✅ Google AdSense Approval Checklist for Blogger

 Before applying for AdSense, your blog must meet specific requirements. Here’s everything you should check and complete:


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πŸ”· 1. Have Enough Original Content

• At least 15–20 quality blog posts

• Each post should be 500+ words

• Content must be unique, helpful, and well-written

• Avoid copy-paste or AI-generated content without editing


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πŸ”· 2. Create Important Pages


These are mandatory:

• About Page – who you are and what your blog is about

• Contact Page – provide an email or contact form

• Privacy Policy – how you handle visitor data (you can generate one online)


Bonus:

• Disclaimer Page if needed

• Terms & Conditions (optional but helpful)


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πŸ”· 3. Use a Clean, Professional Design

• Choose a simple, responsive theme (mobile-friendly)

• Easy navigation with a clear menu

• No broken links, messy widgets, or pop-ups


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πŸ”· 4. Use a Top-Level Domain (Optional but Recommended)

• Replace yourblog.blogspot.com with yourblog.com

• Custom domains look more professional and increase approval chances


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πŸ”· 5. Ensure Your Blog Is Indexed by Google

• Submit your blog to Google Search Console

• Make sure your blog is visible to search engines:

→ In Blogger Dashboard > Settings > Privacy > Visible to Search Engines = ✅ ON


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πŸ”· 6. Follow Google AdSense Policies

• No adult, violent, or copyrighted content

• No illegal downloads or misleading content

• All content should be family-friendly and advertiser-safe


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πŸ”· 7. Steady Traffic (Optional but Helpful)

• While not a strict rule, having some organic traffic shows your blog is active and valuable

• Promote your blog on social media and through SEO


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✅ Final Step: Apply for AdSense

• Go to Blogger > Earnings > Sign up for AdSense

• Or visit https://www.google.com/adsense/start/


Once submitted, AdSense usually reviews your blog within a few days to a couple of weeks.


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🧩 Final Tips


✔️ Avoid applying with an empty or newly created blog

✔️ Keep your blog active by posting regularly

✔️ Fix grammar, spelling, and formatting issues

✔️ Be patient — many blogs get approved on the second or third try


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