Rejection From Adsense: Is This the End of Making Money From Your Blog or Videos?

[Zevin]

Whether you are blogging or publishing videos, Adsense is the ultimate monetization solution. If you are already using AdSense on your blog or video, congratulations! However, if you have been rejected by AdSense and if you have been rejected multiple times, does this mean this is the end of making money from your blogs and videos?

When you ask this question on Google, you find a lot of articles that will tell you how you can make money from your blog or video even when you are using Adsense?

Yes, there are a lot of monetization solutions for your blogs and vlogs, but can you actually make money from these monetization solutions. For example, you can use Media.Net or Infolinks on your Blogs and make money from these ad networks. You can use Amazon affiliate links on your videos as well as find a private sponsor for your videos so that you can make money.

Please share your experience!

 

[Kamon c4]

Google Adsense is definately the best way to monetize a website but it’s not the only way to monetize your websites. Howvever infolinks is another good way to monetize your website though it’s not highly rated as google Adsense but it’s effective

 

[Oyeleye42]

AdMob, YouTube, and Blogger ... Next: How to earn money on YouTube ... Make sure your channel follows our policies and guidelines. ... You can re-apply 30 days after your rejection.

 

[Usman Sattar]

AdSense is an easy, fast way to monetize a blog, though it’s certainly not very high paying unless you have a ton of traffic. However, in order to keep the ad network from descending into complete crap, Google filters the sites they allow to use AdSense. When you apply, they will scan your site looking for any possible violations of their terms of service. If you’re violating them, you will be rejected. Often times, Google is very bad at telling you just WHY they rejected you, so it can seem to be a hopeless situation.

 

[Ayokex]

i don't think this should be the end of earning money through ones blog. There are still several things you can do with your blog or website to make from it. You can advertise your affiliate product on it and use your blog as landing page for the prospective buyers to get the full information about your affiliate product. You can sell your personal stuff on it .

 

[Kelly5]

Whether you are blogging or publishing videos, Adsense is the ultimate monetization solution. If you are already using AdSense on your blog or video, congratulations! However, if you have been rejected by AdSense and if you have been rejected multiple times, does this mean this is the end of making money from your blogs and videos?

When you ask this question on Google, you find a lot of articles that will tell you how you can make money from your blog or video even when you are using Adsense?

Yes, there are a lot of monetization solutions for your blogs and vlogs, but can you actually make money from these monetization solutions. For example, you can use Media.Net or Infolinks on your Blogs and make money from these ad networks. You can use Amazon affiliate links on your videos as well as find a private sponsor for your videos so that you can make money.

Please share your experience!

So many ways indeed to make money even if AdSense banned you. You made a lot explosive points for one to really pondernon there. AdSense once banned my account and I was there thinking it was all over for me with AdSense. Now I know better.

 

[Herzhan]

Whether you are blogging or publishing videos, Adsense is the ultimate monetization solution. If you are already using AdSense on your blog or video, congratulations! However, if you have been rejected by AdSense and if you have been rejected multiple times, does this mean this is the end of making money from your blogs and videos?

When you ask this question on Google, you find a lot of articles that will tell you how you can make money from your blog or video even when you are using Adsense?

Yes, there are a lot of monetization solutions for your blogs and vlogs, but can you actually make money from these monetization solutions. For example, you can use Media.Net or Infolinks on your Blogs and make money from these ad networks. You can use Amazon affiliate links on your videos as well as find a private sponsor for your videos so that you can make money.

Please share your experience!

They want to steer away from websites with inappropriate or incomplete content, or poor content in general. This is why if you have no content on your website, or if the content is of low quality or inappropriate, you will get rejected automatically. Therefore, make sure that you are creating the best content possible

 

[mcjerry]

Google Adsense is not the only ad network available to monetize my blog. There are many ad networks that are doing well also, but it is just that they don't pay as high as Adsense. Propellerads is a great alternative to Google Adsense with low minimum payout

 

[Aqsa Shahid]

No, if you are rejected from one side then you could earn extra income by giving your services to your clients like graphic designing, logo making, flyer or brochure making or by conducting online classes. You can also sell different products on your blog or website to earn like selling of clothes, jewellery, handicrafts, wedding accessories etc.

