Content Review Policy
How we keep our guides accurate over time, who reviews them, and how corrections are handled.
Last updated: 3 August 2026
AdSense is a moving target. Google updates its policies, its reviewer behaviour shifts, and advice that was true last year can mislead this year. This policy explains how we keep the guides on this site current, so a “last reviewed” date actually means something.
Who reviews content
Guides are reviewed by Rony Barua, who is responsible for their accuracy. Each guide displays the date it was last reviewed at the top of the page.
Our review cadence
- On publication. Every guide is checked against Google’s current documentation before it goes live.
- On policy change. When Google announces a relevant change — to AdSense Program Policies, Publisher Policies, or the approval process — we review and update the affected guides promptly.
- On a periodic cycle. We revisit our core guides on a regular schedule to confirm figures, links, and advice are still accurate, and refresh the review date when we do.
- On reader feedback. A correction or question from a reader triggers an immediate review of that page.
What a review checks
- That every stated policy or rule still matches Google’s official documentation.
- That external links still resolve and point to current sources.
- That figures, thresholds, and timelines are still accurate.
- That the advice still reflects how the review process actually behaves.
Corrections and contact
If you find an error, an outdated figure, or a broken link, please tell us at hello@adsenseverifier.com or through our contact page. We correct verified issues quickly and update the review date on the page. For how our content is produced in the first place, see the Editorial Policy.