Few points on not violating AdSense.

Adsense publishers are lectured on the importance of following Google’s policies. But so many of publishers commit offenses that jeopardize their accounts.

Any of these, when pushed to the limits can seriously damage your ability to monetize from Adsense. So let’s call out these Ads Violations one by one. Because when you know them, keeping yourself in good standing with Google will be so much easier.

Adsense is very strict, and you have to take care of certain things to stop violating AdSense policies. We all know, getting Adsense approval is not that easy and we need to do many things to keep our AdSense account active.

Bellow are few steps that will guide publishers not to violate the policies and get banned:

Use Top Level Domain:

Google has made changes to their policies. If you have a blog with blogspot and the domain is yourblog.blogspot.com then chances are you will get approved quickly.

But you will not be able to use that on any other domain like .com. You’ll have to submit the request to upgrade your AdSense account.

As for today, you must have your own unique domain that specifies your blog. If you don’t have one yet, stop dreaming about getting approved with sub domains and go buy a Top Level Domain. It will cost anywhere from $10-$15/year. You can buy the domain from Godaddy or whois etc.

Make Pages Specifically to Display Ads

Google says you can't make pages simply to hang ads, "whether or not the page content is relevant." Many Web sites, including About.com, make money from ads. Google itself makes most of its money from advertising. What makes the difference between ad sponsored content and content for the sake of ads?

When you develop your site, your first thought should be about creating content, not ads. Avoid writing empty sentences for the sake of generating keywords, and avoid lengthy copy-and-pastes just to make more pages. Every page you publish should have a content-driven purpose.

Create Privacy Page for Your Blog:

One of the common mistakes that most new bloggers. Even though there are people out there who say that having privacy policy for a blog doesn’t make sense but they are wrong!

The first thing you will need to apply for Google AdSense and get approval is the privacy policy of your blog or website. If you don’t have it you cannot get approval simple is that.

This is so important because it is required by AdSense and secondly, this privacy policy means you are not a scam and gives the sense of a serious business. Google will check the rest of the conditions only if you have this policy. Privacy actually describes to your readers about what they will get on your blog, what they should do and what they should not.

Using Prohibited Content.

Any Adsense publisher who’s serious about making money would not work on topics like these and Google do not support such.

Check out the list of things to avoid below:

Adult content

Hacking and cracking content

Sites that offer compensation programs

Sites that use Google Brand features

Violent content

Weapon-related content

Counterfeit goods

Underage, non-consensual, or illegal acts

Content that advocates against an individual, group, or organization

Excessive profanity

Copyrighted material (more on this later)

Gambling or casino-related content

Drug, alcohol, and tobacco-related content

Sales of promotion of prescription drugs

Clicking Your Own Ads

This goes without saying. But it seems like for every 10 publishers who adhere to this rule, 20 more are applying tactics to get those clicks. It is one of the most common Ads Violations. How many times have you clicked your own ads telling yourself you’re interested in them? Or perhaps you get sneaky by logging in from another IP address pretending to be someone else and clicking on your own ads. Its time to stop it or risk your account being banned.

Use Robots to Click on Your Site

Never use any sort of automated tool to inflate your page views or click on your ads. This is click fraud of the highest order, and Google is very sophisticated at catching this. This is a trick that can easily get you banned.

Likewise, don't use human-powered schemes to pay for clicks, either. No trading clicks with other AdSense users, and no pay-for-clicking schemes. If advertisers wanted to pay people for clicking, they would have signed up for it themselves.

Insufficient content

Your website doesn’t have enough text on for Google specialists to review. Google gives a lot of value and attention to the content of the blog before accepting it. If the content is poorly written and has grammatical mistakes Google will reject the blog right away. Not only the content needs to be grammatically correct, it must be unique and has to provide value to the users and readers of the blog. So the number one reason is the poorly written content on your blog.

CONCLUSION:

To sum it up, getting an AdSense approved is not really hard if you have a quality website that is focused more on high-quality content, optimized for search engines, uses a great design and with the good number of visitors. This is just what Google wants from its every publisher.

Don’t be sad if Google AdSense doesn’t approve your blog. There are many other ways to make money online without AdSense.

Goodluck.