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Hi, Galeksic, did you already take a look at my website?
Yes I tried also from my laptop and can visit my website without any problems.
Hi galeksic,

Thanks for your reply. I have no problems when I try to visit my website. Even when I use an incognito tab. 

The site is being rejected, even though AdSense has been used in the past.
Google AdSense•10/19/2024
For several years, I have been managing a darts website (www.dartsexperts.nl). Initially, I did this with a partner, but for the past few months, I have been managing the site on my own. In 2023 and the first half of 2024, we added few updates to the site, but from 2021 to 2024, Google AdSense has always been running on it.

In recent weeks, I have been busy updating the pages (text/images/table of contents/etc.) and have also adjusted the publication dates of these pages. Additionally, various new articles have been published in the last 2-3 weeks.

Now that I am managing the website myself, I wanted to transfer it to my 'business' AdSense account. This is because I have stopped working with my partner, and for financial reasons, I need to separate them. I also manage several other websites and wanted to include Darts Experts under that umbrella.

However, the website is being rejected in my business AdSense account. The same goes for when I try to revert the site back to the shared AdSense account, where Darts Experts has always been approved. Google consistently cites "low content quality" as the reason for the rejection.

I’ve read everywhere that the process for approving websites has become stricter. In my view, this is only positive, especially considering the types of websites that have Google ads on the platform. However, this makes it increasingly frustrating as my site continues to be rejected, despite my extensive knowledge about darts, my reading on the subject, and my practice of the sport.

Here’s a summary of what I have done:
  • Updated several older articles about dart tips and exercises
  • Updated all tournament pages to 2025
  • Added various news articles about tournaments
  • I have an author block under all articles to meet authority requirements
  • The website uses a cookie notice and a notice provided by Google AdSense
  • I have a contact page
  • I have a privacy/cookie policy
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For several years, I have been managing a darts website (www.dartsexperts.nl). Initially, I did this with a partner, but for the past few months, I have been managing the site on my own. In 2023 and the first half of 2024, we added few updates to the site, but from 2021 to 2024, Google AdSense has always been running on it.

In recent weeks, I have been busy updating the pages (text/images/table of contents/etc.) and have also adjusted the publication dates of these pages. Additionally, various new articles have been published in the last 2-3 weeks.

Now that I am managing the website myself, I wanted to transfer it to my 'business' AdSense account. This is because I have stopped working with my partner, and for financial reasons, I need to separate them. I also manage several other websites and wanted to include Darts Experts under that umbrella.

However, the website is being rejected in my business AdSense account. The same goes for when I try to revert the site back to the shared AdSense account, where Darts Experts has always been approved. Google consistently cites "low content quality" as the reason for the rejection.
I’ve read everywhere that the process for approving websites has become stricter. In my view, this is only positive, especially considering the types of websites that have Google ads on the platform. However, this makes it increasingly frustrating as my site continues to be rejected, despite my extensive knowledge about darts, my reading on the subject, and my practice of the sport.

Here’s a summary of what I have done:
  • Updated several older articles about dart tips and exercises
  • Updated all tournament pages to 2025
  • Added various news articles about tournaments
  • I have an author block under all articles to meet authority requirements
  • The website uses a cookie notice and a notice provided by Google AdSense
  • I have a contact page
  • I have a privacy/cookie policy
Hi Lennon,

Thanks for your quick reply.

I understand that the approval process has become more difficult. In my eyes, this is only positive, as this improves the quality of sites.

However, my question is how I can still be approved. So what exactly is too low content on my site? There are many similar websites that have been approved.

Hoi Jeffrey,

Dank voor je reactie. De advertentie is goedgekeurd (al geruime tijd), maar volgende melding wordt hier weergeven: 'We kunnen momenteel niet bepalen waarom uw advertentie niet wordt weergegeven' 

Daarnaast hebben we de andere genoemde zaken reeds gecheckt en aangepast en ook al meerdere verzoeken bij Google neergelegd, helaas zonder reactie / gehoord.

We hopen wel zsm te kunnen starten met campagnes. Hopelijk heb jij een oplossing.
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