Editorial Policy
The standards we hold our guides to: how they are researched, written, reviewed, and corrected.
Last updated: 3 August 2026
Everything published on AdSense Approval Checker exists to help publishers navigate Google AdSense honestly and effectively. This policy sets out how we produce that content and the standards we hold it to, so you know what is behind the advice you read.
Who writes our content
Our guides are written and edited by Rony Barua, Founder & Editor of the site. Every guide carries a byline and a “last reviewed” date so you can see who stands behind it and when it was last checked. There is a real, accountable person here — not an anonymous content mill.
How we research
AdSense advice is full of myths. To avoid repeating them, we research against primary sources first:
- Google’s own AdSense Program Policies, Publisher Policies, and Search spam policies — the official documentation, not second-hand summaries.
- Direct, hands-on experience preparing and submitting real sites for review, and reading what the review process actually returns.
- Where a guide states a rule or a figure, we link the authoritative source so you can verify it yourself.
Our standards
- Accuracy over hype. We would rather tell you an uncomfortable truth (for example, that domain age can block approval regardless of quality) than sell an easy shortcut.
- Honest about limits. Our tools and guides say plainly what they can and cannot judge. We do not present estimates as facts or fabricate numbers.
- Original, useful writing. We do not scrape, spin, or republish other people’s work. Each guide aims to add something a reader could not get from the current top search results.
- Independence. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or speaking for Google. Our recommendations are our own.
Use of AI tools
Where AI tools assist with drafting, every published guide is reviewed, fact-checked against the sources above, and edited by a human before it goes live. We treat AI as a drafting aid, never as a substitute for human judgement or accountability, and never as a way to mass-produce thin pages.
Corrections
Google’s policies and behaviour change, and we make mistakes. If you spot something wrong or out of date, tell us at hello@adsenseverifier.com and we will correct it and update the review date. Our review cadence is described in the Content Review Policy.