I want to get Google AdSense approval for my website OnlineQRS.com, which is a completely free QR Code Generator tool designed for everyone.

OnlineQRS helps users easily create QR codes for different purposes such as website URLs, text, phone numbers, WhatsApp, email, Wi-Fi, and more. The tool is simple, fast, and does not require any registration or payment. Our main goal is to provide a user-friendly and reliable QR code generation service that anyone can use without technical knowledge.

This website is built with a clean design and focuses on good user experience, speed, and accessibility. All QR codes generated on OnlineQRS are free to use for personal, educational, and business purposes. We do not promote misleading, restricted, or copyrighted content, and we strictly follow Google AdSense policies.

Sumit, welcome. I took a good look at your site and I need to give you a heads up about two issues that could block your AdSense approval.

First is the Low Value Content problem, which based on your rejection screenshot is what you're currently dealing with. There is hight chances, Google might be pointing you towards their resources about minimum content requirements, unique high quality content, thin content guidelines, and general webmaster quality guidelines. Three blog posts simply isn't going to cut it.

Welcome to Webmatrices! We're a community of developers, SEO folks, and website owners who've been through pretty much every AdSense rejection scenario you can imagine, so you're in the right place to get some honest feedback.

Second is a Site Behavior: Navigation issue that you probably don't even know you have yet. If you just add more blog posts and reapply without fixing the broken navigation I found, you're very likely going to get hit with this second rejection.

I went through this exact cycle about two years ago with a calculator tool site I built. Got rejected for low value content, added 15 articles, reapplied feeling confident, then got slapped with the navigation violation. Let me save you from that headache.

What I found when I tested your site

I opened up your blog page and started clicking around like an AdSense reviewer would.

First I tried your navigation menu. Clicked on "QR Generator" and nothing happened. "Features", "Use Cases", "FAQ", "Contact"... all dead. These links point to anchors like #tool and #contact which exist on your homepage but don't exist on the blog page, so clicking them just does nothing.

Same problem with the footer. "Generator", "Features", "Privacy", "Disclaimer", "Terms"... none of them work on blog pages. They're all using hashtag anchors that point to sections that simply don't exist there.

That big orange "Generate QR Code Now" button? Dead. Points to #tool which doesn't exist on that page.

Your pagination with Previous, 1, 2, 3, Next? All link to # and do nothing. Plus you only have three posts so why pretend there are multiple pages? (YOU NEED MORE ARTICLES)

How to fix everything

For navigation and footer links, change #section to https://www.onlineqrs.com/#section so they actually take users to the homepage sections. Or create dedicated pages like /contact.html, /faq.html, /privacy.html, /terms.html for a more professional setup.

For the pagination, just remove it entirely until you have enough content to actually need it.

For the CTA button, link it to https://www.onlineqrs.com/ so it actually goes somewhere.

About the content issue

Most successful approvals have 20 to 30 quality articles minimum. Think about topics your users would actually search for... QR codes for restaurant menus, size guidelines for printing, static vs dynamic codes, tracking scans, best practices for business cards. Each article should be 800 to 1500 words of genuinely useful information.

Before you reapply

Open your site in incognito and click every single link on every page. If anything doesn't work, fix it. Add at least 15 to 20 more blog posts. Wait a week or two for Google to recrawl. Then hit that Request review button.

Good luck and post back if you need more help!