10 Factors why Google AdSense Rejects a Blog

10 Factors why Google AdSense Rejects a Blog - So, you are wondering why your blog got rejected by Google AdSense. You must have read many articles about how Google AdSense accepts a blog but you haven't read the things that cause Google AdSense to reject a blog. There have been many tutorials on this subject, even Google itself provides AdSense tutorials, both on the Google support website and YouTube so that your blog can be accepted and ready to serve AdSense ads. Maybe the tutorials are too technical so that it is difficult for beginner bloggers to understand and apply.

This short article comes from my personal experience after being repeatedly rejected by Google AdSense. After solving the problems below, my blog was finally accepted by Google AdSense. I want to share with you now the 10 factors why Google AdSense rejects a blog.

#1 Unoriginal Content

Unoriginal content includes plagiarized articles, whether translated or using spinners. New bloggers usually can't wait to fill their blogs with content but they don't have enough ideas to write about. They may use the spinner to plagiarize other people's published and indexed articles by Google. Or, they may pay content writers, using content generators, to get articles they think are genuine. Most of the people who advertise themselves as content writers are plagiarists in cyberspace. How do you think a content writer can generate hundreds of article orders in two to three days?

#2 Offensive Content

Your content should not offend any particular religion or ethnicity or group. If you have a blog where you disagree with a certain group, please organize your ideas as best you can so that your articles don't contain hateful, insulting, or offensive expressions of others.

#3 Short or Thin Content

Google AdSense assesses the size of the text in your blog. Content that only consists of 200 to 300 words is categorized as thin content that will not be accepted by Google AdSense; 700-1000 words each article is good. Even if your content is enriched with images and videos, Google tends to look at how long your content is to show ads. Google doesn't want a page that contains more ads than content. It is better to have more than 30 posts in your blog before applying to Google AdSense. Did I tell you about good Grammar and valuable content? Yes! It is also important for Google.

#4 Brokenlinks

Google scans your blog for broken links as an evaluation step before Google decides to accept your blog or reject it. If there are broken links in your blog, then your blog will be disapproved. Use internet link checkers to find broken links and fix them or remove them from your blog. Included in broken links are links that take your visitors nowhere (for example, page A contains a link to the same page A).

#5 Irrelevant Link

In addition to broken links, Google also doesn't like links that lead to content that is not relevant to the content of your blog. For example, when you propose a blog to Google AdSense, you have placed an ad from another network such as Adsterra or MGID, then your blog will be rejected. It's not that Google doesn't want competitors. Google has an automatic scanner that scans whether all the links on your blog are relevant. The links in the ads are 90% irrelevant to your blog so they will be rated negatively by Google.

#6 Unresponsive Template

Google assesses how well your blog performs on various screen sizes for its ads to appear flawlessly. Make sure to use a responsive blogger template.

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#6 Templates Containing Malware

Use online malware scanners available on the internet to scan your blog. Some of the free blogger templates on the internet contain malware that steals visitor data. Google does not accept blogs that contain malware.

#7 Poor Navigation

Modern blogger templates have good navigation menus, both in the header and sidebar. But if you don't use it well, it is feared that your blog will make it difficult for visitors. Google wants blog navigation that is simple and free of broken links.

#8 Inauthentic Blog Visitors

Google doesn't care about how many visitors your blog has, even though you need good traffic for your blog. What Google judges are where your visitors come from. You should not use any visitor generator offered on the internet. If Google finds that most of your blog visitors are bots, then your blog will be rejected. Let your blog get visitors from social media, direct links, or organic visitors. Remember! The number of visitors is not important for Google AdSense, but where your blog visitors come from.

#9 Inappropriate Media Attribution (False Claim)

If you use an image or video, be sure to include the license. Videos taken from YouTube should list YouTube as the source, not the channel name. My advice, you should make your images for your posts. If you're not skilled enough to create an eye-catching image, there are plenty of free licensed images on the internet that you can use. You can also use Canva to create eye-catching images.

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#10 Search Engine Manipulation (SEM)

I understand if you want to have an SEO blog. However, try not to do search engine manipulation (SEM) such as putting keywords behind images or filling comma-separated keywords in the post description column. Google is very concerned about this. There should not be any cheating in your blog. The final advice and which is given directly by Google is to write for people and not for Google. Don't cheat search engines because that's the same as cheating people.

I have given all the secrets to getting accepted by Google AdSense based on my experience. If you prepare your blog by avoiding the above factors, I believe, your blog will be accepted by Google AdSense. Write an article a day or two and within three months your blog is ready to be submitted to Google AdSense. Don't rush and cheat because rejection from Google AdSense is very bad emotionally. Be patient and stay a good blogger.

If you have experience rejection from Google AdSense, please share your experience in the comments section because it will help many people to avoid the same.