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Check your site against 41 real Google review signals and get a prioritized fix list with clear next steps before you reapply.
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Rejected again? Hidden blockers are usually still live
Most sites fix one visible issue and reapply too early. AdSense reviewers still see multiple unresolved signals across key pages.
Google says "low value content" — but which pages?
The AdSense rejection email is a black box. You fix one thing, reapply, get rejected again with the same vague language.
You've applied 2, 3, even 4 times — still rejected
Each reapplication takes weeks of waiting. The same generic Google response keeps coming back. You start wondering if AdSense is even possible for your type of site.
Hours of forum-diving — zero progress
Every thread gives different advice. None of it is specific to YOUR site's actual problems. Generic tips don't fix specific blockers.
41 checks across 3 tiers
Every check is an HTTP probe mapped to a documented Google review signal, so you know what to fix first.
Required
9 checks. Failures will get an AdSense application rejected or an existing account suspended. Fix these first.
Recommended
13 checks. Failures lower approval odds, reduce ad revenue, or signal weak trust to Google. Strongly recommended to fix.
Suggested
19 checks. Community best practice and Search Quality Rater E-E-A-T signals. Helps with long-term ranking but not blocking.
Three steps to a clear plan
A site can look fine to visitors and still fail reviewer signals. This flow turns that gap into a concrete fix plan.
Enter your domain
Paste your root URL. We crawl up to 100 pages (or your plan's limit) and probe every signal AdSense reviewers check.
Get a prioritized report
Not "do SEO better" — exactly which URLs are flagged, why they're flagged, and what to add or change on each one.
Fix, re-audit, apply
Re-run the audit after your fixes to confirm every issue is resolved. Then submit with the confidence that comes from operational clarity.
AdSense reviewers check for a consent mechanism before loading any advertising cookies. Missing on /pricing means ads won’t serve on that page until you fix it.
Add a CMP banner (Cookiebot / Osano) above the fold on /pricing before resubmitting.
The same H1 ("Forgemoji — Emoji API for developers") appears on /about, /pricing, and /contact. Each page should declare its own topic so reviewers see distinct, useful content per URL.
Set a per-page H1 that matches the page’s actual content (e.g. "Pricing plans" on /pricing).
Images on the homepage and docs pages are missing alt attributes. AdSense reviewers use alt text as a low-cost accessibility signal that the page is meant for humans, not just crawlers.
Add descriptive alt text to the 8 flagged images, or mark decorative ones with empty alt="".
A report you can act on immediately
Every finding includes the affected URL, a plain-English explanation, and exactly what to fix. No decoding required.
- Specific URLs, not vague site-wide recommendations
- Ordered by impact — fix what matters most first
- Re-audit after fixes to confirm readiness
- Plain English explanations for every finding
What AdSense Top Contributors actually say
Real excerpts from the Google AdSense Community Help Forum. These set the bar honestly — we just help you clear it.
“The great majority of potential AdSense sites are declined. I understand the denial rate is somewhere at 95 to 96 per cent. So you don't need to feel you are alone when you are declined.”
“If you are trying to build a site FOR AdSense, without the real foundation of life experience and knowledge, you will almost inevitably fail. If you already have the E-E-A-T, it won't be so hard.”
“After you've resolved the E-E-A-T challenge, consider these other points: your site needs to be textual, within policy-compliant topics; forget adult content; you won't get far by trying to build a site primarily on videos.”
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about AdSenseReady and the AdSense approval process.
Why does AdSense say "your site isn't ready to show ads"?
This message is usually triggered by content quality issues, insufficient unique content, navigation/UX problems, policy compliance gaps, or technical crawl issues. Our audit surfaces the specific pages and signals so you know what to fix before reapplying.
Can I reapply after being rejected?
Yes. The key is making meaningful, specific changes before you reapply — not just hoping the next submission is different. Our re-audit lets you confirm every issue is resolved before submitting.
Does a utility site need blog content to get approved?
Not exactly. Utility sites struggle because tool pages look similar and often appear thin. Adding helpful supporting content (how-to guidance, FAQs, examples) significantly increases perceived value without requiring a full blog.
Is this tool affiliated with Google?
No. This is an independent audit that surfaces technical signals and heuristics based on AdSense's published guidelines and known rejection patterns. Google always makes the final approval decision. We just help you detect what's likely causing the rejection.
How many page views do I need for AdSense?
Google has no minimum traffic requirement. Reviewers evaluate overall site quality (original content, structure, trust signals, navigation), not visitor counts. Many sites are approved with very low daily traffic.
What if I find a check that's wrong?
Email us. Every check is a probe — sometimes our assumptions about your site are off (CDN behavior, custom routing, etc.). We'll fix the probe or whitelist the false positive.
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