@ LeBlack, I just sent you a mail.

@ miracle4, u didn't drop your email, couldn't send a mail from this forum

Getting a good amount of traffic is not the problem; I have enough traffic to my current site and it's such a painful thing to watch all that traffic get wasted because I can't make money from them. Getting an adsense account will give me the extra motivation to create other sites that a lot of people will be interested in.

Hi Guys,

From what I hear, it's pretty easy to get an approved adsense account in Nigeria but for some reason I've been unsuccessfully trying to get one for the past seven months now. I really don't know why they keep rejecting me; someone in Google forum said adsense no longer accept the type of content I write about (web design and programming tips), maybe Google just hates me (I've tried third party sites), maybe it's bad luck, I really don't know. I almost gave up this afternoon but I decided to ask for help (paid help) from the Nairaland community.

This is the proposal:

Someone, anyone, an adsense expert should create a free . blog or a paid blog (I'll provide the the fund), add content to the blog (any content), apply for adsense in my name and get approved, deliver the approved adsense account to me and I'll pay for the service.

Anyone Name your price...

mrkels:

Why would you apply with sites already on the adsense program and expect to get approved?

should it be a problem? what if i bought the site?

The approved site; how many post and how old before you applied.

@utimatedes. what exactly did i do wrong?

I applied to adsense about seven months ago, I passed the first stage and was asked to place ad codes on my site. The application was not approved because of some google policy issue. I fixed everything I could think of and applied again; same thing google policy issue. So i decided to wait for six months for the site to grow. I was able to get a good amount of traffic after six months so I applied again; this time I didn't even pass the first stage before I got the "google policy" email (guess they tightened the approval process).

I was quite sure there were no policy issues on my site so I decided to experiment. I applied again, this time with a different name, IP, address, email and a different website. The domain name I used was a popular blog in Nigeria (not owned by me) and this blog is already using adsense. Just like I suspected I got rejected for the same policy issue. I applied again, this time with a popular online newspaper in Nigeria. Rejected again; reason: insufficient content. Now its very clear that the site is not the issue so what is the issue?

Did anyone in the house get an approved adsense account recently? if yes, did you apply with your own website or with a third party website?

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