How to get approved by Google AdSense in less than 2 weeks | Google AdSense tricks part 1

 

I can't believe my Google AdSense application or request has been accepted. It has taken me about a week and a half to get this approval. I was so frantically aiming for this clearance that it was a hectic time. How come I'm saying this? One of the reliable online paying platforms on the internet is the Google AdSense monetization scheme. If you have access then it is worthwhile to work on, there is no joke or fraud. After reading countless blog entries on the subject of how to get this approval, I have come to the conclusion that getting it is pretty simple. I will therefore briefly describe in this article how I was able to obtain GOOGLE ADSENSE APPROVAL in a matter of days. The truth of the matter is that you have to be proactive in order to secure this opportunity and you will be a happy man whiles you continue to put your content out there.

In fact, I have experimented with many things I wasn't "supposed" to whiles discovering ways to get AdSense approval. This article tends to disapprove of the analogies that have been used to describe how to gain approval on different platforms.  You might need to read The three things to consider in order to establish or maintain a successful blog before reading this very article. I will again entreat you to read both parts one and two about how to acquire Google AdSense approval in days rather than a month. Reading those articles will help to ensure proper comprehension.

Point 1: Check your number of words.

If you truly want this approval within days, you must examine your word count. I discussed utilizing a good text editor in my earlier article to help you detect and fix any spelling and grammar faults. However, knowing the number of words as you type can also be helped by using a competent text editor like Microsoft Word. The day after and each time I applied for Google AdSense, I received an error message saying, "You need to fix some issues before your site is ready for AdSense." I used to compose words that ranged from 300 to 360. The thing is, you have to do a lot of research so that you will be grounded and understand the thing you did for approval. As a newbie, do not start with short articles. Well, I have not properly examined this issue but then, if you prefer writing short articles (fewer words like say brief news), then write more before applying to Google AdSense else start with a topic that can help you write more.

Point 2: Connect or link your blog to Google Search Console

Your website must be linked to the Google search panel. The day after I applied, I started getting errors merely because of that. Go to the Google search interface.

 

You'll see that you have to select a property, and you can do so using either a domain name or a URL prefix. I advise choosing the URL prefix option if you're using the free.blogspot.com domain. After entering your complete blog URL, including the HTTPS, click next. You will receive a pop-up notification informing you that the ownership of your blog has been automatically validated. Congratulations!

It has been confirmed by Google Search Console that your blog is actually yours. Because Blogger is in fact a Google product, exactly like the Search Console tool, auto verification is made possible. At this point, it shows that your blog is readily prepared to be seen in the search console after indexing your articles.

Point 3: Index your articles after publishing.

You might need to index every blog post. The system algorithms that determine whether Google will index your blog post or other content at the URL inspection page take user demand and quality checks into account. Due to the fact that your post has been added to the Google Search Engine database, it allows the Google crawler to access your website or post. On the Google search console page, this is possible. Find URL inspection on your extreme left and click it. After, the cursor will blink in a text field at the top where you can submit your link or article’s URL for indexing.

After that, click on "request indexing" as seen in the image below. This can follow a live test which shows at the top after you have indexed your article's URL. The URL will then be subjected to a live test by the tool to check for any obvious indexing issues; if none are found, you will be notified just as if some issues need to be fixed. Try to fix any problems with the procedure, though, if there are any.

 

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