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Adsense, much each site be approved?

by outwest
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If you have an adsense account approved on a site, do you have to get each new site approved? or can you just place Adsense ads on the new ones without prior approval
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  • Profile picture of the author Loloy Diango
    You just have to place Adsense ads on your new websites without need for approval.
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    • Profile picture of the author Gptreasure
      Originally Posted by Loloy Diango View Post

      You just have to place Adsense ads on your new websites without need for approval.
      Correct, you can run it on several domains but have the account registered only one of them, and the same applies to different links you're using.
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  • Profile picture of the author outwest
    I read where getting a new Adsense acct is not easy, at present I do not have one

    I have about 30 1 yr old sites, for travel, but they are small one or two page sites
    I do have about a 9 month old domain that is for my beach resort, but
    It only has maybe 10-15 pages on it

    Should I add more pages before submitting for an Adsense Acct?

    I have read where its not wise to submit new domains to get an Adsense Acct, so thats why I want to use one that is 9mos to 1+ yrs old
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  • Profile picture of the author Dapper Fellow
    As far as I know, you can use Adsense on every one of your sites after you are approved for the first one. Of course, you have to be careful about the sites after the first one because if you run afoul of the TOS for one site the ads on all the other sites will be void.

    Adsense is a sensitive thing, so just it carefully as you go along. It works like a charm when it works, but as countless Warriors will testify it can stop working in an instant.
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  • Profile picture of the author FaBiz
    You don't need to get every site approved but make sure you authorize each site you add otherwise you wouldn't get commission if you receive clicks on the new site.

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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    If any of the sites your trying to get approved with Adsense look like all your trying to do is make money & spammy forget it, create a new site.

    I'm 99% sure anything related to a hobby will get you approved, even a new blogspot.

    I wouldn't have any less than 10-20 pages of real content. NO other affliate Ads of any kind on the site trying to get approved by Google.

    Read the Adsense TOS, makes life easier in the long run.
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  • Profile picture of the author outwest
    Well my resort site I own the resort it has about 20 pages or so, room photos, resort pics, prices page, directions how to take the bus to the resort, contact page, then it is also in three languages, is that ok? for adsense?
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by outwest View Post

      Well my resort site I own the resort it has about 20 pages or so, room photos, resort pics, prices page, directions how to take the bus to the resort, contact page, then it is also in three languages, is that ok? for adsense?
      If you own the resort on your website, I wouldn't put Adsense on that site at all.

      I'm sure your off-line business would make more $$ keeping traffic on your site, rather than send them to a $2 click (competition) with Adsense.

      Surely your resort is worth more than $2 per day/night.

      IMO, Adsense is wrong for that site. It actually sounds like a site that would target Adwords instead of Adsense.
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      • Profile picture of the author outwest
        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        If you own the resort on your website, I wouldn't put Adsense on that site at all.

        I'm sure your off-line business would make more $$ keeping traffic on your site, rather than send them to a $2 click (competition) with Adsense.

        Surely your resort is worth more than $2 per day/night.

        IMO, Adsense is wrong for that site. It actually sounds like a site that would target Adwords instead of Adsense.
        Well actually I dont want to put Adsense on the resort site
        I just want to use it to get an adsense account approved.
        Then maybe run adsense on it for awhile, then take it off

        thats allowed? or dumb?
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        • Profile picture of the author yukon
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          Originally Posted by outwest View Post

          Well actually I dont want to put Adsense on the resort site
          I just want to use it to get an adsense account approved.
          Then maybe run adsense on it for awhile, then take it off

          thats allowed? or dumb?
          Ok, I see.

          In that case go for it.

          Just double check everything on the site before you submit an application.

          I would go ahead & add a contact page + a Privacy Policy page, before trying to get approved.
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  • Profile picture of the author networm
    Originally Posted by outwest View Post

    If you have an adsense account approved on a site, do you have to get each new site approved? or can you just place Adsense ads on the new ones without prior approval
    No need approval for each site, but make sure those sites where you put adsense code comply with the adsense TOS and policies.
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  • Profile picture of the author TheFBGuy
    outwest, PM me.
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