Hi - lots of members have reported the same message. They need to inspect your site first before they approve you for Adsense.

They need to check you have lots of content, and an affiliate disclosure. You will just have to wait and move on with the training and continue to add more content.

Hi David,
I have weird stuff like that happening from time to time. Sometimes it's my lousy rural internet connection, lol. And sometimes I just have to use a different browser.
Try Google Chrome. You may have more luck!
Cheers,
Suzanne

It looks like you’ve gotten three great answers on this.

Hi. This may also help you get the insight how to do it. How to add the google adsense verification code to your site! Cheers!

Applying for Adsense and Where to Paste the Code

Add a plugin called Headers and Footers, then place the doe into the header and save.
After that, go back to google adsense and verify
Hope this helps
Also I looked under training and found this How To Add Google Adsense Ads To Your Website

In your All In One SEO Panel you put the code in General Settings in the Additional Post Headers and Additional Page headers sections.

Tiffany comments great links
TIM

You will need some content and traffic on your site.

Here are two really good tutorials that answer your questions and share some members experiences with Amazon Associates.

I've been an affiliate of Amazon for years now, so my experience may be quite different than some of the newer affiliates. I didn't have any trouble with acceptance, and if you follow the training here, you shouldn't have any problems either. Being an Amazon Affiliate What is Amazon Associates About? (And How to Get Approved)

You want to make sure your site is not only up and running, but that you have some content and traffic coming in.

When I first registered, my site was about four months old, but I had at least a half-dozen posts on there and was posting every other week. I had a 180 day trial period to make at least 3 commissions before they accepted me. People are joining their program way too early before they have enough traffic or content up, and they struggle to make those first 3 commissions before that trial period ends.

I've been told that you can reapply if you failed to make those 3 commissions, unless there are other reasons that they would still reject you.

When you first apply, you're automatically approved but you have 6 months to make 3 sales with them. If you don't make 3 sales within 6 months, they'll terminate your account, and then you'll have to reapply with them later.

You'll get a warning after 3 months if you haven't made a sale yet. I would suggest you wait until your site is getting traffic before you apply to them because a lot of people get their accounts terminated for not making sales.

Something I did was apply to other affiliate programs which had the same products as Amazon. Then, when I got traffic, I noticed people were clicking on my links, but not buying anything.

So, I applied to Amazon around that time and then swapped out those affiliate links with Amazon links, and then I started making sales. Hope that helps you out.

Best,
James