How to apply for Google AdSense account?
Google Adsense is very particular about who they allow into their ad network. They want to keep the quality of websites high and maintain the integrity of their ad network.
There are some basic requirements every publisher needs to adhere to. You need to be:
1. You have to be 18 years old.
2. You should have an active Gmail account that’s not linked to an AdSense account.
3. You should have a website that meets all of Google’s terms of service.
You need to comply with the Google program policies, but we also recommend a few additional requirements to ensure you get accepted. This includes having a website with at least 30 pages of unique content, that’s three months old and generating some traffic. The more traffic your website generates, the better and the higher your earning potential.
How long does your AdSense account take to get approved?
Usually, publishers get accepted within 24-48 hours, but it can even take up to 1-2 weeks to get approved.
Once you are approved, you’re ready to start running AdSense ads and generate ad revenue. Before you do that, it’s best to understand the different types of ad units.
There are five different types of AdSense ad units. These include:
1. Display ads:
Typical display ad units that are responsive and fit in most screen sizes. These ads work well almost anywhere.
This type of ad can be responsive and automatically adapt to the screen size of the device where it’s being served.
It can also be configured to have fixed sizes and is compatible with AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages).
2. In-feed ads:
Native ads that fit in a feed, sidebar, or list. They flow naturally and provides a better user experience.
3. In-article ads:
Native ads that fit within the content of an article without disrupting the reading experience.
4. Matched content ads:
Ads that recommend your website content to users, which help increase pageviews, user time on page, and their potential to click on your ads.
5. Link ads:
Ads in a text link format that can be responsive or with a fixed size. It displays topics relevant to your page content.
Google Adsense is very particular about who they allow into their ad network. They want to keep the quality of websites high and maintain the integrity of their ad network.
There are some basic requirements every publisher needs to adhere to. You need to be:
1. You have to be 18 years old.
2. You should have an active Gmail account that’s not linked to an AdSense account.
3. You should have a website that meets all of Google’s terms of service.
You need to comply with the Google program policies, but we also recommend a few additional requirements to ensure you get accepted. This includes having a website with at least 30 pages of unique content, that’s three months old and generating some traffic. The more traffic your website generates, the better and the higher your earning potential.
[To see links please register here]
How long does your AdSense account take to get approved?
Usually, publishers get accepted within 24-48 hours, but it can even take up to 1-2 weeks to get approved.
Once you are approved, you’re ready to start running AdSense ads and generate ad revenue. Before you do that, it’s best to understand the different types of ad units.
There are five different types of AdSense ad units. These include:
1. Display ads:
Typical display ad units that are responsive and fit in most screen sizes. These ads work well almost anywhere.
This type of ad can be responsive and automatically adapt to the screen size of the device where it’s being served.
It can also be configured to have fixed sizes and is compatible with AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages).
2. In-feed ads:
Native ads that fit in a feed, sidebar, or list. They flow naturally and provides a better user experience.
3. In-article ads:
Native ads that fit within the content of an article without disrupting the reading experience.
4. Matched content ads:
Ads that recommend your website content to users, which help increase pageviews, user time on page, and their potential to click on your ads.
5. Link ads:
Ads in a text link format that can be responsive or with a fixed size. It displays topics relevant to your page content.
[To see links please register here]
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