It’s important to note that when transferring a website from one AdSense account to another, the website must be active for at least 6 months before it can be moved to another Adsense account. This is to prevent fraud and ensure the integrity of the AdSense program. So before you move your website to another Adsense account, you need to wait for 6 months from the time you added the Adsense to the website. During that time, you should make sure that you follow all AdSense policies and guidelines, to avoid any issues when you want to transfer your website.
Transferring a website from one AdSense account to another can take several days to complete and traffic and revenue data may be lost during the process. Make sure to do this when your traffic is low to avoid any loss in earnings.
Also note that, If you’re transferring your website from one AdSense account to another, you’ll need to update the ad code on your site, as the ad code is unique to each AdSense account.
To transfer a website from one AdSense account to another, you’ll need to do the following:
Make sure that both the original AdSense account and the new AdSense account are in good standing and have no policy violations.
When transferring a website from one AdSense account to another, it’s important to ensure that both the original AdSense account and the new AdSense account are in good standing before making the transfer. A good standing means that the accounts should have no active policy violations, and they are not suspended or terminated. If either account is in violation of AdSense policies, the transfer will not be allowed.
If you suspect that your account might be in violation, you can review the AdSense policies and check the “Policy Center” page in your AdSense account to see if there are any active violations. If you find any violations, you will need to address them before requesting to transfer your website.
Violations such as click fraud or invalid traffic, If detected can lead to account suspension or termination, In that case your website will not be able to move to another account.
It’s also worth to mention that even with no active violation, if your account have had a history of violation it might be harder to pass the review process by Google when you request the website transfer.
Sign in to the AdSense account that the website is currently associated with and navigate to the “Settings” page.
When transferring a website from one AdSense account to another, one of the key steps is to remove the association between the website and the original AdSense account. This is done by signing in to the original AdSense account and navigating to the “Settings” page.
Under the “Account Information” section, you should see a link to “Associate a website with your AdSense account.” Click on this link and you will see a list of all the websites that are currently associated with that AdSense account. You should then select the website that you want to transfer and click on the “Remove association” button.
It’s important to note that you should be the admin of the website, and you have access to modify the website in order to remove the association. Make sure to double check the website you’re removing and ensure it’s the correct one.
After you remove the association, Google will process your request, it may take up to 48 hours for the association to be removed and during that period the ads may still run on the website but no revenue will be credited to your account.
Once the association is removed, you can proceed to associate the website with the new AdSense account by following the same steps.
Under the “Account Information” section, you should see a link to “Associate a website with your AdSense account.” Click on this link and follow the prompts to remove the association between the website and the original AdSense account.
After you remove the association between the website and the original AdSense account, the next step is to associate the website with the new AdSense account. To do this, you’ll need to sign in to the new AdSense account and navigate to the “Settings” page.
Under the “Account Information” section, you should see a link to “Associate a website with your AdSense account.” Click on this link and follow the prompts to associate the website with the new AdSense account. You may be prompted to add the website URL and also to add a verification tag to your website, to confirm that you own the website.
Once you’ve completed the association process, Google will review the website to ensure it is in compliance with AdSense policies. This review process can take several days to complete. You’ll receive an email notification once the review is complete and if your website is approved. It’s important to note that you should ensure that your new AdSense account should be in good standing and have no active policy violations.
Also make sure that your new Adsense account is configured with the correct Payment Method and address, as this would cause an issue if this was not done before the transfer.
Sign in to the new AdSense account and navigate to the “Settings” page.
The fourth step in transferring a website from one AdSense account to another is to update the ad code on your site. This is important because the ad code is unique to each AdSense account, and you’ll need to remove the old ad code and add the new ad code from the new AdSense account.
The Ad code is a script that you need to place on your website, It will be provided by Adsense after you associate your website to the account. The Ad code will be different on each account, so you need to get the new ad code from the new AdSense account and paste it in the appropriate place on your website.
You can find the ad code on your new AdSense account by navigating to the “Ads” page, you will see the code for the different types of ads (e.g. display, text, link) that you can place on your site. Select the ad format and size you want to use and copy the ad code provided.
Once you have the new ad code, you need to go to the source code of your website, remove the old ad code, paste the new ad code, and save the changes. It’s important to make sure that you paste the ad code in the correct location on your website, where you want the ads to appear.
Also make sure that, you test the new ad code after pasting it, to ensure that it’s properly implemented and that ads are appearing correctly on your website.
Under the “Account Information” section, you should see a link to “Associate a website with your AdSense account.” Click on this link and follow the prompts to associate the website with the new AdSense account.
The fifth step after updating the ad code on your website is to monitor your Adsense account and your website traffic to ensure everything is working correctly.
After the transfer, you should see your website traffic and earnings start to show up in the new Adsense account, if the transfer was successful. You can view your account and check the revenue, clicks, and impressions from your website on the “Performance report” page.
It’s important to keep an eye on your website traffic and earnings for the first few days after the transfer to make sure that everything is working as expected. If you notice any issues with the ads not appearing or any discrepancy in the earnings, you should contact AdSense support right away.
Additionally, you should also make sure to review the AdSense policies to ensure that your website is in compliance with them and fix any issue that you might find. This will ensure that your website will continue to be approved and continue to run ads in the future.
It’s worth to mention that it may take some time for the traffic to adjust and data to be fully updated after the transfer, So you need to be patient during that period, as it might take a few days before the data is fully updated and for your revenue to be credited.
Finally, you need to go to your website code, remove the old ad code, paste new ad code which you will find in your new AdSense account and save it.
The final step after transferring a website from one Adsense account to another is to backup your website. This will ensure that you can restore your website in case anything goes wrong during the transfer process, or in case you need to make any changes or updates to your website in the future.
There are several methods to backup your website, you can either do a manual backup by saving all the files and databases, or use website backup tools.
Backing up your website files would include saving all the files that make up your website, such as HTML files, CSS files, JavaScript files, images, and other media. This can typically be done by downloading the files from your web host or FTP client.
Backing up your website database would include saving the data that is stored in your website’s database, such as content, user information, and settings. This can typically be done by exporting a copy of the database or by creating a database dump.
Having a backup of your website can help you restore your website quickly in case of any issue that might occur during the transfer process, it can also help you to restore your website if you decide to make any changes or updates to your website in the future.
It’s also recommended to have a schedule for making regular backups of your website, so you’re always prepared in case something goes wrong.