How To Get Google Adsense Approval Under 24 Hours - How I Did It.

The following are the steps YOU NEED TO TAKE to get the AdSense account approval under 24 hours.

To fast track the acceptance speed of my site, I had to create the following
pages.
#1. About Us
#2. Our Privacy Policy
#3. Blog (Not really important)
#4. Earnings Disclaimer
#5. Contact
The above 5 did the magic for me.

(My own views). I do believe setting these pages is the first step you want to take, and if you can, on your About Us Page, include your image.

PS; if you’re uncomfortable with it, just delete if after the approval. But to look legit, let it be.


Top 5 Best Ways & Strategies to Get Google AdSense Approval

#1. Create your 5 Compulsory Pages
There are pages that will kick Google AdSense Team in the butt if you want to get your account approved, and the top 5 are; About Me or Us | Policy | Term Of Service Page | Disclosure.

And if you want to an instant google AdSense account approval include #6. FAQs page. Also Sitemap, if you want.


#2. 6 Months Wait Period VS 10 Articles Before Applying For Google AdSense

There are myths about waiting for 3 -6 months before your AdSense account can be approved. Do you want to hear the truth? This is just a myth. Why?
A one-month website has been approved for AdSense, so, 3-6 months is a myth from bloggers who probably spread the wrong hack.

Again, 10 articles.
Having 10 articles is just my idea because I think the Google AdSense team may flip your first page to see if you’ve got more content. All in all. I suggest you have 10 quality content to fast track your approval rate.

#3. Beat Plagiarism
Plagiarism is the cheapest way not to be approved for placing google AdSense ad on your website. Here is it.
Creating unique content is the fastest way of getting an AdSense account approval.

#4. Mobile Friendliness
Making your site mobile friendly is so important that according to Google, the web is being accessed more and more on mobile devices.
Designing your websites to be mobile friendly ensures that your pages perform well on all devices.

#5. Use Quality + Approved Images
This shouldn’t be extreme I guess. Perhaps you’re using copyrighted images without taking permission from the owners. According to ethics, this is illegal and harmful to your business.

For me, it was always Pixabay but I am a deep user of Canva now. Canva provides millions of high-quality free stock photos, which you can use.