Help me out guys.I would like to be a publisher of Google Adsense but I do not have a website - is that possible?If so please let me know how I can go about it?

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Short answer for : for AdSense on a website you must own a site you control and be able to add the AdSense code to its HTML — Google uses that to verify ownership and serve ads. That central requirement is unchanged since the older replies in this thread. (). ()

If you don’t want to run your own website there are legitimate, product-specific routes that don’t require the “AdSense for content” site-approval flow. Creators monetize video content through the YouTube Partner Program (AdSense for YouTube is set up from YouTube Studio), and app developers monetize with Google’s AdMob SDK. Each has its own onboarding — don’t try to use the website signup for a channel or an app. () (AdMob overview). ()

If you choose the website route, prepare the site before applying: original, useful content; clear navigation; privacy/contact pages; and the ability to insert verification/AdSense code. Quick “throw-up-a-blog-and-apply” tactics (as mentioned by several posters here) commonly fail and can trigger enforcement. Read Google’s readiness checklist and the Program Policies so you fix issues before requesting review. () (). ()

Practical next steps: pick the right product (site vs. YouTube vs. app), follow that product’s signup flow, verify ownership when asked, and avoid bought/invalid traffic or auto-generated low-value content. Also note Google allows only one AdSense account per publisher — don’t create duplicates to “work around” rejections. If anything is unclear, use the linked help articles and the AdSense/YouTube help communities rather than shortcuts; that will save time and risk. ()

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Google AdSense is a program which allows webmasters to earn revenue by advertising to their website visitors. To be accepted into the program, your website must be first accepted.

Yes, it is. There is a quick report that explains what to do what you're looking for. Url is

Good Luck.

Their is a site you can check out hubpages.com , but you need to have a adsense account already...

I would rather advise to do this :

Buy a domain for under $20, then open a free blogger account and point your domain to it...

or just open a new blogger account, post 9-10 posts on there, and after 2 weeks make an aplication from google adsense ;)

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If you want an adsense account without a website, your best bet is to get a free blog on blogger or wordpress and place adsense code there.

or just open a new blogger account, post 9-10 posts on there, and after 2 weeks make an aplication from google adsense ;)

This violates the Google terms of service.

This violates the Google terms of service.

why ??

i said to write 10 articles, not to copy paste 10 articles ;)

this is the difference.

Help me out guys.I would like to be a publisher of Google Adsense but I do not have a website - is that possible?If so please let me know how I can go about it?

No. Google won't allow to use adsense if you have no site. Try to create a blog if you really want to use and earn money through adsense. You can create a blog for free at blogger.

No. Google won't allow to use adsense if you have no site. Try to create a blog if you really want to use and earn money through adsense. You can create a blog for free at blogger.

YEEES !! Google Will Allow you to use Adsense if you have NO site. get a look at flixya.com service !!!!! or either HubPages !

I agree to them, you can't make money without a site from adsense. Join @ blogger to get your own free website and a blog to build your income from adsense.

Cheers,

Julius

Sorry, but you still didn't answer the guys question.

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