How To Get Approved For Google Adsense Monetization For Your Blog By Using This 8 Steps

If you are a blogger, who is blogging to earn pocket money then, you may face a lot of problems in monetizing your blog. If you are from the one then, this article will help you as a magic wand because we are going to give you some shortlisted tips for getting the approval of Google Adsense. Remember that, You will have to wait for at least 6 months for the Google Adsense Approval if you fulfill all the eligibility criteria. First, we will gain some knowledge about the source that we are now talking about. So, without any more delay, let's get going!

How To Get Approved For Google Adsense? 

1. Write and publish high-quality and unique content. 

The most important thing that matters in our blog is "High-Quality Content", where you provide high-quality information to your folks in a systematic manner. Write all the required details that you know about the particular topic that you've chosen. High-quality content means all right and genuine information that should be included in your article, keep your font easy to read and understand, and the language that you choose for your article should be away from grammatical errors. 

2.  Write and publish copyright-free content. 

I've noticed many new bloggers that copy all the content and information from the Internet. But, it is against the policy of Google Adsense. Because google needs genuine and original content from you to help their users. Don't copy and paste someone's writing and work because they write content rationally. So, use your creativity and knowledge and jot them down in your own words and sentences. 

3. Write Long Article.

There are no restrictions on writing short blog posts and articles but, according to the Google Search Engine, your article should be lengthy as well as it should convey valuable information to its audience. If you ask that, what is the word limit that we should? The answer is that you have to use 1500 words to write ideal-sized content.

4. Your site should be secured and safe to use. 

This is a vital step for you to be able to get the approval of Google Adsense. Your blog should be secured by a Green Small Lock that you see other websites on the Internet. If it is showing the ⚠️ button, then it has a high probability of being hacked and the audience won't come to your blog and submit personal information such as your email address for subscribing to the blog. Because the data they have entered into your blog is not safe at all. If it is showing the ⚠️ button then, fix this issue that you are having in your blog, otherwise, you won't get the approval of Google Adsense. 

5. Don't discuss anything illegal and sexual.

Do you know that sexual content will be permanently removed by Google if they review your blog and find anything wrong? Don't put anything illegal and sexual information on your audience. It is a way of misguiding others. 

6. Your blog should have 20-25 blog posts.

Your blog posts play a key role in earning money. Keep consistency in your blog. Your blog should contain a minimum of 20-25 articles in your blog. 

7. Build Features In Your Blog To Make Your Viewers Easy To Use Your Blog.

Features are those facilities that you provide to your audience to make your blog easy to read and use. The feature that is required for your blog is "Subscribe Button", "Contact Form", etc. And also put the contact page, disclaimer page, and about page.  

8. URL of your blog

URL means the link to your blog. Your link should end with .in, .com, .net, .org, etc. Because they are the ideal URLs that are eligible for Google Adsense approval. 

So, These are some of the things that I tried and tested. Remember, this won't happen within 1 minute. Google will take 1 - 2 weeks for this, even 6 months for reviewing your applications that you applied for Google Adsense. But, don't lose hope and confidence, because you can do it. How did you like this post? Let me know in the comments section below. Because your messages are essential for us to improve our services. 

Written By

Tamralipta Jena