[skysnap]

I got my adsense account through one article writing site, I guess it was Triond. So for me I got it without any domain name or site.

I have an adsense account for hubpages but nowadays you have to get separate adsense account for your websites. So I cant use my hubpages adsense on my sites.

I guess you have to apply through that account for the domain that you own existing. Who knows they may approve.

[Gina145]

I got my adsense account through one article writing site, I guess it was Triond. So for me I got it without any domain name or site.

I have an adsense account for hubpages but nowadays you have to get separate adsense account for your websites. So I cant use my hubpages adsense on my sites.

I guess you have to apply through that account for the domain that you own existing. Who knows they may approve.

I can't see why a new AdSense account would be required. I've used mine at WebAnswers, HubPages and several other sites and I'm still using the same one for my blogs. AdSense may not approve a blog immediately, but once they do, I see no reason not to use the existing account if it's still active and has a balance owing to you.

[skysnap]

I think there useed to be a process for converting hosted account of adsense to full working account. not sure if that process still applies anymore.

[swalia]

I think there useed to be a process for converting hosted account of adsense to full working account. not sure if that process still applies anymore.

What I understood from the guidelines was that even if you have a hosted account of adsense, you need to get it approved for the website you intend to use it on.

[skysnap]

Yes. I guess you can do one thing. Go with new domain and content. This time use a good theme. good domain name. and your content is good as it is. Just apply after 6 months.

[swalia]

Yes. I guess you can do one thing. Go with new domain and content. This time use a good theme. good domain name. and your content is good as it is. Just apply after 6 months.

That's what I am aiming at...I am building up a new site and will apply only after having enough content.

[Decentlady]

Yes. I guess you can do one thing. Go with new domain and content. This time use a good theme. good domain name. and your content is good as it is. Just apply after 6 months.

That's what I am aiming at...I am building up a new site and will apply only after having enough content.

That is a good idea. However, what niche does your website cover? That may be another aspect ro look into.

[samia786]

After disqualified from adsense I have never tried again.I knew about their strict rules.Thier revenue is high but we can't trust them,they will disqualified us anytime.

[swalia]

After disqualified from adsense I have never tried again.I knew about their strict rules.Thier revenue is high but we can't trust them,they will disqualified us anytime.

You are right but it's the most lucrative option to earn revenue for your site.

[suny]

Yes. I guess you can do one thing. Go with new domain and content. This time use a good theme. good domain name. and your content is good as it is. Just apply after 6 months.

I can apply immediately and get approval for another account but I have no intention to do that. I do not want an adsense account which is as good as Niume now. I have had 3 different adsense accounts but did not earn anything from them.

[skysnap]

Well that's adblocker working against your adsense now. Many youtube creators are now switching to another career for same reason. Some youtubers going with paid shows instead of adsense revenue. Because adsense being number 1 priority of adblockers it's hard to earn from adsense from 2019 onwards. but all my sites have anti adblocker. if anyone is using them i ask them eeither to unblock it for my site or back to google and check another site. i don't mind losing visitors. visitors are useless if they don't benefit your hardwork.