Google Said YES! My Three Sites Are Ad-Approved – Yours Can Be Too!

byJohnMaluth

443 followers

10 months ago

Pop the Champagne! Google AdSense Loves Me!

Folks, gather around! I have some juicy, ad-monetized news! Google, the all-knowing internet overlord, has officially given the green light to all THREE of my websites for AdSense. That’s right! Not one, not two, but a full-fledged trifecta of approval. If this were the Olympics, I’d be standing on the podium, flexing my golden keyboard. 🏆

Now, if you’ve ever submitted a site to Google AdSense, you know it can feel like applying for a high-security government job. You hit ‘Submit’ and then sit there, nervously refreshing your email, hoping Google doesn’t laugh at your content and send you back to the blogging kiddie pool. But my friends, I have emerged victorious, and that means YOU CAN TOO!

How Did I Do It?

No, I didn’t bribe a Google employee with a lifetime supply of coffee (tempting, though). The secret was actually pretty simple: Original Content + Consistency = Success.

Here’s the breakdown of what made my sites Google-friendly:

1. Unique, High-Quality Content – No copy-pasting, no AI-generated fluff (Google is getting sharp at spotting that). Just real, valuable, human-written articles that keep readers engaged and coming back for more.
2. User Experience Matters – My sites are fast, mobile-friendly, and easy to navigate. Google loves a good-looking, well-organized site. Think of it as dressing up for a job interview – you wouldn’t show up in pajamas, would you?
3. No Shady Business – No spammy links, misleading content, or dodgy SEO tactics. Google’s algorithm can sniff out foul play faster than a bloodhound on a steak.
4. Patience, My Friend! – Google doesn’t approve sites overnight. I kept publishing, improving, and tweaking until I got that sweet, sweet acceptance email.

What This Means for You

If I can do it, so can you! Keep writing, keep publishing, and don’t let a rejection email discourage you. Even if Google says “Not yet,” that’s just internet-speak for “Try again, but better.”

Remember, Google wants fresh, valuable content to keep people engaged. So, focus on writing for your audience first, and the approval (and ad revenue) will follow.

NOTE: Schedule your content through WordPress!

So what are you waiting for? Go write something epic, hit that submit button, and start your own victory dance when Google finally says YES! And when that happens, let me know – we’ll throw an internet party. 🎉💰

To success and beyond! 🚀

John