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Google AdSense Unofficial FAQs

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One of the reasons why people choose blogging as a hobby is passive income. It is true that many people have made money from blogging, especially those who display ads on their blogs such as Google AdSense, MGID, Adsterra, and so on.

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So what are the best practices in blogging with ads? How to optimize blogs and ads? What must be done to get a blog accepted by an advertising network? The following are frequently asked questions and their answers. The answers to every question are based on our knowledge and experience of blogging.

Which advertising network should I choose between AdSense, MGID and Adsterra?

Each advertising network has advantages and disadvantages. AdSense is by far the most legit advertising network on the internet because Google's reputation is very good compared to other companies engaged in the same field. The downside of AdSense is the level of stringency it enforces that many bloggers find it difficult to meet the standards set by Google in order for their blogs to be approved for displaying ads. MGID is an advertising network that has less stringent rules than AdSense. If you are a beginner blogger, you can try MGID first before applying to AdSense. However, many bloggers complain about the income they generate with MGID because the amount of revenue is inconsistent and unpredictable. Adsterra is another advertising network that doesn't apply strict rules to blogs that apply for it. Many bloggers have the same problem on Adsterra, namely low, inconsistent, and unpredictable revenue. In addition, some antiviruses, especially AVG, detect the presence of SPAM in Adsterra ad code. Therefore, as we mentioned earlier, AdSense is for the time being the most legit advertising network of all.

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How long should a blog wait to get a decision from Google AdSense?

The time it takes for Google AdSense to review a blog ranges from one day to two weeks. If within two weeks a blog has not received a decision from AdSense, the blogger can submit a request for a review.

Why was my blog rejected by AdSense?

Maybe your blog has no valuable content, short content, duplicate content, content that violates Google's rules (contains hate speech, pornography, fake news, search engine manipulation, etc.), contains broken links, or is inaccessible (Error 404).

Can I have two AdSense accounts?

You cannot have more than one AdSense account. You can only have one AdSense account that you associate with multiple blogs.

Why am I being warned that I have more than one AdSense account?

Google detected more than one Gmail account in one browser. We recommend that you use a different browser associated with the Gmail account you used to sign up for an AdSense account. Log out of all Gmail accounts, clear browser cache and cookies, and log in only one Gmail account (AdSense) in that browser.

My blog has been accepted by AdSense. How long do I have to wait for PIN verification?

PIN verification will be carried out when revenue reaches the minimum threshold.

My blog becomes slow after installing AdSense ad code. What do I have to do?

Don't put too many ads on your homepage or blog page. Turn off automatic ads if possible. Put just one core <script> tag of ad code:

<script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-1234567890" crossorigin="anonymous"> </script>

inside the <head></head> tag and simply copy the ad code from the HTML <ins> tag to the end and place it in the widget provided in the Blogger template you are using.

Should the AdSense ad code <script> tag be placed between the <head> and </head> tags or above the </body> tag?

The AdSense ad code consists of code that refers to a set of JavaScript functions and code that calls JavaScript functions. The code that contains the function should be executed before the code that calls the function. If you put the "function caller" code, the ad code, above the function code, then you can be sure that the ad code will be "late" calling the function or not calling the function at all. Therefore, it is recommended that the function code be placed in the <head></head> tag while the function calling code (ad code) is placed in the <body></body> tag.

Doesn't putting JavaScript function code inside <head></head> tags make the page load slow?

The AdSense ad JavaScript function code doesn't slow down page loading because it's been assigned the async attribute. The async attribute makes the browser execute JavaScript code along with loading the HTML and CSS structure of the page.

I have installed the AdSense ad code but the ads are not showing. What do I have to do?

Only pages that get traffic can display ads. Furthermore, it usually takes about 24 hours for an ad to appear especially on web pages that have just been accepted by AdSense.

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