Google AdSense Approval Requirements

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AdSense does not publish an official minimum for visitors or number of posts. It looks at content quality, site structure and policy compliance. Here is what to check before you apply.

Basic eligibility

Site checklist

Application steps

  1. Sign up for AdSense and add your site address.
  2. Put the provided ad code in your site's <head>.
  3. Wait for review, which can take days to weeks.
  4. After approval, set up ad units and check ads.txt.

Common rejection reasons

ReasonWhat to do
Low value contentWrite deeper posts with your own explanations and data.
Navigation problemsFix menus, internal links and essential pages.
Policy-violating contentRemove copyrighted, adult or dangerous content.
Copied or auto-generated contentReplace it with original writing.

If you are rejected, read the reason, fix the issues and apply again. After approval, never click your own ads or ask others to, which can get your account disabled.

Estimate what you could earn

Once approved, use the AdSense earnings calculator and the income goal calculator to see what your traffic could make.

FAQ

Is there a minimum number of posts for AdSense?

There is no official minimum for posts or visitors. Original content and a well-organized site matter most.

How long does approval take?

Usually days to a few weeks, and sometimes longer.

Can I reapply after a rejection?

Yes. Fix the reasons given and apply again.

Can I use AdSense on Blogger or WordPress?

Yes, if you can add the ad code to a site you manage. Check the platform's own rules too.

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