Getting Google AdSense approval is one of the biggest challenges for new bloggers. Many sites get rejected for low-quality content, lack of pages, or using free subdomains. In this guide, I’ll share exactly how I got AdSense approval in just 3 months using Blogger, and the steps you can follow to monetize your blog faster.
Step 1: Use a Custom Domain
Google rarely approves blogs with free subdomains like yourblog.blogspot.com. Switching to a custom domain (.com, .net, .org) increases credibility and indexing speed. I registered mine through Hostinger, but you can also use GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Bluehost.
Step 2: Publish High-Quality Content
I wrote 15–20 original articles before applying. Each post was:
At least 800 to 1,200 words.
Keyword-rich but natural.
Focused on solving reader problems.
Free from plagiarism or AI-only content.
Remember: Google values unique, helpful content.
Step 3: Create Essential Pages
Before applying, make sure your blog has:
About Us page → Builds trust.
Contact page → Shows transparency.
Privacy Policy & Terms of Service → Required for AdSense approval.
Step 4: Submit to Google Search Console
I added my site to Google Search Console and submitted a sitemap. This helped Google crawl and index my posts quickly, proving my site was active and growing.
Step 5: Apply for AdSense
After 3 months of consistent posting, I applied for AdSense. Within a week, I received approval because my site met all requirements:
Custom domain.
Quality content.
Essential pages.
Indexed posts.
FAQs
How long does AdSense approval take? Usually 1–3 months if requirements are met.
Can I get AdSense with a Blogger subdomain? Yes, but approval is harder and slower.
Does word count matter? Not directly, but longer, helpful posts perform better.

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