This post was most recently updated on October 14th, 2022
If you’ve been rejected from Google AdSense or its higher-paying counterpart, Ad Exchange, you may be wondering what you and your site did to earn the rejection. While an AdSense rejection can sometimes be inscrutable, there are some clear reasons why they might reject yoursite from their ad network.
Google doesn’t want their ads to be displayed on websites that would diminish the value of their own brand. Look at any rejection of this principle in mind. Ask yourself, “Would my site make Google look bad?”
Swallow your pride and try to make your site more presentable to Google. Whether that means removing objectionable content, ceasing spammy SEO practices, or replacing your old content with better content, consider changing things to improve the odds that you’ll be accepted by Google.
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