Been a blogger is a sweet thing,
Alot of bloggers as been making It or as been successful on thier blogs with the money they earn from it via a particular Ads network from GOOGLE,which is the most reliable ads platform from the begining..

Let go straight to the point, alot of webmasters that we are not on blogger platform e.g wapka,wp,xtgem etcs have been finding it difficult to get approved by GOODLE ADSENSE, because of this we dont even bother ourselves again about it, meanwhile alot of bloggers are earning dollars daily while we have our own alternative of earning our own money which is the 'Exam runs stuff' but it cant be compared to the Bloggers style of Earning.


How to get approved by GOOGLE ADSENSE WITHIN 9HRS OF Application

Firstly check your website maybe it is a google spam link or adsense spam link by going to www.isbanned.com put ur website name in the box there then check if it is a spam word.. If no you are good to go then


Comply with the terms of service


Whey you apply for an Adsense account, you'll be asked to read over and agree to comply with the terms of service. Violating the Adsense terms of service is a main reason many sites get rejected. In a nutshell, your blog has to be legit, offer unique and non-copyrighted content, and be generally favorable to the majority of the population. The last one there is a bit tricky, but think of it this way - Is your site something that you would feel comfortable showing out in public to people at say the local mall? If not, it probably won't be approved (i.e. think porn sites).

Many of us, yours truly included, often skip over the "fine print". Don't make that mistake here. Read over and understand the terms in detail. While it's certainly bad to get rejected when you apply, getting cancelled once you're earning $1000 or more a month from Adsense due to a TOS violation is far worse.
Can you say Ouch in a big way? One critical item here, you have to have a disclaimer and privacy policy page(or pages) on your blog. Google will look for these, so have them before you apply. Site Quality For the sites I get asked to look at, this is the number one reason. Google works hard to brand their advertising network high in the ranks, and they want their network associated with high quality and professional looking sites. Trust me, they do individually look at your site and looks do matter. Here are just a few things to address before you submit your application: Run a professional and nice looking theme (not scammy or spammy looking) - I'm partial to Thesis myself, but there are many others.

Make sure your blog is easy to navigate and user friendly

Minimize or remove invalid links (no 404s) Have a decent amount of high quality and informative articles written and published. There is no magic number here, but I would say at least 10-20. Include blog images in your posts that complement the content. In sure a good portion of your overall traffic should comes from search engines. As I've mentioned here, most clicks to ads come from search engine visitors. Trust me, Google knows this.

Maintain a good reputation

Meaning your page ranks should be good, not blacklisting and you have links from other high quality sites (preferably running Adsense). Double check your application before submitting This one seems obvious right? Well, I've had a few people that didn't do this and put either the wrong information or what I considered unprofessional information. One even had an invalid URL for their website. The extension was wrong which led the Adsense reviewers to the wrong site - a not so good site. As you navigate through the screens, review the information you've entered 2-3 times and make sure it's accurate. Also be sure that you professionally represent yourself. The basic rule of thumb I use is: treat your blog as a business, because when you earn money it is.

Lastly Make sure your site as 'DISCLAIMER OR PRIVACY POLICY,TERMS AND CONDION...

With that i dont see any fucking reason why adsense shouldn't make you smile to bank every month.......


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follow the link and get your google adsence ready within 2hrs

Good morning. I've been trying to upgrade my hosted YouTube adsense account to show ads on my blog www.healthflava.com but they ve rejected me like 5 times saying I don't comply to their policies. Please can u tell me what I'm doing wrong or help me check my blog www.healthflava.com and tell me what the problem is. Thanks for your help!

Dammielog:
Been a blogger is a sweet thing,
Alot of bloggers as been making It or as been successful on thier blogs with the money they earn from it via a particular Ads network from GOOGLE,which is the most reliable ads platform from the begining..

Let go straight to the point, alot of webmasters that we are not on blogger platform e.g wapka,wp,xtgem etcs have been finding it difficult to get approved by GOODLE ADSENSE, because of this we dont even bother ourselves again about it, meanwhile alot of bloggers are earning dollars daily while we have our own alternative of earning our own money which is the 'Exam runs stuff' but it cant be compared to the Bloggers style of Earning.


How to get approved by GOOGLE ADSENSE WITHIN 9HRS OF Application

Firstly check your website maybe it is a google spam link or adsense spam link by going to www.isbanned.com put ur website name in the box there then check if it is a spam word.. If no you are good to go then


Comply with the terms of service


Whey you apply for an Adsense account, you'll be asked to read over and agree to comply with the terms of service. Violating the Adsense terms of service is a main reason many sites get rejected. In a nutshell, your blog has to be legit, offer unique and non-copyrighted content, and be generally favorable to the majority of the population. The last one there is a bit tricky, but think of it this way - Is your site something that you would feel comfortable showing out in public to people at say the local mall? If not, it probably won't be approved (i.e. think porn sites).

Many of us, yours truly included, often skip over the "fine print". Don't make that mistake here. Read over and understand the terms in detail. While it's certainly bad to get rejected when you apply, getting cancelled once you're earning $1000 or more a month from Adsense due to a TOS violation is far worse.
Can you say Ouch in a big way? One critical item here, you have to have a disclaimer and privacy policy page(or pages) on your blog. Google will look for these, so have them before you apply. Site Quality For the sites I get asked to look at, this is the number one reason. Google works hard to brand their advertising network high in the ranks, and they want their network associated with high quality and professional looking sites. Trust me, they do individually look at your site and looks do matter. Here are just a few things to address before you submit your application: Run a professional and nice looking theme (not scammy or spammy looking) - I'm partial to Thesis myself, but there are many others.

Make sure your blog is easy to navigate and user friendly

Minimize or remove invalid links (no 404s) Have a decent amount of high quality and informative articles written and published. There is no magic number here, but I would say at least 10-20. Include blog images in your posts that complement the content. In sure a good portion of your overall traffic should comes from search engines. As I've mentioned here, most clicks to ads come from search engine visitors. Trust me, Google knows this.

Maintain a good reputation

Meaning your page ranks should be good, not blacklisting and you have links from other high quality sites (preferably running Adsense). Double check your application before submitting This one seems obvious right? Well, I've had a few people that didn't do this and put either the wrong information or what I considered unprofessional information. One even had an invalid URL for their website. The extension was wrong which led the Adsense reviewers to the wrong site - a not so good site. As you navigate through the screens, review the information you've entered 2-3 times and make sure it's accurate. Also be sure that you professionally represent yourself. The basic rule of thumb I use is: treat your blog as a business, because when you earn money it is.

Lastly Make sure your site as 'DISCLAIMER OR PRIVACY POLICY,TERMS AND CONDION...

With that i dont see any fucking reason why adsense shouldn't make you smile to bank every month.......


Culled from http://guruswapaz.com/forum2_theme_111123817.xhtml?tema=89