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AdSense No More rejections

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Fix AdSense issues before submitting your website

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Fix AdSense issues before submitting your website

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Analyze your website against Google AdSense's real approval criteria, fix what's blocking you, and get approved faster. Complete with actionable recommendations

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Albert, and today I'm excited to share AdSenseReady. This product exists because I got rejected by Google AdSense. Not once. Not twice. Not three times. Four times. Each rejection looked almost identical. "Low value content." or "Site not ready." That was it. No explanation. No actionable feedback. No indication of what I should actually fix. Every rejection sent me down the same rabbit hole. I spent hours reading Reddit discussions, watching YouTube videos, comparing successful websites, studying Google's documentation, and making changes that I hoped would help. Sometimes I fixed the wrong things. Sometimes I changed things that didn't matter. Sometimes I had no idea what Google was actually evaluating. Eventually, I realized the hardest part of AdSense approval isn't building the website—it's understanding what's missing before you submit it. I searched for a tool that could analyze a website specifically for AdSense readiness. I couldn't find one. There were plenty of SEO audit tools. Performance analyzers, accessibility checkers but nothing built around the question every publisher asks: If I apply for AdSense today, what are the biggest issues likely to reduce my chances of approval? So I decided to build it myself. AdSense Ready performs a deep AI-powered audit focused on AdSense readiness. It analyzes your website's content, trust signals, technical quality, user experience, policies, structure, and many other factors, then provides practical recommendations to help you improve before applying. What it does promise is something I wish I had after my first rejection: Clear guidance instead of guesswork. If AdSense Ready can save even one creator from going through the same frustrating cycle of rejection, uncertainty, and endless trial and error that I experienced, then it has already achieved its purpose. I'd genuinely love your feedback, ideas, and questions. Thank you for checking out AdSense Ready!rt

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1d ago

honestly wish i had this when i first applied, the policy check caught a privacy page issue i totally missed. pretty straightforward and the fixes are actually clear, not just generic tips.

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1d ago

Maker

@aryajhxm Thanks! Are you already approved by Adsense?

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19h ago

Honestly wish this existed when I was getting rejected over and over last year. The breakdown of actual approval criteria is super helpful, way better than guessing what's wrong.

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21h ago

Maker

@edanur1032624 Exactly. Instead of westing time, you know exaclty what to improve! What is your experience so far?

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19h ago

The fact that it pulls from Google AdSense's actual approval criteria instead of generic SEO fluff is such a smart move. Most guides out there just throw spaghetti at the wall.

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21h ago

Maker

@ylmaz0533128335 Indeed. it goes beyond basic check. It goes deeper

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19h ago

Finally someone who went beyond vague "make better content" advice and actually broke down AdSense's approval criteria into something you can work through step by step.

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20h ago

Maker

@tlinzheb Yes, because I experienced the frustration myself. I know how vague the 'Low content' can be.

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19h ago

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1d ago

I was rejected by Google AdSense 4 times.

That frustration became the reason I built AdSense Ready.

When I created my first website, I thought getting approved would be straightforward. Build a good website, publish quality content, follow Google's guidelines, and apply.

But my first application was rejected.

The reason?

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