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hello,
how can i earn adsense? i have a blog site, it has a good traffic, i try to register my blog to adsense account several time, but it was rejected by adsense.
can you tell me that how can i recover this problem?

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As described, repeated AdSense rejections are usually solvable. The first step is to read the rejection email and then check the Sites list and Policy center inside the AdSense account — those areas show the approval status and the high‑level reason (examples: insufficient unique content, site unreachable, or policy issues). ()

A concise checklist follows (action items that commonly turn a rejection into an approval): ensure substantial original, useful content across the site; add visible About, Contact and a clear Privacy Policy that discloses third‑party cookies; remove “coming soon” or placeholder pages; confirm the site is publicly accessible (not behind a login, robots.txt blocking, or failing SSL); paste the AdSense code correctly or verify ownership in Search Console so Google can crawl the site. Policy violations (adult, copyrighted material, deceptive navigation, auto‑generated low‑value pages) must be removed or reworked. ()

After making fixes, request a review from the Sites page and allow time — reviews can take a few days and sometimes up to 2–4 weeks. If the denial referenced policy problems, use the Policy center to find affected pages, correct them, then request reconsideration. Reapplying before fixes are complete slows progress. ()

The forum advice from , and about fresh, useful content is on point: quality trumps raw traffic when Google evaluates a site. If rejections continue, capture the exact rejection wording, compare it to the Policy pages, and post those specifics (not private account screenshots) to the AdSense Help Community for targeted feedback. Persistence and focused fixes usually resolve the issue. ()

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Member Avatar for Dani

Usually AdSense will give you a reason in the rejection letter, such as the website contains illegal content, etc. What, specifically, does the rejection letter say?

Member Avatar for freegames64

Does your site has content that adsense does not appy (for example sexual content, illegal downloads etc)? This is the main reason for the rejection.

Member Avatar for sharma.gaurav

If you think your blogs has quality content and following Google guidelines, then apply for adsense, after adsense approval you can create through your adsense account and post that code into your blogging sites and start earning.

Member Avatar for Eddy Lisboa

Its better you should read the policies of applying before adsense so that you got an adsense account ....make your site according to it....then try your luck.......

Member Avatar for jhoncarter247

thax for share this info.

Member Avatar for ProSence

Well, always use fresh content to your blog, it would help for earning money online, believe me.

Member Avatar for sudeep19

i agree with prosense.
Creating useful and quality content is the key to good earnings
see here

Member Avatar for desmak

Just check your blog that it follows all the google and adsense guidelines and everything is fine from your side, then try to contact the customer support and seek their help.

Member Avatar for asifalizaman

first you must read the terms and condition of google adsense .if you fulfill the google adsense police then apply there but remember one think your site or blog indexed in goole ,bing,yahoo and have a lot of backlinks and also good content that is not copy write ..you can also use infolink,amazone alternative of google adsense.
thanks

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