My challenge – what’s yours

MY CHALLENGE – WHAT’S YOURS

My Challenge

Being in the business of Marketing Education, Affiliate Marketing and Recurring offers with Passive Income and high profits is where I want to be. It is not easy and is quite a challenge, but that is my aim.

While I am getting there, I’ve been confronted with this challenge. AdSense seems not to be interested in the kind of content and traffic that my methods deals with.

ADSENSE SAYS

If you have another site in one of our supported languages, you may resubmit your application with that site instead.

They go on to say, your site has issues with its traffic sources. Google ads may not be placed on pages receiving traffic from certain sources. For example. Publishers may not participate in paid-to-click programs, send unwanted emails or display ads as the result of the action of any software application. They say that I should make sure my pages comply with Google’s.

Continuing, they say, the majority of my site content is in a language that AdSense doesn’t currently support.

It appears that AdSense navigated and reviewed my site when I was having some issues with trying to insert the AdSense code and said they had found it difficult to navigate. I agree. When I inserted my AdSense code and had made a boo, boo, it messed up. I finally changed themes – even though I had gotten good and helpful info from the community that worked to a degree. I still did not like what I was left with, nor the way my site came back up. That is when I changed my theme. They had continued telling me that they were having some issue with my traffic sources – automated, recurring, high profit, passive campaigns. It seems that AdSense is not interested in that kind of content and it seems so after later they seem to come right out and say that.

Time passed and they sent me a more recent update. AdSense said, we believe that here isn’t enough original, rich content that would be of value to users. As a publisher, you must provide unique and relevant content that gives user a reason to visit your site.

THEY SAID

• Don’t place the ad code on auto-generated pages or pages with little to no original content.
• Here is where they said, our sites should not participate in affiliate content should form only a minor part of the content of your site if the content adds no additional features.

INSUFFICIENT CONTENT

Going on in another message sent out to me. Your site was found to have too little text, and/or your site was deemed to be “under construction.” Sites should have enough high-quality content to provide meaningful user experiences and allow us to serve relevant ads to user.

• Make sure that your pages have enough text – sites that contain mostly images, video or Flash animations may not be approved.
• Your content should contain complete sentences and paragraphs, not only headlines.
• Make sure that your site is fully built and launched – don’t sign up while your site’s still under construction or only consists of a site template.
• When connecting your site to AdSense, place the ad code on a live page of your site. Test pages that are empty except for the code won’t be approved. THIS WAS MY MOST RECENT MAIL FROM ADSENSE.

LEARNING IS GOOD

All of this has been good for me. I am learning – AND NOW I KNOW.

Most of what I have been doing at Wealthy Affiliate is prepping, and learning for the site that I am most concern with – https://extreme-sem-online.com/ then click on the logo and scroll down if interested. The site has several pages and is geared toward my interested niche - being in the business of “Marketing Education, Affiliate Marketing and Recurring offers with Passive Income and high profits.”The site above not my Wealthy Affiliate training website.

But, presently, I am stumped with my training. So, my question is to the community, can I continue with my training and skipping where it may not apply to my concerns – if I don’t have AdSense. My codes are up, but they are just dangling on each page without a banner. AdSense is working with me to get me up and going, but I want to stay with my goal.

My training at this moment is mostly about AdSense. I don’t know what to do – so I have stopped my training on a regular basis – and I shouldn’t.

I hope in some way that this information has been helpful, and that I can get some feed back on this.

Catherine told me early on …that there are no short cuts. Now I know.

I realize I should follow AdSense in my training, and that I should have followed their lead. It is surely the right way to be trained here at WA. Again, I hope this info has been helpful.

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