Why is Adsense being refused to my blog?

I am not sure why they are refusing, but do you have the copyrights for all the images published in your blog? If they are all yours, maybe you should mention it somewhere. How about having a disclaimer/about this site page? The images are good, BTW.

One more issue could be the thin content that goes after the images. Maybe they feel that there is not enough description and they are not able to categorize the posts, which is vital for contextual advertising.

Of course, I am no expert and hence you should take the opinions of others who are more experienced. I have one more suggestion: Your blog loads really slow due to the large number of extra widgets/additional functionalities you have added. Can you remove some of them and make the site load a bit faster?

Destination Infinity,

Thanx for the reply.

All the images are mine and Thanx for appreciating the images...and since it is a craft blog,too much of literature may not make sense( I thought so).

May be I shall remove some widgets...and try.

Let me try...

Usha

Hi Usha

It was a great blog indeed. As DI has stated, the thin content can be an issue as Google likes to see atleast  300 words. Also you have capitalized all the words, please use the normal sentence case or use Capitalized First Words Of A Sentence. CAPITALZING ALL THE WORDS MEANS SHOUTING IN INTERNET. 

Thank you,Renin...

This is great input.I did not know caps had such an adverse meaning on the net.Will try to set it right....and  may be try to lengthen posts...but with craft and art contents that makes no sense!?!

but what makes it UNACCEPTABLE CONTENT?

Cna't understand!

I don't think you need much description in art & craft blogs. There are many photoblogs which just post a picture a day. You can try posting the query in the AdSense forum and get some feedback from the folks there. They have lots of experience in this field and should be able to provide you proper guidance.

http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!forum/adsense

Thank you Remo@b'lore.

Yes .Even I have seen many picture blogs with Adsense.

May be I shall try this forum.Thanx for the link.

The main reason for the Google adsense disapproval is the contents on your blog.

Every article you write must be atleast 250-350 characters and should be nicley formatted. ( you can use MS word to write article in correct format and copy that on the blog)

The lack of contents seems to be main problem. You can just write some good articles with specified length and i'm sure next time you apple for Adsense it will pass through. :)

Thanx you,Varma.

I shall give a thought to your advice.

Sure no problem...

That happened to me too , but I kept on applying to the Adsense and after 4-5 rejections got approval finally !!

@ usha srikumar

Mam its simple. Google doesn't need your content. All they need is visitors. You just have crossed 50,000 visitors. Google rejected my account similarly. But when I crossed 1K visitors they accepted my account.

You blos is simply super. It seems there is no chance to copy. Google needs more visitors to view their ads. They don't care even you copy paste. They take action only anyone complaints that my article is copied. All the things available in the Internet doesn't have copywright. So they wont check that. So keep contributing one day your account will be approved. 

Hello Usha, I have been working with adsense with years and I can say that they are getting touher. They are less likely to accept a free blog. Can I suggest, you buy a domain name and move your blog there. Your blog is fine by the looks of it. Its a matter of making it more professional and trying again. The quality of content is very important, less pictures and more words. Hope it helps. 

It is possible that maybe you had adsense earlier and most of ur friends clicked on the ads thus giving them a feedback that there was an unusual activity (as they can track ip addresses and they don't promote friends or family clicking on ads all the time to make revenue for you). Then they retracted.

Even I have received a similar message when I applied for Adsense three to four months ago. The first time I applied was in the first month of blogging itself. The reason stated then was different. And it was justified too: I had just three or four posts, my blog's age was just one month and my blog then did not have a top level domain. I have applied again recently. I have a top level domain. Around 70 posts all of them having a word count of more than 500 and my blog is sufficiently old. The only lacking factor is high visitors count. I only hope that Google specifies the exact reason. 

Have you considered alternatives. Chitika and Infolinks are good ones.