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Hi experts tell me about for create Google ad sense in website and blog.

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Short, practical checklist and next steps (builds on tips from , and ):

If you’re on a free hosted blog the platform rules matter more than the ad code. Blogger has built‑in AdSense integration (use the Earnings/Layout gadgets or the Earnings tab) while WordPress.com only permits third‑party ad networks on Business/eCommerce plans; a self‑hosted WordPress (WordPress.org) or a Blogger blog on a custom domain gives the most control. See the host/platform docs for exact steps and restrictions. — Monetize your site (WordPress.com). ()

Before you apply or paste any ad code, prepare your site for review: publish a handful of original posts, add clear navigation and essential pages (Privacy, About, Contact), use a responsive theme, and remove placeholder or “under construction” content. Add an ads.txt file (or enable Blogger’s custom ads.txt) so authorized sellers are declared — this is strongly recommended to avoid demand loss. Also consider using Google’s Site Kit or the Auto ads feature to reduce placement errors. ads.txt guidance. (developers.google.com)

What to watch for after you apply: Google reviews sites for Program Policy compliance and may withhold ad serving or payments for violations. Complete identity/tax verification and payment setup so earnings aren’t held. If ads don’t appear, check that your site is listed in AdSense, that you placed the code where the theme allows (or let Site Kit insert Auto ads), and test with extensions/ad blockers disabled. Read the program rules and the payments FAQs before you monetize. AdSense policies — . (transparency.google)

Quick cautions: never click your own ads, avoid incentivized clicks, and don’t overload pages so ads outnumber content — doing so risks disabling the account. If you want, mention which platform you’re using and someone can point to the exact place in that dashboard to paste the code or enable earnings.

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I have no clue what you're trying to say. Do you have a blog and want to put AdSense on it to make some revenue? If so, sign up at www.google.com/adsense, and they'll give you some JavaScript code to copy & paste into your blogging software.

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Sign up online and it will work for you.

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After you get the code through adsense (it will give you step by step instructions to get it) then search on google for how to add the code to a website or blog like wordpress. Some blog software has tools that allow you to add it very easily but you can not use adsense if you receive free hosting through the blog site usually.

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can i add Google ad-sense for free blog

Member Avatar for deew

Can you tell us the name where you host your free blog?

Member Avatar for Damiana

Yes, what you need to do is to put a script in your html source file, or if you are u sing Wordpress then it has its own option...........

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can i add Google ad-sense for free blog

Not all blog sites will allow you to add Google's ad-sense, or any other javascript code. If getting ad-sense on your site is the goal, shop around before you pick a blog site to host your content, if you are looking for a free site.

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