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Welcome MrRetslav!

Hello,

the most important reasons are:

Not enough content and not enough traffic from search engines.

For the requirements you can see here:

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Greetings
Milanex

[edited by: not2easy at 12:54 pm (utc) on Sep 9, 2023]
[edit reason] ToS [/edit]

There must be a certain amount of traffic, good content, no cookie-cutter made for adsense gimmicks, and a level of technical that makes the website workable for the average user.

These things all come what your topic/theme/plan for the site is, how it is presented, and an appropriate amount of "freshness" and "unique".

G will never reveal what any of those benchmarks are, but they do exist .... and for the big players (10s of thousands visits every day and higher) there are a few g videos out there that can help---without revealing the secret sauce!

Check your site logs to see if you are getting majority human or majority robots, that will provide insight into your actual traffic. If you've been on line for two years and adsense has not moved, it might be your niche/topic that is getting down checked. From a tech point of view the site MUST BE web responsive regardless of device. G leans mobile these days, make sure you comply.

Best of luck!

Thank you all!
My niche is web hosting (free), I've seen competitors use it.
So I know Adsense does support the niche.
I might found a way to get monetized, it was a dumb mistake.

It probably was as a Sort of Gateway, the users who came in on the landing page clicked on get started and boom they were on a sub domain, now I've made the subdomain go onto the same domain as the landing page, hopefully, I get accepted now.

Thank you all again.

Best Regards,