This warning is usually based on one of four main areas: code or ownership link, crawler access, content, or user experience and policy compliance. Requesting a review without resolving the reason shown in the panel across the site will not produce results.
Your site isn't ready to show ads
AdSense code is missing or incomplete
Site is down or unavailable
Insufficient unique content
Policy violations foundThis warning is usually based on one of four main areas: code or ownership link, crawler access, content, or user experience and policy compliance. Requesting a review without resolving the reason shown in the panel across the site will not produce results.
Record the error text, date, site, publisher ID and payment account with a screenshot.
Check code, crawler access, ads.txt, CSP, ad space and HTTP responses.
Don't treat a content/policy issue and an invalid traffic or payment issue as the same solution.
Instead of repeated applications, eliminate the root cause and establish a monitoring and protection system.
Do not re-check the site repeatedly until the issue is resolved.
Meaning: The correct publisher code is not found on the live page.
Possible cause: Theme, cache or incorrect publisher ID.
Meaning: Crawler cannot access the site.
Possible cause: DNS, 403, maintenance, timeout or SSL
Meaning: Original content level is insufficient.
Possible cause: Template or duplicate content.
Meaning: Navigation or weak mobile usage.
Possible cause: Broken menu, ad-like buttons, intense pop-up.
Meaning: Content or behavior incompatible with AdSense policy.
Possible cause: Prohibited content, copyright, or deceptive layout.
Meaning: The site's main content may not be in the supported language.
Possible cause: Mixed or insufficient text.
Meaning: Crawler access is technically blocked.
Possible cause: WAF, Cloudflare or robots.
Meaning: The site was sent to the re-crawl queue.
Possible cause: Normal process after correction.
No records matching this expression were found.
curl -sL https://example.com | grep -iE 'adsbygoogle|ca-pub-|google-adsense-account' | head -n 30Code and publisher ID search.
curl -sS -o /dev/null -w 'HTTP:%{http_code} TTFB:%{time_starttransfer}\n' -A 'Mediapartners-Google' https://example.comAdSense crawler measures the response to a similar request.
curl -sIL --max-redirs 10 http://example.com | grep -iE '^HTTP|^location:'Shows HTTP to HTTPS canonical redirect chain.
curl -sSI https://example.com | grep -i 'content-security-policy'AdSense script and frame sources that may block CSP.
curl -sSI https://example.com | grep -iE '^HTTP|www-authenticate|retry-after|location:'Password protection and maintenance responses are checked.
curl -sL https://example.com | grep -i 'name="viewport"' | head -n 3Checks the mobile viewport meta tag.
Keep the site password-protected during the reviewKeep the site public, stable, and accessible to crawlersAdd the same script with multiple extensionsUse the single, correct publisher code in the head sectionBot Fight Mode should block all botsVerify official crawler access with logs and security rules.Daily Review RequestFix all causes and submit a single review request after live testingCache, security, and ad extensions may break code or crawler access.
Bot protection may encounter AdSense crawler with 403 or challenge
Template head, route, and CDN cache connection should be centrally managed.
No. Technical and policy issues can be resolved, but approval, ad presentation, payment, or account decisions are the responsibility of Google.
No. Google Ads is for advertisers; AdSense is for publishers to display ads on their sites and earn revenue.
No. Google account password, 2FA code, PIN, and bank/finance documents should not be shared with third parties.
Generally no. The issue is not resolved, and repeated applications, investigations, or API operations are not beneficial.
The panel and policy are the same; however, the template, cache, CSP, and document root application differ.
Publishers closed due to invalid traffic or policy should not try to circumvent the decision by opening a new account.
Site auditing, code implementation, traffic/log analysis, policy correction, and official application preparation may be provided; result guarantee cannot be given.
We technically audit site approval, ads.txt, ad failure, invalid traffic, objection, PIN, payment and tax processes. We do not guarantee final approval, account opening or earnings.