💸 How I Got Started With Google AdSense (And What You Should Know)

When I first stumbled into the world of blogging and digital monetization, Google AdSense felt like the holy grail of passive income. I had read about people earning while they sleep, sipping coffee while money rolls in — and I wanted in.

But like most online journeys, my start wasn’t glamorous. Let me walk you through how I actually got started with AdSense, the lessons I learned, and a few tips you can use if you're planning to hop on this train.

💸 How I Got Started With Google AdSense (And What You Should Know)





🌱 The Very Beginning

Back in the day, I was writing random blog posts on a free Blogger site — no niche, no strategy, just vibes. It was basically a digital diary.

One day, I saw that magical “Monetize” tab in Blogger’s dashboard. That’s when I first heard the name: Google AdSense.

I thought, "Wait… I can get paid for writing about things I love?"
Spoiler: It's not that easy — but it's possible.


🚧 Rejected. Then Rejected Again.

I signed up. Got excited. Waited for approval.

Then — denied.

I didn’t understand why. But after digging deeper, here’s what I learned:

✅ What Google AdSense Actually Looks For:

  • A clean, professional website

  • At least 20–30 quality posts (original content!)

  • Clear pages: About, Contact, Privacy Policy

  • Mobile-friendly design

  • No copyright content, illegal topics, or broken links

So I started again — this time with WordPress, a proper domain, and a clear niche.


🎯 Choosing a Niche Was a Game-Changer

Instead of writing about 10 different topics, I focused on digital marketing tips (something I actually enjoyed and had experience in).

Within a few weeks, I had:

  • 25 original blog posts

  • A fast, mobile-friendly theme

  • Essential pages set up

  • Some traffic coming in via social media and SEO

Then I reapplied…


✅ Finally, Approved!

That email from Google saying “Congratulations! Your site is now ready to show AdSense ads” — was surreal. 😍

I added the ad codes, placed them properly (sidebar, under posts, within content), and BOOM! Ads started showing up. I remember refreshing my AdSense dashboard 10x a day just to watch those cents roll in.

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