Getting a domain reconsidered for inclusion in ADSDAQ’s program

Have you received a notice from ADSDAQ that went something like this?

[domain] has been declined to serve ads from ADSDAQ…

If so, you can get the site reconsidered. If your site didn’t blatantly violate ADSDAQ’s TOS, then the site was more than likely declined because of the content. If ADSDAQ can not properly categorize your site’s content, either because it’s a graphics-rich site, or because it’s a blog without a niche, then you run the risk of not having that site approved.

According to ADSDAQ, all you have to do to attempt to rememdy this problem is “add text type content to each individual page and resubmit for approval.”

But, the first step would be to contact them to find out if this is even an option. It’s possible that your domain was declined for other reasons. The email address that you should use to send your first inquiry to ADSDAQ is in the message that you received. ADSDAQ hasn’t become too big to respond to its own customers *cough, cough* so don’t worry that you’ll have to nervously wait weeks for a response. Based on my experience, you should receive a friendly response within 48 hours.

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