Hello friends,
I will talk about how I got AdSense approval on the first try for the first website I opened personally. Knowing that many friends suffer from this problem, I think this topic needs to be examined in a forum whose rise I appreciate, like seocry. I explained it in a few points below;
**First, make sure of your site
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What does this mean? There must be sufficient content entered for all categories found on your site. So, consolidate your content by turning those unnecessary categories you opened on a whim into main categories. Know the target audience of your site and try to/continue to produce content accordingly. Be patient and keep your site up-to-date by entering content every day. It doesn’t matter if your site gets 10-20-50 hits. There are people who apply after entering content for months. I entered content for two months on a small scale; when I increased the number of content entries to 8-10 per day, I made my application and received the approval and PIN. My site’s content was not 100% unique; if an entry I made was 400 words, 250 of them were copied. I can almost hear you asking, “So how does AdSense approve with copied content?” The copied content I entered contained information that my competitors did not have. 
**Let your theme be simple and fast
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Your site should have main colors. Just as the most visited sites in the world have a few main colors, your site should be the same way. An example of a free, approved WordPress theme;
Schema - Fastest SEO Theme Available for WordPress @ MyThemeShop
It is useful to add the following details when applying;
- Needless to say, the account number provided to AdSense must belong to the same person as the payee name. Perhaps those applying for the first time will read this post and correct this mistake.
- Write your personal information, such as Name, Surname, and Address, without using Turkish characters.
- If you select an option like “panel/conference” for the question of where you learned about AdSense, you leave an impression of being an important person in AdSense’s eyes. I would likely have been approved if I had applied with a different option as well.
**Should those applying again try with the same email address?
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If you applied and did not get approval, the thing you need to do is improve your content. If you have done this, I see no reason not to get approval by applying with the same email. There will certainly be those who try with a different address; perhaps you will see a benefit, but I am not sure.
That’s all for now. If an important detail comes to mind, I will add it. If I were to explain it in a single item, I would show the first item because everything else is just the seasoning for the cooked meal. First, complete the ingredients of the meal and cook it, and the rest happens by itself. 
