Applied for Adsense, but something may have gone wrong..

[Newff]

About 5 days ago I signed up for Adsense and at the time I didn't know you couldn't use Adsense on a free Wordpress.com blog but that's what I used for my domain when I signed up not knowing it wouldn't work. So after signing up I found out it would not work, the codes would just dissapear in the text widget when I added them.

So I bought a .com domain, exported my blog, and imported to my new domain. Adsense is now added to my .com blog (ads are still blank though because I'm not fully apporoved). Will they track the adsense to my new blog and possibly approve me or do I have to somehow let Google Adsense know that I am using a different domain than I listed when I signed up?

 

[technospeak]

You should have old domain name and unique contents to get approval

 

[industryseo]

adsense just recently updated their approval process and made it tougher

therefore, i would recommend you to have your own domain name with some content on the site also, it may go through manual review so you should definitely make it look very professional,

google staffs are always looking for spammy websites so try to make it look different

 

[ldiaz117]

Sign up on BT under me. I'll get you $3-$6/click with a few tweaks and get you into my click exchange group. BidTraffic - Largest Pay-Per-Click Search Engine Advertising Network

 

[SGAJohnSheppard]

Hmm, interesting situation, well if somehow you get rejected just re-apply with another domain.

 

[letsbuy]

Adsense Approval Policies are very strict. You must also have good traffic in order to get your account approved.

 

[fxmaster]

I'm not sure if you still can but sign up for a free blogger account and create some articles should make the approval go faster.

 

[Shadz91]

If you want a quick ad sense account get a free blogger and apply for adsense through there.