What are the minimum requirements for my website to get accepted in Google Adsense?

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December 21, 2012, 3:32 am

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What are the minimum requirements for my website to get accepted in Google Adsense?

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sharooqhussain

sharooqhussain

If you are not an Indian then you can easily get your adsense approved only if you have a good blog with original content.

Just read their TOS once.

14 years ago

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vinaya

vinaya

Here are some requirements form Adsense
Userfriendly design
unique and well-written articles (more than 25)
Privacy policy and terms of service
Regular traffic
engagements on your articles (likes/comments)
social signals
etc.

9 years ago

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augusta

augusta

The minimum requirements are;

Contents must be original no copy and paste

Have the about us page

Have a disclaimer page

Blog should be mobile friendly and well navigated.
Nice designs and theme..

9 years ago

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vinaya

vinaya

In order to get approved from adsense, you should also avoid publishing on heavily saturated topics. Even if your article is original (you wrote yourself and there is no other copy available on the internet), you might not be accepted for adsense if the topic has been covered extensively onlin.

9 years ago

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Corzhens

Corzhens

Based on my experience with blogging, in applying for Adsense, your website should have an established number of readers. That means the traffic is somewhat stable with a good number, of course, With the contents, they should be related to the niche, well written and with information to share. Also, the frequency of updating with new contents is more often like 3 times a week at the least. I think Adsense is looking for the stability of the website because it is useless to include in the revenue-sharing program when the site will stagnate afterwards. By the way, that experience was a long time ago, before the year 2010.

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