Google AdSense

Google AdSense:

                                                                There could be many reasons for Google to reject your AdSense application on your blog or website. Discussed here are the guidelines for easy AdSense approval from Google. If you work on these before applying then your application will mostly go through the approval process successfully. Read also the AdSense Rejection Letters to get an idea of the issues due to which the applications were rejected.

Website URL:

                                    The very first reason for AdSense Rejection is that not using right URL. Google does not accept application with the URLs containing Google Trademarks like AdSense, Google, AdWords, etc. For example, the site name “adsensemail.com” will be rejected without further checking.  So check your URL does not contain any trademarks of any companies.

Top-Level Domain:

                                                   URLs of a free hosted Site or Blog are also not accepted with the reason that the publishers should have permission to add HTML code in their webpages (some of the free hosting services do not allow placing ad codes in their free sites). You have an exception to create a blog through Blogger. Since blogger is owned by Google, it is easy to integrate AdSense without any issues and the possibility of getting approved is also high.

Length of Site Ownership:

                                                                          Earlier there was no restriction for the length of ownership of the site. But to protect the advertisers from displaying their ads on inferior sites, Google introduced a restriction on the length of site ownership. From certain locations including India and China, publishers willing to apply for AdSense should own their site for the minimum period of 6 months. In general it is a good idea to own your site for at least 6 months before applying for AdSense.