Eligibility for AdSense on Blogger: Everything You Need to Know

 

If you’re reading this, you most likely have a blog and you most likely know exactly what AdSense is. If you don’t have a blog, you might not know what it is. In this blog post, you will learn everything you need to know about being eligible for AdSense on your blog. Why should you be interested? Well, Google AdSense is one of the most lucrative advertising networks. Even though the payout isn’t as high as Facebook, Google, or other popular advertising networks, it still offers a decent amount of money. This is why many people want to be eligible for Google adsense. In this blog post, you will learn about Google’s adsense guidelines, how to become eligible for adsense on your blog, and what your chances are of being accepted by Google. If you want to know more about advertising on your blog, continue reading.

What is Google AdSense?

Google AdSense is a program where Google displays ads on your blog in return for sharing the revenue with you. When someone clicks on an ad your blog or website, you will receive a commission for that click. If someone buys something from an advertisement you posted, then you will receive a much higher commission. It’s basically when Google places ads on your blog and gives you money in return.

How to Become Eligible for Google AdSense

If you want to be eligible for Google AdSense, there are a few guidelines you need to follow. The first is that your blog must be over 1350 words long and have at least 3-4 posts on it. You also need to have content that is original, meaning not copied from someone else, and that contains certain keywords. If you meet these requirements, you might be eligible for adsense.

Google AdSense Guidelines

Google has their own set of guidelines that you need to follow in order to be eligible for AdSense. These guidelines are set so that Google can keep the content on their ads clean and advertiser-friendly. The guidelines are a little different for publishers and bloggers. Publishers: Publishers are people who operate a website and work with advertisers, but are not necessarily blogging. If you operate your own website and have had it for at least 6 months, then you would be considered a publisher.  Bloggers: Bloggers are people who usually blog on their own site or someone else’s site, such as blogspot or WordPress, but they don’t primarily work with advertisers (they blog about other topics). Bloggers: Bloggers can apply to be an AdSense publisher through an AdSense code request form. Publishers: Publishers can apply to be an AdSense publisher by simply signing up for the program through their Google My Business dashboard.

How Often Does Google Accept Ads?

As a blogger, you have to understand that Google AdSense is not a sure thing. In fact, only 50% of the people who apply for adsense are accepted. The other 50% are denied. It can be frustrating when you’re denied and don’t know why. To avoid this frustration, take time to learn about Google’s guidelines. There are certain criteria that your blog will have to follow in order to be considered for adsense eligibility. Some of these requirements include creating content that doesn’t violate any copyright laws or distributing malware onto your website. You also need to be over 18 years old and not running an illegal business from your blog site. If you meet these requirements, then your blog has a better chance of being eligible for google adsense.(It may still not be accepted though.)  Another factor is the quality of your content and blog posts. The higher the quality of your content on your blog, the better chance you'll have at being accepted by google as an adsense partner. But if you want to increase your odds even more, make sure that all of the content on your site is original and that it offers valuable information for readers with low bounce rates.

Conclusion

So, you want to monetize your blog with Google AdSense? Great! But before you start generating revenue, you need to understand the eligibility requirements and Google AdSense Policies. Once you have all the information you need, you can request that Google review your blog for eligibility. If approved, you’ll be able to start generating revenue and share your voice with the world!