: Why was my site rejected for Google Adsense? I have a 3 year old blog and its got around 16 articles/tutorials about some programming problems and solutions. It's getting pretty much a lot
I have a 3 year old blog and its got around 16 articles/tutorials about some programming problems and solutions. It's getting pretty much a lot of view lately so I decided to apply for a google adsense account. When I first applied via blogger, google replied with the following statement:
Page Type: In order to participate in Google AdSense, publishers' websites
and application information must satisfy the following guidelines:
- Your website must be your own top-level domain (www.example.com and not example.com/mysite). - You must provide accurate personal information with your application
that matches the information on your domain registration.
- Your website must contain substantial, original content...
So, as I understood it, I decide to buy a domain and point my blogger blog to that new naked domain.
and here is the newly bought domain where all the contents of my old blog resides. *.com/
I reapplied, hoping that this time, I will make the cut. But then I got this reply
Further detail:
Unable to review your site: While reviewing www.***.com/, we
found that your site was down or unavailable.
We suggest you check whether there was a typo in the URL submitted. When
your site is operational, you can resubmit your application with the
correct site by following the directions below.
I'm a bit disappointed. Maybe I did something wrong with DNS configuration or something. But you can clearly see that my site is fully functional. I heard that google sends robots to crawl on to the site etc. It's just sad because I invested on a domain name, and now I can't even find ways to earn from it. Any tips?
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I had a similar problem too with my website which was not accepted for Google Adwords. In my case the problem was that the CMS system I was using had a bug and did not set the HTTP headers correctly. The browsers did not complain and the normal Google bot didn't have a problem either. Only the one they use to check the eligibility I know that the Google bots which are used to check the eligibility have sometimes problems too when you have a redirect right on the domain root. They give you then the wrong message that the website would not be available.
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