Ababbio:
Hello people of Nairaland, I have a new blog and have about 50 content, I have apply for Adsense but I got this message,
"we find some policy violation on your site".

Please how do I identify the violation and fix it. Thank, God bless as I await your response.

CallMeDrino:


You should have shared the url of your website... Then you will find people willing to tell you what posts to delete.

Ababbio:
Hello people of Nairaland, I have a new blog and have about 50 content, I have apply for Adsense but I got this message,
"we find some policy violation on your site".

Please how do I identify the violation and fix it. Thank, God bless as I await your response.

Ababbio:

thank you so much my site URL is www.insidenaija.com.ng

Sanchez01:

The answer to the so called violation won't be revealed in a mail. To be sure, check or login to your AdSense dashboard and share the specific violation type mentioned there.

CallMeDrino:


Nowadays, AdSense have stopped giving reasons. They rarely do it now.

Under AdSense dashboard, they will just tell you that they found some policy violation on your site then they will give a link that will direct you to read about their policies.

Sanchez01:

Wrong. AdSense hasn't stopped. Why? Because I opened a business AdSense to move all of my AdSense and guess what? I got a vague response via mail while I got a 'valuable inventory: no content' as the reason my request was requested and I knew why that was so immediately.

AdSense might have changed from what it was five years ago but the reason for rejection always sits in one's AdSense dashboard, WITH CLUES and tips on how to correct, prevent the problem.

Sanchez01:

Wrong. AdSense hasn't stopped. Why? Because I opened a business AdSense to move all of my AdSense and guess what? I got a vague response via mail while I got a 'valuable inventory: no content' as the reason my request was requested and I knew why that was so immediately.

AdSense might have changed from what it was five years ago but the reason for rejection always sits in one's AdSense dashboard, WITH CLUES and tips on how to correct, prevent the problem.

CallMeDrino:



I don't have any screenshot but I found this on Google.

This is exactly what I'm saying and you can see it is via the AdSense dashboard.

Please what do you have to say sir?

Sanchez01:

Most likely a bug or an attempt at denying the user rather than the 'nonsensical content' AdSense puts up as reasons to some publishers.

If a site applies for ads, then there must be little information about why the publisher's request was rejected. Reasons fall under two major categories:

1. Valuable Inventory: Content Related (and is also accompanied by an extra reason). Example: Valuable inventory: No content, Valuable Inventory: Templated Pages, etc.

2. Policy Violation: Which is often obvious.

Should AdSense fail to give reasons, they have found multiple violations on such and have no interest, leaving the publisher to guess what the problems might be.

Going the link of the screenshot you shared, I'll say:

1. No content (most likely picture message/cards site type) - Valuable Inventory
2. Nonsensical content (not profitable or fit for AdSense) - Valuable Inventory
3. Scraped contents/Templated Pages - Valuable Inventory.

If it was just one violation, there would tips (such as creating high-value contents, etc) but in this sense, the bots won't even stress to pile multiple recommendations and throw at such publisher because there are millions of publishers waiting in line for their sites to be reviewed.

I run an AdSense for Business account and recently applied for another but the bots claimed 'Valuable inventory: No Content'. The bots only view the cache of any website and I applied same day I created the site. What I did was to force crawl the website and get 39 unique contents of Google immediately and I have no doubt that the site would be approved the next time it is reviewed.

PS: This is coming from a product expert, from the AdSense Community.

Sanchez01:

Most likely a bug or an attempt at denying the user rather than the 'nonsensical content' AdSense puts up as reasons to some publishers.

If a site applies for ads, then there must be little information about why the publisher's request was rejected. Reasons fall under two major categories:

1. Valuable Inventory: Content Related (and is also accompanied by an extra reason). Example: Valuable inventory: No content, Valuable Inventory: Templated Pages, etc.

2. Policy Violation: Which is often obvious.

Should AdSense fail to give reasons, they have found multiple violations on such and have no interest, leaving the publisher to guess what the problems might be.

Going the link of the screenshot you shared, I'll say:

1. No content (most likely picture message/cards site type) - Valuable Inventory
2. Nonsensical content (not profitable or fit for AdSense) - Valuable Inventory
3. Scraped contents/Templated Pages - Valuable Inventory.

If it was just one violation, there would tips (such as creating high-value contents, etc) but in this sense, the bots won't even stress to pile multiple recommendations and throw at such publisher because there are millions of publishers waiting in line for their sites to be reviewed.

I run an AdSense for Business account and recently applied for another but the bots claimed 'Valuable inventory: No Content'. The bots only view the cache of any website and I applied same day I created the site. What I did was to force crawl the website and get 39 unique contents of Google immediately and I have no doubt that the site would be approved the next time it is reviewed.

PS: This is coming from a product expert, from the AdSense Community.

CallMeDrino:


Good morning bro... Can I display Google AdSense on my subdomain? If yes, do I need approval?

For example, I own a domain like Callmedrino.com and it got approved by AdSense... So I have an idea to create a subdomain for the domain like media.callmedrino.com... Can I automatically display AdSense on it or I will have to apply for AdSense separately for the subdomain?

Sanchez01:

No, you can't. You'll have to apply for Adsense using the sub-domain link on your AdSense dashboard, like you would a regular site.

Good morning, bro.

Sanchez01:

No, you can't. You'll have to apply for Adsense using the sub-domain link on your AdSense dashboard, like you would a regular site.

Good morning, bro.

Ababbio:
Guys
help me check my site www.insidenaija.com.ng to help me identify policy violations and how to rectify it.

Sanchez01:
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CallMeDrino:


Hi,

There are sometimes Google reply with make sure you don't have another account even though I haven't used the site to apply for AdSense before nor the Email. Why is that �

Sanchez01:

It isn't about the site but you. AdSense only allow a user per account for life. If you had an account, it might be hard registering another.

The only way you can have more than one account is when you have a personal and an AdSense Business account.

I stopped using a personal accout since last year.

About their differencies, none. I just like dealing with people as a business entity and not as an individual.

Be sure you don't have another AdSense account registered or banned in your name and the email is logged in in any of your devices.

If you have been banned before, you can only use a different payee name and a different browser or just register a corporate account.