About curiousparti
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135 followers Joined March 2017
Electronics and Communications Engineer with 9+ years of work experience in the telecom domain in System engineering, pre-sales and post sales capacities.

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Hi Kyle,

Need your help to take a decision.

I started one of my websites with WA in April 2017, one of my posts is generating approx USD 100 per month, since last

As Craig said but I would check them out with due diligence. .

I would not "trade articles" though. You can give them permission
to publish a short extract of your article and link it to your website. That gives you a backlink, which is great if they are a reputable or reasonable site for linkage.

Also make sure their site is in your niche or closely related. Google does not give much weight to backlinks where the niche of the other site is totally unrelated to your niche. A few won't hurt but too many 2-way unrelated niche backlinks is not a good idea.

The quality of backlinks is more important than the quantity.

~Jude

I know I'm not Kyle, but I would just think about this from a logical perspective. Do you respect the site asking you to link to them? Do you agree with the content in the article they want you to link to?

If the answer to both of the above is yes then absolutely link. I link to authorities in my site all the time without them asking me to.

That being said, if they are specifically requesting a link I would kindly request something in return. Tit for tat and all that.

Approached by a high authority website to feature their article, what to do?

Approached by a high authority website to feature their article, what to do?

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Getting Started
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Hi Kyle,

Need your help to take a decision.

I started one of my websites with WA in April 2017, one of my posts is generating approx USD 100 per month, since last

As Craig said but I would check them out with due diligence. .

I would not "trade articles" though. You can give them permission
to publish a short extract of your article and link it to your website. That gives you a backlink, which is great if they are a reputable or reasonable site for linkage.

Also make sure their site is in your niche or closely related. Google does not give much weight to backlinks where the niche of the other site is totally unrelated to your niche. A few won't hurt but too many 2-way unrelated niche backlinks is not a good idea.

The quality of backlinks is more important than the quantity.

~Jude

I know I'm not Kyle, but I would just think about this from a logical perspective. Do you respect the site asking you to link to them? Do you agree with the content in the article they want you to link to?

If the answer to both of the above is yes then absolutely link. I link to authorities in my site all the time without them asking me to.

That being said, if they are specifically requesting a link I would kindly request something in return. Tit for tat and all that.

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Pay Per Click Marketing
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This is what I have received from google, on my website, audiowavegeek.com :

Site does not comply with Google policies: We're unable to approve your AdSense application

It is no big deal. Most new websites get their application denied because new websites lack lots of unique content and enough organic traffic.

Besides, you will not make more than a couple of cents until you start getting a lot of traffic coming to your website. Just move forward with the training and you can reapply again in another few months.

Google has told you why you were denied. They're telling you that your site does not have enough substantial content to be approved.

I think the site looks great, it just needs about 10x more content before Adsense will be willing to approve. Write blog posts without affiliate links - Google tends to disapprove 'ad heavy' blogs.

Thanks, will do that and re apply :)

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Google adsense account activation got denied? any suggestion

Google adsense account activation got denied? any suggestion

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Pay Per Click Marketing
Updated

This is what I have received from google, on my website, audiowavegeek.com :

Site does not comply with Google policies: We're unable to approve your AdSense application

It is no big deal. Most new websites get their application denied because new websites lack lots of unique content and enough organic traffic.

Besides, you will not make more than a couple of cents until you start getting a lot of traffic coming to your website. Just move forward with the training and you can reapply again in another few months.

Google has told you why you were denied. They're telling you that your site does not have enough substantial content to be approved.

I think the site looks great, it just needs about 10x more content before Adsense will be willing to approve. Write blog posts without affiliate links - Google tends to disapprove 'ad heavy' blogs.

Thanks, will do that and re apply :)

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