It's been over a month since I applied for AdSense. I searched a lot to escape from the infinite review of AdSense and tried various methods. Eventually, I received a rejection email from AdSense, managing to break out of the endless review. Here's a summary of what I've tried so far.
1. Moving AdSense <script> Location
I read that there was an issue with the AdSense script location. So, as shown in the image below, I went to [Skin Edit]-[HTML Edit]-[HTML] and added the AdSense script to the <body>. I also added the AdSense script above the meta tags. I can't believe they still don't recognize me despite adding so many scripts. But even with this, I couldn't pass the infinite review.
2. Adding AdSense Script to Post Content
I added the AdSense script to the post content and uploaded the post. Even with this, AdSense wasn't directly exposed. I posted several articles like this, but still could not escape the infinite review.
3. Cancel and Rejoin AdSense
I canceled and rejoined my AdSense account. Naturally, I also re-linked AdSense from the blog. However, this method only delayed the AdSense review further. It provided no help and led me back to the infinite review.
4. Creating Index in Search Console
In Search Console, I identified and created indexes for unindexed articles. Although I worked on several articles, if I requested indexing for 10 articles, barely 1 would get resolved. Still, I kept at it. However, I couldn't escape the infinite review.
5. Changing Blog Skin
I changed the blog skin to a different one. The caution when changing skins is that all previously uploaded scripts, robots.txt, and other elements disappear. I've modified various HTML and CSS in the skin, so I'm hesitant to change it now. Anyway, even after changing the skin and resetting, I couldn't escape the infinite review.
6. Registering Google Analytics
After a month of blogging, I started earning a little revenue from Adfit, so I relaxed with the mindset of taking it slow with Google. Curious about which posts visitors read for a long time, I registered for Analytics... Then suddenly my AdSense linkage in ads was disconnected. When I checked AdSense, I noticed I was out of the infinite review. AdSense sent the following email. What do you mean my astronomy posts have no value? They're such well-written articles!!!
7. Conclusion for Escaping Infinite Review: Skinner's Pigeon Box
The movie 'Mr. Nobody' starts with Skinner's pigeon box. The pigeon's intelligence is impressive, as it uses its beak to move a box to reach a snack that's hanging out of reach. But what if a snack is given every 30 seconds for no reason at all? The pigeon repeats the action it made when the snack appeared until it appears again. For instance, if it flapped its wings when the snack appeared, it would continue flapping until it got another snack.
There are articles online about various methods to escape the infinite AdSense review. In my case, registering my blog with Google Analytics happened to coincide with breaking out of the endless review, but it's akin to a chance wing flap by a pigeon. There's no certain action to ensure escape from the infinite review. The only solution is to write more and consistently manage the blog. Once more than a month has passed since blog creation, anyone can register for Adfit and earn some income from it, so there's no need to be overly anxious. Currently, just over 100 people visit my blog daily. It seems there's still a long way to go to pass the AdSense exam.
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