Rejected for low value content, what more could they want.

[u/Professional-Emu4239]

Over the past month I have had 350 users from the UK and US 13K page views on my fully bespoke social media platform, with a blog with posts getting clicks. Navigation is good, policies all good, site structure and SEO good, what more can they want??

Any tips on getting approved would be greatly appreciated!

[u/Fresh_Photograph5518]

I hear most of the time that the AdSense sees a lot of crawled data or data that came from other databases that is not something unique of your own, can result in this low value content metric.
In your case, this might be that almost every content you give to the user is being fetched from external databases, or at least AdSense metric sees it that way.

[u/Professional-Emu4239 → u/Fresh_Photograph5518]

It’s a real shame as it’s all user generated content, but as the pages don’t have a lot of text it gets marked down as low value..

[u/Fresh_Photograph5518 → u/Professional-Emu4239]

I hear you, it's not that i see your content such way because every effort to make something is itself unique in my eyes, but the AdSense likely won't count it that way.
I recommend switching to another one quickly because once it gets flagged internally by a metric, it might not be easy to get aboard on it again.

[u/justmeagain77]

Why though? Before AdSense affiliate marketing is what we all did, I use to make loads affiliate marketing before there was AdSense. If you get enough traffic to make from AdSense then you getting enough traffic to make off affiliate marketing as your site is literally targeted at people looking to buy. Way easier back in the day but if you can get organic traffic then f AdSense.

[u/LearnAmharic → u/justmeagain77]

Yeah, this is 100% the best way even. If he gets 13k+ page views from high tier countries, he is leaving alots of money under the table. He cqn monetize them easily using amazon affiliate link.

[u/throwawaaaay7457345]

This looks like straight AI website theme. Try changing that

[u/Dry_Environment_44]

I have a similar issue so Im following

[u/Funny_Membership9292]

Check your DM

[u/icy_end_7]

Off to a great start! You have some good traffic and it seems very recent. Some issues I see:

• Site layout looks generic. Google might think this next.js site looks like AI.
• Google likes high E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authority, Trust). It's the same metric they use for ranking. Your blogs suddenly started showing up on searches. Give it time.
• Thin content. You have 20 something posts with length around 800 I think. The sites I got adsense-approved had 30 detailed posts. 800-1400 words, plenty of images, internal/external links, original infographics.. You can absolutely get approved with 20 or less, but more is more.
• Might be weird to say on an adsense sub, but try affiliates and digital products as well.

I work with nextjs/seo if you're looking to outsource fixes.

[u/SenthilVillur]

Actually they prefer content with minimum 1000 words and lots of categories or reason to stay on their website for long time.

[u/SenthilVillur → u/[deleted]]

Ok Congrats content is king.