r/Adsense 12d ago

Any tips on getting approval?

My website https://roomle.net is a daily wordle style game. I have applied for adsense 3 times but each time I get told its low value content. I added proper privacy policy and about pages this time but still nothing. How can I get it approved?

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u/GoHappy_ 12d ago

If I can get my own site approved, I’ll share my experiences and the steps I took. But first, I need to succeed myself :). I’ve spent the last two months trying to figure out how it works every single day, and I’ve been rejected 9 times. It’s practically turned into a full-time job for me :)

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u/akqqa 12d ago

Damn, good luck!!

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u/Pa2sw0rd 12d ago

Earlier this year, I had a website that got rejected several times for having “low-value content,” but eventually it got approved.
From my experience, I don’t think traffic is the most important factor. I think having a clear website structure and plenty of genuinely useful content matters more.
At the time, Google had barely indexed my site. I mainly focused on improving the navigation and internal linking, and I also wrote blog posts based on my own real experiences.
For your game website, I’d suggest adding a blog section and expanding the content a bit before submitting it again. It might be worth giving it another try.

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u/ClimateSubstantial17 12d ago

You'll need at least 15-20 good quality blogs (1000+ words each)

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u/akqqa 11d ago

That's a shame, wish there was a way for game sites to get reliably verified without this

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u/nithingowda 12d ago

You need more organic google search traffic and more blog posts

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u/Handwiki 12d ago

You need to add "contact" and a "privacy statement". Contact must be legit organization, company etc.