 

[Zevin]

AdSense is an easy, fast way to monetize a blog, though it’s certainly not very high paying unless you have a ton of traffic. However, in order to keep the ad network from descending into complete crap, Google filters the sites they allow to use AdSense. When you apply, they will scan your site looking for any possible violations of their terms of service. If you’re violating them, you will be rejected. Often times, Google is very bad at telling you just WHY they rejected you, so it can seem to be a hopeless situation.

Before my site was approved, it was rejected more than 12 times. At the beginning after each rejection, I made some changes and resubmitted. However, when I had 32 unique and original articles with more than 1200 words and also all necessary pages and still I was rejected, I began resubmitting without making changes, and then one day it was accepted. I hope you got my point. Sometimes they just reject the site because they are in a bad mood. LOL.

 

[Dylinks]

AdMob, YouTube, and Blogger ... Next: How to earn money on YouTube ... Make sure your channel follows our policies and guidelines. ... You can re-apply 30 days after your rejection.

I would like to say here the reason for rejection is always stated by Google. Most at times it is self clicking through the use of Virtual Private Network (VPN) that leads to rejection. If real people clicks, there won't be need for the rejection.

 

[Kayzzy3]

Whether you are blogging or publishing videos, Adsense is the ultimate monetization solution. If you are already using AdSense on your blog or video, congratulations! However, if you have been rejected by AdSense and if you have been rejected multiple times, does this mean this is the end of making money from your blogs and videos?

When you ask this question on Google, you find a lot of articles that will tell you how you can make money from your blog or video even when you are using Adsense?

Yes, there are a lot of monetization solutions for your blogs and vlogs, but can you actually make money from these monetization solutions. For example, you can use Media.Net or Infolinks on your Blogs and make money from these ad networks. You can use Amazon affiliate links on your videos as well as find a private sponsor for your videos so that you can make money.

Please share your experience!

Sometimes Google AdSense may decline your application multiple times, but you shouldn't stop, reapply as many times as possible. It could be due high traffic of submitted applications.


Moreover, there other alternatives to monetizing your blog, vlog or site just as you have started above.

 

[Ziki]

But there's really several methods of making money with Google Adsense, Okay? A lot of those ads are controlled by Google and Google will pay you if you own a website or a YouTube channel Google will pay you money just to show ads on your videos or on your website

 

[Zevin]

Sometimes Google AdSense may decline your application multiple times, but you shouldn't stop, reapply as many times as possible. It could be due high traffic of submitted applications.


Moreover, there other alternatives to monetizing your blog, vlog or site just as you have started above.

If you are serious blogger or vlogger, you should never stop from applying to adsesne because running adsesne ads also ensures that you have quality content. Imagine a site with ads about hyip and ptc and also a site with ads on well known products and services. Which site will look profssional. Of course the site with quality ads.

 

[Setho]

As you rightly said, when you have started getting some audience on your website, the google AdSense is actually the best way to monetize the platform but even with ads there are so many other alternatives though they are not as reliable or pay as much as AdSense does.
You can add affiliate links to your websites, you can sell products both of yourself or advertise other peoples own. You can Make and sell online courses or redirect the audience to your YouTube Chanel.

 

[Hasan Raza]

Google Adsense isn't the solitary promotion network accessible to adapt my blog. There are numerous promotion networks that are doing great likewise, yet it is only that they don't pay as high as Adsense. Propellerads is an incredible choice to Google Adsense with low least payout

 

[Aniwhyte]

Rejection from Google ads isn't the end of making money from your blog, there are other awesome ways to make money, running ads is another way, writing e book and applying them for sale on the first page of your blog is another way, the list is just endless.

 

[Jomarie05]

Google Adsense is not the only ad network available to monetize my blog. There are many ad networks that are doing well also, but it is just that they don't pay as high as Adsense. Propellerads is a great alternative to Google Adsense with low minimum payout.

 

[Kane]

Having adsense ads does not guarantee a lot of money. What ultimately matters is traffic. If you have tons of traffic you can earn from any ads, not just adsense. Adsense is high paying, however, earning from clicks is really difficult. You need tons of clicks on your ads

 

[Zevin]

True indeed. I use Adsense Adsense, I have been using Adsense for 8-9 months, I don't make tons of money. However, it is true that having adsense ads on your site ensures that you have quality content (after all adsense accepts only when you have quality content). It is extremely difficult to earn from adsesne as you need clicks on your ads.