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Hi,

I had applied for Google Adsence, but getting the below email form Google. -

Unable to review your site. While reviewing polarizeindia.in, we found that your site was down or unavailable. If you applied through an AdSense host partner, such as YouTube or Blogger, your hosted site was not available or not found (removed) at the time of the review.

My Website detials is -

Polarizeindia.in
Hosted on - Windows IIS
Website Theme - Wordpress.

Please suggest the solutions.

Thanks.

JM

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Quick practical note for : that AdSense message almost always means Google’s reviewers or crawlers couldn’t reach your site during the second review. is right — temporary downtime, DNS or server errors, HTTP authentication/maintenance pages, or crawl blocks (robots/WAF/CDN) are the usual causes. See a common Q&A that lists these root causes. (https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/49696/unable-to-review-your-site-adsense). (webmasters.stackexchange.com)

Concrete checklist to run now (fast, in order):

  1. Confirm the site responds from multiple networks.
  2. From a shell, check HTTP status and simulate Googlebot:
    curl -I https://polarizeindia.in
curl -A "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.google.com/bot.html)" -I https://polarizeindia.in
  3. If you have Search Console, use the URL Inspection → Test Live URL to see exactly what Google sees. That tool reports blocked-by-robots, 4xx/5xx, redirects and resource errors. Read the URL Inspection notes and Google’s crawler docs for user-agent examples. (, Google crawlers overview). ()

WordPress + IIS specifics to check next: make sure WordPress is not set to “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” (Settings → Reading) which emits noindex/Disallow rules. Also check IIS: application pool is running, no custom URL-Rewrite/RequestFiltering rules are returning 403/503 for certain user agents or IP ranges, and no HTTP basic auth or maintenance plugin is active. If you see “Googlebot” in logs, verify it via reverse DNS (don’t rely on UA alone). (WP Reading settings, Verify Googlebot guidance). (wordpress.org)

After fixes: rerun the curl + URL Inspection live test, clear caches/CDN, then resubmit in AdSense (or re-request review from your AdSense account). ’s SEO checklist is useful — once access is fixed, follow those items (robots, noindex, sitemap, speed) to avoid other rejections. If problems persist after the checks above, capture an IIS log excerpt and the exact HTTP headers from the curl test and paste them into the AdSense help thread for targeted help. (AdSense community examples). ()

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Member Avatar for happygeek

Erm, it's pretty self-explanatory: your site was down when Google tried to review it I would imagine (or there's something preventing the Google spider from seeing where it needs to crawl.

The good thing about such error messages from Google is that they tend to be pretty descriptive and clear about what went wrong.

Member Avatar for odeskavita

This message from Google indicates that when crawlers are trying to reach a website, either the link is broken, or there may be other errors that prevent the crawlers from crawling your website.

To prevent this from happening in the future, here are some SEO tips that you may follow:

  • Remove unnecessary Robot.txt
  • Make sure your Meta is properly utilized (title and tags).
  • Make sure you do not have a “no follow” command on pages you want to be crawled.
  • Fix the broken links within the website.
  • Avoid URL errors.
  • Make sure your URLs are up to date.
  • Make your pages not deny access or include ( 403 status code).
  • Ensure no useless pages are inserted in your sitemap.
  • All internal linking is properly utilized
  • Make sure redirects as desired and relevant pages are visible to the users.
  • Make sure the website is not very slow to load; even slow-loading websites are sometimes neglected by google.
  • Make sure you have a proper website structure and that you don’t have duplicate pages on your website.

Follow these tips, and the problems that you are facing might be resolved.

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