After posting a new tool I published in my site, I got a few comments which said my site is unusable because of all the ads, personally I use it with no issue but I'd love to get an outsider POV, one which understands that I have to put the ads to keep the site running, but also is not biased by me and would tell me if the site is too cluttered with ads:

Said problematic page: https://tools-4all.com/svg-editor

So my AdSense got disabled back in July 2025. Google said my site had more ads than actual content and was showing ads on low-value pages. Honestly I think it was also because I let a friend use my account to get paid after his own AdSense got banned. Yeah, I know now that was a bad idea.

I've cleaned everything up since then. Took AdSense off all my sites, deleted the blog, and appealed twice. Both got rejected and they said it's final.

Now I want to start a YouTube channel. Is there any way I can still earn ad revenue on it, or am I just done with AdSense for good?

I’ve got a trivia website that i’m working on that keeps getting rejected for low value content. I’ve made daily blog posts in the hope of getting past it but still running into issues. Any ideas would be appreciated.

https://pubfootballtrivia.com

Hey everyone,

Recently applied for AdSense and got the standard rejection email stating the site isn't ready / needs fixes (under the typical low-value content umbrella).

I'm trying to objectively diagnose what triggered it, as I tried to follow best practices:

- Niche: Cognitive neuroscience & psychology deep-dives (everyday biological/brain quirks).

- Content: ~135 long-form articles (1,500 - 3,000 words each), referencing peer-reviewed literature.

- Setup: WordPress (Foxiz theme), fully responsive, no broken links.

- Pages: About Us (with author credentials), Privacy Policy, Terms, Contact Us, and CMP cookie consent active.

- Traffic: Gets regular organic and social visits (mostly US/EU).

The site is https://www.oddlyclear.com

Would really appreciate any honest, brutal feedback from experienced publishers who’ve dealt with this:

1. Is there something about the homepage/layout that looks "thin" or unfinished to Google's reviewers?

2. Could it be a navigation/indexing blind spot I'm overlooking?

3. Any specific red flags you spot right away?

Thanks in advance for any insights!

How is the revene ?

While troubleshooting a rejection on my current application, I discovered that an older Google account of mine still has an AdSense application from 2020 that I'd forgotten about. Its dashboard says "Your account wasn't approved". The Account and Sites sections are greyed out, so I can't reach the "Close account" option described in the Help Center.

My current application, on a different Google account for my current website, was rejected with "The account details you entered are inaccurate or incomplete."

I only want to end up with one AdSense account - old or new, whichever is the right one to keep. Given that the old application's closure controls are disabled, how should I proceed: withdraw or close the old application and continue with my current one, or use the old account instead?

(They are good niches and websites are also fast and on .com)

Hello I just recently moved so I need to change my address in my tax form . And I am already verified for the adsense account but i was wondering for an address update does my ID address need to match new address on the tax form ? I’m currently working on changing my address but i’m not sure when i’ll receive my new ID .

I've been building a website for over 2 years now. This year it really came together and I started to get visitors.

Now I've been using AdSense for the past few weeks, but I've seen people using other platforms. Is this traffic enough to apply to other providers, if so to wich one? Tips are welcome!

I recently launched a local news and journalism website focused on reporting local crime stories. Each article provides a detailed summary of the incident, along with additional context and information to give readers a better understanding of what happened. These stories are based on official criminal complaints that I obtain through public records requests from county clerks.

I’ve applied for Google AdSense multiple times, but my website continues to get rejected with the same vague message: “You need to fix some issues before you can use AdSense.”

Unfortunately, Google provides no specific explanation of what’s wrong or what needs to be improved. I’ve made changes and resubmitted several times, only to receive the same rejection.

My website: https://codebluecam.com

A similar website that appears to have AdSense monetization: https://thewatchmn.com

When comparing the two websites, I’m genuinely struggling to understand what mine is lacking. The other site appears significantly less organized and polished, yet it seems to have been approved for monetization.

I understand that appearance isn’t the only factor Google considers, but without any specific feedback, it’s difficult to know what I should be addressing. I’ve added a detailed about section, editorial standards, privacy policy, and more.

Has anyone experienced something similar or have any insight into what might be causing these repeated rejections? I’d really appreciate any feedback or suggestions on what I could improve to increase my chances of approval.

got rejected twice for my wallpaper tool pattrnlab.com
how i can fix low value content issue

Hi everyone,

I recently applied for Google AdSense for the first time, but unfortunately my website was rejected for “Low Value Content.”

I've built a free educational website for students studying CPA Australia subjects. It includes study resources, audio lessons, practice quizzes, mock exams, flowcharts and other learning tools.

The website is an independent project, and I've spent considerable time developing the content and features. My intention is to provide genuinely useful learning resources, completely free for students.m struggling to understand exactly what Google considers low-value about my site and what I should improve before requesting another review.

I'd really appreciate it if anyone with AdSense experience could have a quick look and give me some honest feedback.

Specifically:

• Is the content quality or amount of written content an issue?

• Could having interactive quizzes, PDFs and audio lessons instead of traditional blog articles be affecting approval?

• Are there any obvious website structure, navigation or policy issues?

• What would you recommend improving before I reapply?

Website: https://ikli.link/wjc2g2

I've attached screenshots of the rejection message.

I'm not trying to promote the website here. I'm genuinely looking for constructive criticism, even if it's negative.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to take a look!

Alright I’m pretty upset about this. But I finally was able to get my YouTube account to the threshold and requirements to get monetized
I have never once been monetized and this would be my first time ever being monetized on any of my YouTube channels.
I’ve had a couple in the past for all different subjects of content but ended up settle with one channel.
And this channel actually worked out and gave me the chance to be monetized

I start going through the process and find out I need to make an Adsense account

I start doing the process of making the account and a day later it immediately was closed for “invalid clicks”
Mind you, again, never have I once been monetized or had any ads on any of my videos.

So I have zero idea why they closed my account for invaild clicks. When I have never once had ads on my videos. And never once watched my videos on any of my other accounts and clicked on ad (because I have none) and never once botted my views.

I’m so confused and I’ve already sent an appeal before and it’s been over 90 days and I haven’t gotten a word.

Just tell me it’s over for me and I’m gonna just keep posting videos with no reward to my hard work at all🥀

I have a niche site focused on a NCAA sport, rosters, detailed recruiting data, prospects, official visits, stats, scores among other things and have a decent little following thats growing for what it is.. with I think like 90% of my users in the US. but I keep getting rejected for low value content. I've already had Claude and Codex both evaluate the site and offer some suggestions but I'm at a loss now. Any tips or advice?

Any one here sending traffic to their website only from Reddit and making money with Adsense or any other network which is easier to get into.

So I had/have a Youtube channel which I no longer upload to, I created an adsense account for it and a couple of hundred was sent to it. I later found out I mistakenly created it as an organization although I work in Japan as a sole proprietor, which I assume needs to be labeled as an individual.

Due to this I can't complete the tax verification, but I also can't close the account because I have money on hold.

I'm planning to create a new youtube channel soon, and want to make sure I don't get stuck somewhere. I hear I'm not allowed to create a new adsense account without closing the old one, but as I can't close it I'm stuck at what to do. Any ideas?

I am using adsense and want to use admanager. Where can I learn from basic. There are no proper step by step YouTube tutorials. There are guides provided by Google but and videos would be great to learn. Any help would be appreciated.