Top 7 reasons why Google AdSense is not approving your blog

‘Unfortunately, your site isn’t ready to show ads at this time, there are issues that need fixing before your site is ready to show ads.’

If you own a website and trying hard to get Google AdSense approval then you would surely know the above line, which you might have got after applying for Google AdSense, right. Guys, when you receive this message from Google, it is almost heart-breaking news for you and for me also. There is no doubt that we all do hard work to make the website user-friendly, mobile-friendly, and search engine friendly. Nevertheless, we receive this burning message from Google. So, what is the issue Google talks about due to which we don’t get AdSense approval? Do you know? If no, then this blog is for you.

Guys, here I’ll be talking about major issues (reasons you can say) which become a hurdle in your Google AdSense approval. Make sure to read the full article to solve the problem.

Let’s now make a start.

Here’s a list of top reasons Google AdSense is not approving your website

        1) Not having enough content on the blog

The first reason for not getting Google AdSense approval is not having enough content on your blog. Yes guys, before you apply for AdSense make sure to count the content you have posted. People are impatient and want everything in a jiffy. They apply for AdSense when they have only 15-25 content on the site. Well, this is the short count, try to publish at least anywhere between 28-35 articles. It increases the chances to get your site approved.

2) The domain is fresh or newly registered

Ok, you purchased a domain yesterday and you want Google AdSense to approve it as soon as possible. If this is what you think then drop this idea here right now. If the domain name is then the page authority and PageRank would be down and poor. This actually shows the sign of ‘bad quality.’ You can buy a top-level domain such as .com, .in, and many more. Just make sure the domain is at least 3-6 months old. This way your chances of getting Google AdSense approval gets increased.

3)  Your niche doesn’t meet Google’s requirements

What is the topic of your blog? Is it Google-friendly? Does your niche follow AdSense requirements? Answer these questions. Let me tell you guys, there is some content which Google doesn’t allow you to publish on. If you do so not only does Google AdSense disapprove of your account but your blog will be penalized too. Here is a list of topics that you must avoid writing on. 

• Adult content
• Weapon related content
• Illegal content
• Dangerous and derogatory content 
•  Hacking and cracking content
• Misinterpreted content
• Shocking content
•  Content having dishonest behavior
• Tobacco-related content

The list goes on and on.

4) The website template or design is not user-friendly

Have you thoroughly checked how your website is performing? Is it user-friendly or not? Have you ever checked it? If your website speed is poor, the template is not responsive, and there is no proper navigation, people will not visit your website again. You have to look at the HTML and CSS structure and ensure they work properly.

5)  Language AdSense doesn’t support

In what language do you post content on your website? Guys, let me tell you that there are languages that Google AdSense doesn’t support. And if you write in such language then forget about getting approval of AdSense. Look at the list of languages which Google AdSense support-

Arabic, Bengali, German, English, Greek, Danish Dutch, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Urdu, French, Polish, Malay, Italian, Indonesian, Hebrew, Hindi, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Russian, Romanian, Chinese, Czech, Finnish, and many more.

You can always visit Google AdSense website to check out the complete list.

6) Your site having other ad networks

If you’re applying for Google AdSense then you can’t allow other ad networks to run on your website. This is against AdSense policy. Though Google AdSense doesn’t openly say this but it is actually true. Here I will suggest you a tip – first apply for AdSense then after getting approval you can run other ad networks.

7) Not having enough traffic to the site

The next reason your blog or website doesn’t get Google AdSense approval is when your site doesn’t receive enough traffic. Unless you have traffic to your blog, who will you show your ads to. This is the big question here. So, first, you have to boost traffic to your site then apply for AdSense. This increases your chances to get approval.

The end

Guys, getting approval of Google AdSense is not a cup of tea or child’s play. You have to work harder to make it happen. Now that you have read the reasons, I hope now you can rectify them and get Google AdSense approval soon. Just double-check every reason for your blog and ensure that you have corrected everything.

Let me know in the comment section whether you got the approval of AdSense of no. also, subscribe to my blog and get in touch with me if you have any queries to ask.