How to Apply Google AdSense ~ Update Technology

I first applied Google Adsense in this year 2014 with another blog and also gotten approved in my first chance but unfortunately I my account was banned, and this is another blog and I am waiting for getting another opportunity from adsense. From my first experience I feel I can offer some solid advice on how to make sure to get your approval from Google adsense. The reality is that Google adsense is the best contextual marketing program on the market with the most advertisers and the highest payouts. I love the adsense programs and definitely recommend those involved with nice websites to at least get started with adsense.

Doesn't Everyone Get Approved?

To be honest, it’s shocking to hear how many people get declined from Google adsense when they apply. I've received many emails from readers saying that there applications were declined.

I've read complaints on forums or comments about the difficulty of getting approved with Google. I personally have never experienced this. But I've also been very careful when I apply. Below you will find the process I have used to apply and get approved to Google adsense.

Steps to Getting Approved

In a nutshell, there are five steps to applying and getting approved to the adsense affiliate program.

1. Create a Valuable and Good Looking Website

Google wants to know that you have a valuable resource. So, in order to increase your chances of approval, you need to create a original, articulate and useful contextual. This should go without saying for any website/blog; however< I can guarantee you that people have applied to Google adsense with auto blogs or copied articles from EzineArticles.com. Then they wonder why they didn't get approved.

My advice is to have at least 10 well –written articles of 500 words or more each on your site before applying. In addition, I would have a great ABOUT US, CONTACT, PRIVACY POLICY page, the privacy policy page needs to include the information supplied by Google AdSense. In addition, you are more likely to get approved if you have a great looking theme or site. I recommend using a premium theme if possible. You can still use a free theme, but do your best to find one that looks high quality and fresh looking.

Finally, to give your site and extra boost on the “look” score, I recommend having a logo designed. You can do it yourself, or you can hire someone on Fiverr.com if you are cheap. For $5 you can take a generic theme and make it look much nice with a custom logo. Overall, make sure that your site is fully developed with content, logo, and layout changes before you submit the site to Google. You have to make sure that you will not apply to Google adsense using a site/blog that has ever been used for Google adsense before.

2. Apply Online

Firstly go to the Google Adsense webpage and click the Signup. In here you will supply your website URL, individual Name or Business Entity, Contact Name, Mailing Address, Phone Number, E-mail address, and perhaps one other basic bit of information. In here you have to give your genuine Payee Name according to your local bank, because you cannot change it anymore than. You are not required to submit you TIN or Bank account information at this stage yet. This will happen after you get approved. Make sure to give accurate phone and physical address information. You will be required to verify your phone number and they will mail you a PIN to the address you supplied.

3. Get Temporarily Approved and Place Ads

Approval usually occur within 24 to 48 hours now. If you follow my steps above for creating a unique website and/or blog that has never been involved with Google adsense before, you should have no issues getting approved quickly. At that point, you will receive an approval e-mail from Google that explains the process. Essentially, you are temporarily approved until you meet other verification steps. This means you can start placing ads on your site and you will see the clicks and revenue coming into your account. Google is simply monitoring your activity to make sure you are not clicking your own ads or sending suspicious traffic. As long as you leave your ads along and don’t do anything suspicious-you should be fine. In addition, you can also add the Google adsense code to any of your other blog and /or website. You don’t have to apply for each new site. Once you have any approved account, you can use the same adsense code on all your sites.

4. Getting Verified: PIN Verification, Bank account and TAX information, Phone Number

Before, you get paid, you need to verify a few things. First, Google will send you a PIN verification in your physical mail. This will come after a week to 10 days usually. There is no rush, but at some point you will need to verify your bank account and submit your tax information. The ba

nk account must be in the same name that you applied with. To get paid by ACH (BEST WAY), you need to supply your bank account number and routing number. Than Google will do a test deposit of a few cents. You will then input this amount in your Google adsense account to finish the verification. Then you can start getting paid monthly. You will also need to supply your TIN number and complete the necessary TAX documents. If you haven’t previously verified your phone number, you will need to do so. Google will place a test call with and automated code to you. Input the code, and you are good to go.

5. Be Smart with your ADS

Finally, be smart about how you handle your adsense code. Only put it on sites that meet the Google AdSense guidelines. Don’t click your own ads and never ask anyone else to ever click your own ads. This will get your account shut down. Overall, stay in compliance with Google and enjoy the deposits coming to your account each month. So, keep it up and enjoy your earning with Google AdSense. Thank You.