Announcement
This blog is dedicated to building a "real home data center" at the lowest cost and exploring related technologies. In the process, I also hope to break the current situation where Internet blogs are dominated by "programmers' perspectives" and try to share more technical content from the perspectives of professional fields such as network engineering, operation and maintenance, and application delivery. Knowledge in these fields is often rarely discussed specifically (either too basic, or because the technical threshold of building a website makes it difficult for many technical personnel in related fields to share), and I hope to provide some different perspectives in these aspects and present some more in-depth technical content.
I have a question for you. Is there any threshold for daily or monthly traffic of the site to apply for Google AdSense? For example, how much traffic should be reached relatively stably?
Daily or monthly traffic is only one aspect, I think it is not the most important, because my traffic in this area is very small now. The key is whether your site meets some requirements in Google search engine, such as whether you rank first or in the top few for a certain keyword, whether the site is clean (such as a lot of unsafe external links), whether the site structure is clear (sitemap), whether it is mainly original content, etc. I think these are the main basis for judgment.
Thanks to the blogger for sharing his experience. I feel that my blog application should have a high probability of being approved. Some of the keywords of the original content are ranked in the top ten and top five in Bing and Google, and some are in the top two. There are no unsafe external links. I will apply for it some other day.
I just got it, and haven’t figured out what to do with it yet. There are a lot of things to pay attention to, and there are a lot of pitfalls. Some of the points mentioned in previous articles seem to be invalid now. After I finish the article I’m writing, I’ll write an article about Google Ads, but I’m still researching it now.