Google Adsense Latest account approval process 2016

Update: This article has been updated in may 5 2016 new GOOGLE Adsense account approval process. Once again, advertising is one of the best ad networks, and it's meaningless. Up to now, webmaster of the approval process is very simple: you create a new Adsense account, your account is reviewed, the Adsense team accept your application, you can in your site to achieve advertising and start making money.

From now on, the GOOGLE ADSENSE has changed the approval process, and the new release is very easy. 

Here is the new account approval process: Make sure your site is compatible with the webmaster Google Adsense

Register a Google Adsense account

Login to your Adsense account

Plus Add the AdSense code

Once you add code to your blog, it will display a blank. Here is a video showing how to create your first ad unit:

In a typical scenario, you will need 48 hours to review your application. Once your application is approved, it will begin to display ads on your blog and you will start making money.

Here is the process of examination and approval:

Register a AdSense account to adsense.com. Provide your name, address and web site for all the right information.

Login to the GOOGLE ADSENSE accounts to create the webmaster code. The code in your blog sidebar.

Advertising will be displayed as a blank until the final approval process is not completed. It takes about 48 hours to a week to approve.

After the final approval of the ADSENSE, you will get a confirmation email.

Once your GOOGLE ADSENSE income reached $10, the webmaster will give you the address to your address.

Log in to your ADSENSE account and enter pin once you receive it.

You have completed all the steps, congratulations. Once your account reaches $100, Google will send you or your income line. I suggest you can pay by direct bank transfer.

Although this will help in the domain with authentication and more of those who are registered using other people's Web site, may find it difficult to enter the webmaster. Still, if your account is still rejected, it's time to try a substitute.

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