Publisher approval checklist
Review whether a site looks ready for an AdSense application before submitting it. Enter the site basics, policy pages, content signals, and usability risks to get a readiness score, critical blockers, recommended fixes, suggested page additions, and a conservative apply-now or wait decision.
Mark what is already live on the site. Count only complete pages that would be useful to a real visitor.
This checklist cannot guarantee AdSense approval. It is designed to reduce obvious readiness risk, not to bypass policy review or manipulate traffic or ad clicks.
The safest way to use this checklist is before applying. Add your website URL, count only useful complete pages, then mark the trust pages and quality signals that are already live. The score is not a prediction from Google. It is a structured way to find obvious review risks before a human or automated system sees the site.
A strong site usually has a clear owner, accessible About and Contact pages, Privacy and Terms pages, original content with a visible point of view, navigation that reaches important pages, and no empty or thin sections. If AI-assisted content is used, the site should still show editorial judgment, fact checking, and a reason for users to trust the page.
This tool does not guarantee AdSense approval and does not replace Google policy review. Do not use traffic exchanges, purchased low quality visits, click incentives, ad-click requests, or any tactic designed to manipulate ad engagement. Approval work should focus on useful content, clear site ownership, stable navigation, and a clean user experience.
Fix critical blockers before polishing minor details. Missing Privacy or Contact pages, mostly thin content, empty categories, poor mobile usability, or unclear ownership can make a site look unfinished. Once those are handled, improve the page set with original examples, author/editor notes, source citations where useful, and internal links that help readers find related material.
Estimate the business side with the AdSense Revenue Calculator and model traffic quality with the Website RPM Simulator.
No. This auditor is a planning checklist, not a Google review. AdSense approval depends on Google policies, reviewer assessment, account history, traffic quality, content quality, site ownership, and other signals this tool cannot verify.
Common blockers include missing policy pages, thin or copied content, unclear site ownership, poor navigation, empty category pages, low value AI-generated content, broken pages, and a mobile experience that makes the site hard to use.
There is no universal minimum, but a site with a small number of useful original pages is usually harder to evaluate. The safer move is to publish enough complete pages that make the site's purpose, expertise, and user value obvious.
No. Do not buy low quality traffic, exchange clicks, ask visitors to click ads, or manipulate ad engagement. Those tactics can create invalid traffic risk and account-level problems.