[vijayshanth]

It's difficult for the Indians to open a new Google ad sense account. Google seems to be unfair with the Indians having a different rule for them like Indians need a six months old blog to get approval.Why is it so? Is it possible for the Indians to get Google ad sense account without rejection?

[JordanDD]

Hey !

India is not a country where Google have thst much build an Internet partner (as USA and Canada), its maybe a reason ! Personnaly, even if my blogs were 1 month old, I was approuve all the time ! Here in Canada, Google have work way more on Adsense then in India.

The only way to get approuve in your country is to have a very, but very good blog which have a lot of subscribers.

Jordan

[bluemeatco]

Although India and the US have about the same number of users, the percent of users in the two countries is vastly different. The US has 85% of people with internet, while India has 20%. This means that relevant ads aren't relevant to as much as Google would want and so they make it harder to put the ads on your site.

[AnkitChopra32]

but i get approve for my blog within 3 months, good traffic and quality content and more US visitors can helps you to approve easily.

[LShun]

I believe the reason in the delay is the language barrier, Google Adsense will try to target the audience and provide the appropriate content for its visitor's. Some people in a certain country didn't speak English, and this creates a language barrier that makes the advertisement not very useful in promoting a certain service. To overcome the language barrier even if its a slight amount and maximize the success in advertising, they will try to prepare the advertisement that is suitable for your site and your audience, I think that is the reason for the delay in my opinion.

[fab]

I have seen this not only in the adsense as in many other PTC sites online earnings, where the Indians are always rejected, do not understand it

[castbound]

I believe the reason in the delay is the language barrier, Google Adsense will try to target the audience and provide the appropriate content for its visitor's. Some people in a certain country didn't speak English, and this creates a language barrier that makes the advertisement not very useful in promoting a certain service. To overcome the language barrier even if its a slight amount and maximize the success in advertising, they will try to prepare the advertisement that is suitable for your site and your audience, I think that is the reason for the delay in my opinion.

Yep,this might be the reason..Companies don't advertise their products to Indian people that much.. so they must find the most comfortable ad for their blogs.. maybe thats why they are strict for Indian people.

[mcliffi]

Due to the availability of many computer wizards and scammers who will milk google millions.

[ash2090]

It's not true, I'm form India and I got my adsense account approved in 1 day and I apply that blog I purchase 1 week ago.

[Aian]

Either you're lacking some kind of requirement for them to accept your blog, or they feel something suspicious about your account.
Did they tell you why your account was rejected?
If not, then contact support and find out why.
Then take the necessary steps to solve any issue and apply again.
Good luck.

[TotallyNerdDude]

actually, everyone was having hard time to get an account with adsense. They're very strict in their policies and they don't allow anyone with intentions of exploiting the monetizing method in the internet. You just need to meet their requirements accordingly.

[Glony1892]

not only india most of asain countries established site have to dig hard to get approved account on adsense.

[TotallyNerdDude]

I believe the reason in the delay is the language barrier, Google Adsense will try to target the audience and provide the appropriate content for its visitor's. Some people in a certain country didn't speak English, and this creates a language barrier that makes the advertisement not very useful in promoting a certain service. To overcome the language barrier even if its a slight amount and maximize the success in advertising, they will try to prepare the advertisement that is suitable for your site and your audience, I think that is the reason for the delay in my opinion.

Maybe that's one of the reason. There's a ton of reason why Indians and most of the people have difficulties with. Google wants to assure that English was used on the sites that uses their service to be able to maximize the earning of the said service.

[lightning18]

I think because of the viewers and readers. They prefer US readers just like infolinks. There are other programs available in for other countries that pay you for views from your country. You just have to look for it. I once used nuffnang for my blog and it's exclusive for asian countries.

[LShun]

actually, everyone was having hard time to get an account with adsense. They're very strict in their policies and they don't allow anyone with intentions of exploiting the monetizing method in the internet. You just need to meet their requirements accordingly.

I agree, some sites are approved instantly, but some other's who have decent content and overall good site doesn't get instantly accepted, some might even get rejected in some rare cases. I believe the strict review of sites is actually a good move, because advertiser's like genuinely interested people's instead of passerby's.

[tvtaddy]

Beacause google has put some guidelines to be followed by web masters to be approved for adsense.

[cmoneyspinner]

I don't know the reason why either. But practically speaking, Google is a business, just like any other international business, and it must be one or two reasons that make logical sense.

(1) The government of that particular country is preventing Google from doing business.
(2) The corporation's financial analysis indicators show unprofitable activity.

If a country is stopping Google from operating there, then the decision is out of their hands. They're not going to operate illegally. They have their business reputation to protect.

If even though they are allowed to conduct business, they are not making sufficient money, then the most prudent business decision is to pull out.

I was at a site where members from certain countries were not allowed to sign up. The reason given by the site owners for blocking users from those countries was because the advertising revenues generated were extremely low. Not saying I agree or disagree. But that was the reason given.

If you say you can not get approval for Ad Sense then it looks like the site owners were not discriminating. They were just stating the facts.

I'm rather confused because I think there are some sites based in India that do have Google Ad Sense. If so, Google obviously has a criteria for approving them. By the way, there are some sites in America that don't get approved either. Those non-India-based site owners have the same question. "Why didn't my site get approved?"

Bottom line? Google gets to decide. If they don't approve you, then look for Ad Sense alternatives. Besides that ... these days, earnings from Ad Sense are not all that. So people who have Ad Sense, use the alternatives as well. Honest money is honest money. No matter where the earnings come from.

https://stream-seo.com/best-google-adsense-alternatives/

[cmoneyspinner]

There are a couple of other discussions about Ad Sense alternatives but I'm going to add on the comments I've already left here at this discussion.

Here is a recommendation from Shout Me Loud for newbie bloggers.

6 Best Ad Networks For New Bloggers (with Fast Approval)
https://www.shoutmeloud.com/ad-networks-small-publishers.html

With regards to the 6 ad networks listed, Infolinks is on that list. From what I understand, this is not a network to suggest to newbie bloggers unless your blog already has traffic. However, if you can get approved you will probably earn from your blog.

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Media.Net is not listed with the “6 Best” but wanted to share my experience. I am approved for Google Ad Sense however if you don't own your own domain, you can't use Google Ad Sense on your Tumblr blog. I went in search of alternatives. I thought that since YAHOO! owned Tumblr, they would likely approve me so I could place their ads on a platform they own. Made business sense to me. I applied for Media.Net which is owned YAHOO! intending to use as an alternative to Ad Sense on my Tumblr and did not get approved. Whatever!


A few more networks are mentioned in the article (like VigLink, SkimLinks, etc.). It is very thorough and informative. Hope this helps with finding suitable Ad Sense alternatives.


CC: @darackc
RE: Your discussion "Something like google adsense?"
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