Google AdSense approval trick. if you don't know how to get google AdSense approval fast. Then don't worry, because in this article, I'll talk about 100% working google AdSense approval trick. 

Is there any AdSense Approval Trick to Get AdSense approval?

There are no 'tricks' to be approved for AdSense. And that's really the problem with your site - you are writing about so-called 'tricks', with badly-written posts on topics that are already so widely covered online that Google doesn't want any more.

Your posts start with several paragraphs of shouting which is sufficient to put most people off. The writing is ungrammatical, and the information you're writing about is unoriginal.

There is only one way to have a chance of AdSense approval, and that is to forget about AdSense completely for several months while you write high quality original posts on a topic where you are an expert. Get a native English speaker to proof-read if English is not your first language, and never, ever write paragraphs all in capital letters.

After a few months of writing a new post every two or three days, you might start to see visitors from search engines, and hopefully a few positive comments. At this stage it's fine to share a few posts on social media, if relevant, and that might help you find a few more regular visitors, and also some comments that can help you tailor future writing to the needs of your audience. (Obviously ignore spams comments that say things like 'great post' with a link to the commenter's site).

So, once your site is well-established, and getting visitors regularly from search engines, and after you've thoroughly checked the writing and grammar of every post, you could consider applying for AdSense. Of course if it's a topic like beauty, or tech advice, or phone reviews then there's no point even applying as there are already so many of these sites. But if you've written truly original articles, and the topic is not already over-done, you will by this stage have some chance of AdSense. No guarantee - most sites are refused - but it's possible.

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