Google AdSense approval
Get your website ready for AdSense approval
We audit your site against AdSense requirements, fix the content, policy and technical issues that cause rejections, and help you through Google's review. Free audit included.
- Rejection reasons diagnosed
- Content written if needed
- No false guarantees
Why sites get rejected, and how we help
Most AdSense rejections come down to a handful of reasons: content that does not add enough value, unfinished sections, policy problems, or Google being unable to reach the site. The rejection notice names the reason but rarely the pages causing it, which is why many site owners apply again and again without changing the right things.
We have helped hundreds of websites get AdSense approved across niches including blogs, news sites and educational platforms. If you would rather prepare your site yourself, our step-by-step AdSense approval guide covers everything we check, and our content writing service can fill gaps in your content.
Requirements
What your website needs
Original, useful content
Enough complete, original articles that a visitor would find genuinely helpful. We usually recommend 20 to 30 solid posts before applying; Google does not publish a fixed number.
A finished, navigable site
Clear menus, working links, no "coming soon" sections, and About, Contact and Privacy Policy pages that describe who runs the site.
Policy compliance
Nothing that breaks AdSense or Google Publisher policies: copyrighted material, adult content, misleading claims, or someone else's trademark in your domain.
Indexed in Google
Not an official requirement, but pages indexed in Search Console show your content is crawlable and not seen as duplicate.
Rejection reasons
Common rejections we fix
These are the reasons Google shows in your AdSense account, and what we do about each.
Low value content
We find thin, repetitive or rewritten pages, then merge, expand or remove them so every page adds something new.
Valuable inventory: no content / under construction
We fill empty categories, remove placeholder pages and make sure the homepage leads to real content.
Site down or unavailable
We check that Google can reach your site, the AdSense code and ads.txt are in place, and nothing blocks the crawler.
Policy violations
We review content, images and the domain itself for policy problems and tell you exactly what must change.
Navigation problems
We fix menus, broken links, missing pages and layouts that make content hard to reach.
How we work
Our AdSense approval process
- 1
Site audit
We check your content, pages, navigation, policies and technical setup against AdSense requirements, and read any rejection reason you have received.
- 2
Fix list
You get a prioritised list: what to merge, expand, delete or create, and which technical issues to fix.
- 3
Implementation
We make the changes with you, or write missing content and essential pages ourselves.
- 4
Review request and follow-up
We guide you through requesting review and, if Google comes back with another issue, work through it with you.
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