How to fix low value content error in Google AdSense for Blogger

If you’re a Blogger user and just received the dreaded email from Google AdSense saying “Low value content – Valuable Inventory: No content” or “Low-value content: Scraped content”, don’t panic. Thousands of Blogger sites get this rejection every month, but the good news is that almost all of them can be fixed and approved within 7–30 days if you follow the right steps.

 Google has become extremely strict. They no longer approve thin, duplicate, auto-generated, or low-effort blogs. But they also give very clear guidelines on what “valuable content” means. This guide explains exactly why you got the error and gives you a proven, step-by-step plan to fix it and get your Blogger site fully approved for AdSense.

Why Google Rejects Blogger Sites for “Low Value Content”

Google’s official policy says:

“Sites with low-value content provide little to no value to users. This includes pages created with little or no original content, pages that are mass-produced, or pages that are primarily designed to manipulate search rankings.”

Common reasons Blogger sites fail:

• Only 5–10 short posts (under 500 words)
• Copied or heavily rewritten content from other sites
• Too many affiliate links or product lists without real reviews
• Auto-generated or AI-written articles with no personal touch
• Poor design, broken links, pop-up ads, or slow loading
• No About, Contact, Privacy Policy, or Disclaimer pages
• Blog looks abandoned or rarely updated

If any of these match your site, Google sees it as “low value.”

Step-by-Step Fix (100% Working Method)

Step 1: Delete or Improve Weak Posts

Open your Blogger dashboard → Posts

• Delete any post shorter than 800 words
• Delete any post that is copied or spun content
• Delete listicles like “Top 100 Movies” with no personal opinion
• Delete any post that is only images or YouTube embeds

Keep only your best 12–20 posts. Quality > quantity.

Step 2: Write 10–15 High-Quality Articles (1000–3000 words each)

Google loves long, helpful, original content. Focus on these topics (they approve fast):

• How-to guides with screenshots
• Personal experience stories
• In-depth reviews (movies, gadgets, apps)
• List posts with real opinions (“Why I loved these 10 movies in 2026”)
• Comparison articles (“Android vs iPhone in 2026”)

Each article must have:

• Proper headings (H1, H2, H3)
• Introduction, body, conclusion
• Your own photos or properly credited images
• At least 4–5 images with alt text
• Internal and external links
• Read time 7–15 minutes

Step 3: Add Must-Have Pages (Google Checks These)

Create these pages and link them in your menu and footer:

1. About Us – Tell who you are, why you started the blog
2. Contact Us – Add email or contact form
3. Privacy Policy – Use free generator or copy a proper one
4. Disclaimer – Especially important for movie/download/review sites
5. Terms of Service (optional but recommended)

Step 4: Fix Design & User Experience

Google hates ugly or slow blogs.

Do this:

• Choose a clean, mobile-friendly template (Contempo, Emporio, or Soho)
• Remove all pop-ups and annoying ads
• Make sure site loads under 3 seconds (use PageSpeed Insights)
• Add clear navigation menu
• Use readable font size (16px+)
• Add search bar and categories

Step 5: Add Original Value (This is the Secret)

Google wants to see your voice and expertise.

Add these to every article:

• Personal stories (“Why this movie changed my life”)
• Your own screenshots or photos
• Your opinion and rating
• What you liked/disliked
• Bonus tips or hidden details

This proves the content is not copied.

Step 6: Build Some Traffic (Optional but Helps)

Google likes active blogs.

Do this :

• Share your articles on Pinterest, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook groups
• Get 1000–2000 page views (easy with 10 good articles)
• Aim for 5–10 comments per post (ask friends or real readers)

Step 7: Wait 2–4 Weeks, Then Re-Apply

After making all changes:

• Wait minimum 14 days (Google needs time to crawl)
• Go to AdSense → Sites → Add your blog again
• Use the same email or a new one if previous was rejected

90% of blogs fixed this way get approved within 7–21 days.

Bonus Tips for Faster Approval

• Write in English (or proper language) with no grammar mistakes
• Use your real name or brand name (not “Admin” or “Guest”)
• Add author bio with photo at bottom of posts
• Enable HTTPS (free on Blogger)
• Remove all external download links or pirated content
• Never use AI content without heavy editing

Final Checklist Before Applying

• At least 12 original posts (1000+ words each)
• About, Contact, Privacy, Disclaimer pages
• Clean, fast-loading design
• No copied content
• Some real traffic and traffic
• No pop-ups or bad ads

Conclusion: You Can Fix This!

The “low value content” rejection is not permanent. Thousands of Blogger users get approved every month after following these exact steps. Google simply wants to see that your blog helps real people with original, useful content.

Start fixing today — write 2–3 long articles today, add the required pages, improve design, and you could be earning from AdSense in just a few weeks.

You’ve got this!
Good luck, and happy blogging!