AdSense Disapproval for Content Quality after Domain Change

Hello everyone,

I recently ran a blog on Blogger, .blogspot.com, which was supported and approved by AdSense. The site covered various quote-related topics, and everything seemed to work well.

However, after I upgraded to a custom domain, quotestips, AdSense disapproved the site, citing "low-value content" as the reason. Despite maintaining the same type of high-quality, original content, it seems that the move to a custom domain has somehow impacted their assessment.

I'm curious if anyone else has experienced something similar, especially after switching from a subdomain to a .com. Does anyone have advice on how to address this issue? I'd appreciate any tips to help improve my site's perceived value and regain AdSense approval.

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!

 

The standard to get approved in constantly increasing. What was approved in the past may not be approved today. Most sites that now apply are rejected as Adsense have enough sites for the inventory of adverts that they have available. Only the really good sites get approved these days as they simply do not have the inventory of ads to supply everyone who applies.

 

I've heard of others experiencing similar disappointments after changing domains, so you're not alone. For improving your site's perceived value, consider enhancing your content with more in-depth articles, user engagement, and SEO strategies. Also, maybe reach out to the AdSense support team for clarification and specific feedback on their decision.