Tutorial: a Powerful trick on how to get approved for Adsense!

When I first heard about how some people earn thousands of dollars over the internet through Adsense, I got interested with it. Who else would not be excited about to hear such news? Specially to those people who spent long hours surfing the internet, this is a great opportunity to take advantage for.

Why not waste your hours surfing the internet for nothing when you can greatly gain money out of it? So I started researching about Adsense and how to get approved for it. I am a perennial internet addict and I love blogging so i know I can harness this tool to get additional income. I can't even imagine how some people earn $20/day and it made me excited for myself to experience that amazing privilege as well.



So I created a blog and populated it with content. I used Blogger because its very easy to use and of course, Google owns it which makes Adsense very easy to integrate. Plus, its totally free! I was just starting so I really don't have the resources yet to finance this project.

I was very excited to have my own Adsense account. When I'm done creating my website and populated it with contents, I applied for Google Adsense account. I can't even sleep waiting for the result of my application only to be aghast when I received the email that my application was turned down. As I learned on my research, Google does not really tell you why your application was rejected. They give you reasons for that but vague reasons that you cannot really pinpoint.

I am living in the Philippines and so the blog that I created contained Filipino language. I saw some websites which has the local language but they got approved only to discover that recently, Google Adsense only supports the English language.

So I am back to where I started, created a new Blogger site and populated it with contents, this time in English language. I reapplied for Adsense Account, but once again got rejected. I read the reason why and edited my blog and reapplied but it was an epic fail. I almost created five sites just to get approved for Google Adsense but just wasted a lot of time and effort until I surrendered.

A year has passed since I did my very first attempt to apply for Adsense. I still blog online though. One of the blogs I created became popular that it gained high volume of traffic. I applied for Nuffnang Ads and luckily i was accepted. But Nuffnang does not really earn much compare to Adsense. I did not even have my paycheck for it. Its already over a year now.

So my interest went back to Adsense. I created another site and once again applied for it. I made two attempts and they were all but a fail. Then one night, a brilliant idea struck my mind. I read in one of the forums that for non-US countries, you will only be accepted in Adsense when your site is at least six months old. Adsense does not actually state this on their policies and guidelines. They make you guess for it.

So I thought what if I used one of the sites I made before, edit it and populate it with original contents, would I get approved? I tried it.

The gmail account which is directly associated to that old site has already been disabled for Adsense account since it was rejected a long time ago. I tried to resubmit my application but it won't allow me to. So I tried to put my brain into work again and came up with an idea. What if I resubmit my newly applied Google Adsense account which was actually rejected and used the old website? I did that. And voila! I got the welcome email!

Finally I was approved to Adsense!

I got very excited about it and once again updated my blog. Now that I am approved and has my own Adsense account, what I needed to do next is increase traffic to my blog. Traffic equals to higher earnings, right?

I know that a lot of you out there have been frustrated already when Adsense kept on rejecting your application. But try this technique that I just discovered. Its very effective. I have mine already and I am so happy about it!

I wish you to be successful in your journey for Adsense approval that's why I am sharing you this wonderful experience. I would like to help other people. I believe in karma that when you do good and share what you have to help a lot of people, it will come back to me in spades.

So goddluck to you and hope you learned something out of this.