Google Adsense Account Declined, Site Rejected.

If I improve my Site, Can I be Accepted Later?

[gggmicrosystems]

hi guys... my account was actually declined to join the program because it didnt meet the criteria.. If I improve my site, is it possible to register again?

[bts111]

What can you see on your site that would have made them decline your application?

[gggmicrosystems]

not much really.... less content.. if i make it a content-rich site, can i try and register it again?

[Hobbs]

Yes gggmicrosystems, there should be no reason to prevent you from developing your site more and re-applying.

Nothing personal gggmicrosystems but I am actually glad to hear that there are applications rejected, although I am heavily promoting signups on my site and stand to loose money, it tells us that there is some kind of manual checking in place and in real time, and that the system is not 100% automated, this is assuring for the quality of the AdSense program.

My old theory was that they allow all that apply in, and later on pull the plug on low quality sites.

gggmicrosystems, how long was it between your application and receiving the rejection?
Good Luck.

[gggmicrosystems]

about 2 months.. the site requires login though.. it was login page that the google check..

[Jafo]

A friend of mine was rejected and asked the same question. I basically told him to keep applying until one of the staff accepted him.

Now if you have a site that is blatantly useless, don't expect to get accepted. Your site must have a purpose other than just generating adsense revenue.

[LeoXIV]

about 2 months

it takes that long to review new apps?! wow

[georged]

I applied for Adsense for our site a few days ago...e-mailed them, went to lunch, came back and found we were accepted.
It might be different here in the UK, but for us it was less than a couple of hours anyway.

[JDigital]

Yeah, a friend of mine found his site rejected because it required a login. A login stops Google from being able to access your site, so they can't index it or check if it's suitable.

Best thing to do is to have several pages of worthy content which can be accessed without them logging in. Even if you have pages which require login, I think you might be able to qualify as long as you have some pages which don't need login.

[thegreatpretender]

I was once rejected due to non working link. I was told that one of the item in the main menu is not clickable or something like that. I removed the item from the menu and replied to the email telling them that I have fixed it. They approved my application 3 hours later. So, I think they review each applications manually.