroughly to make sure your site complies with all their rules. This includes not having adult content, copyrighted material without permission, or misleading information.

4. Site Age and Traffic: Some applicants have better success if their site has been active for a longer period and has consistent traffic. Ensure that your site has a good amount of content and some level of traffic before reapplying.

5. Privacy Policy and Contact Information: Include a clear privacy policy and a contact page on your site. These are important for user trust and are often required by AdSense.

6. Site Functionality: Ensure that your site loads quickly, is mobile-friendly, and doesn’t have broken links or other functionality issues.

7. Apply with a Different Site: If you have another site that meets AdSense’s requirements, consider applying with that one instead.

Take another look at the rejection reasons provided by AdSense and address those specific issues. Once you’ve made the necessary improvements, try applying again. Good luck!