Does google checks for site traffic before approving an application?

Does it check for site rank too?

[eddywebs]

Hi againg just wanted to know Does google checks for site traffic before approving an aplication?
Does it checks for site rank and position in the search engine.
I am asking this cuz I have site comming up but the problem is it doesnt have any rank and has very low traffic and will take a month to come up in searches cuz I have just submitted to the searcg engines.
Shall one wait to get to get ones site listed in searches and have an descent traffic before applying for adsense.
AND ALSO can re-re-apply for adsense as my first appplication was rejected due to improper registration details and for my second application I.E. is for an blog I still havent got any reply from google.
Could somebody pls tell my how I can I solve this situation.
I new in adsense and facing failure right from the beggining.

[neo_brown]

A friend of mine recently applied and was approved. His site is very new and has NO traffic to speak of.

[wariental]

no

[celgins]

Nope. They don't check traffic volume.

[imstillatwork]

My brother signed up and all he had was generic forum software on a domain and he was approved.
I talked him out of the forums and into product reviews, and he's doing better every day now!

so no, traffic was not a consideration, besides, how could they tell?

[jason_au80]

Nope, they don't check - my site was approved today, and I've only had 1 visitor (and some search engine spiders) apart from myself (It's a very new site, I am aimimg for somewhat higher traffic...).

Jason

[Tearabite]

I signed up thru my (free) Blogger account.. not only did i have 0 vistors, but i had 0 content - but they still approved me within a day or so..
I think that applying thru Blogger.com (owned by Google) makes it easier.

[inerte]

Yeah, no traffic checks. And when you have an account you can put on new pages/sites, even if they don't have any traffic at all. I remember a "diet widget" site I made that the first "real world" page impression (by me, testing) got good ads already.