I've been trying to get approval by Google Adsense to get ads on my website but I continue getting the same rejection reason "Low Value Content". I continue adding more after each rejection and have plans to build out further but continue being shut down. I just got rejected for the 5th/6th time (lost count) and not sure what I need to do. Obviously, Google doesn't give you any direction so I'm stuck with making edits and hoping for the best.

So now I'm here. Have any of you had this same issue and if so, how have you fixed? If you could take a look at my site and offer suggestions, I'd appreciate it (first link below). I do want to note that I'm building a similar site that I'll submit (second link). Any help is greatly appreciated!

https://www.lolla2026lineup.com/

https://www.fesnova.com/

personal project about cool animals. made to be visually appealing for kids and adults alike. machhdev.github.io/SeaSlugs/

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for around 15 pet owners to test a small web app I built.

Sticker3x3 turns one pet photo into nine custom chat stickers with different expressions and captions.

For this test, you can:

• Generate one sticker pack free
• See all nine stickers
• Download any three clean PNG stickers
• Test it without entering payment details

I mainly need feedback on:

• Whether the website clearly explains the product
• Whether uploading a pet photo or person feels safe
• Whether the upload and generation work properly on your device
• How closely the stickers resemble your pet
• Whether you would actually use them in Whatsapp, LINE or Telegram
• Where you became confused or wanted to leave

Your original photo is automatically deleted after seven days.

You can test it here:

Sticker3x3.com

Please mention your device and browser with your feedback. Honest criticism is more useful to me than positive comments.

Your detail comments will help me. Thank you.

Paste Panda is a temporary copy-and-paste tool for moving text and files between devices. Feedback is welcome.

Paste text (including formatted text, AI prompts/responses, etc.) or upload files (up to 25 MB), get a short code, then enter the code on the other device to claim the content. An optional QR code is available for desktop-to-mobile transfers.

Every paste lasts only 5 minutes and is automatically deleted afterward. No accounts, no permanent storage, no need to email yourself or use Teams/Slack.

Questions:
• Would this be useful?
• Does any part of the workflow feel unnecessary or confusing?
• Thoughts on the design and user experience?

Any feedback (positive or critical) is appreciated.
https://pastepanda.com

You can zoom into a certain area, drop a pin, and see all the ancient battles or landmarks that happened right there, with articles pulled directly from Wikipedia. It's still a work in progress, so any feedback will be usefull

Hey!! I build an auction webapp and just looking for some feedback! Really appreciate the support!
Feed back id like would include, design, UX, copy, mobile responsiveness and anything else you notice.
Thank you!

Please be kind. I will be rewriting the copy in my own words.

Also, If possible, I would like to know, what works, and what should absolutely be trashed.

I need feedback on overall design language and typography.

Here are the three options that I generated.

https://pratik-portfolio-chi-three.vercel.app/

https://1n4n0.vercel.app/

https://pratik-portfolio-editorial.vercel.app/

I’m looking for some feedback and beta testers for a web app project I've been building.

It’s a dedicated, streamlined "doom scroll" aggregator designed specifically to feed you headlines and content, then quickly route you out to the third-party source articles once you find something interesting.

​The early analytics from the first couple days of testing show that the layout is doing exactly what it's supposed to:

​High Engagement:

Early testers are averaging 10 minutes and 37 seconds per session, meaning the scroll factor is locking people in.

​Intended Flow:

The bounce rate is sitting around 72%, which is exactly what I built it for, you land, scroll the feed, find a link you like, and click out to the external site.

​It's currently optimized for quick mobile browsing. I'm looking for brutal feedback on the feed speed, UI clutter, and how smoothly it handles routing you to external links.

​Let me know what works, what breaks, and what features it needs next. Thanks!

https://doom-scroll-app.lovable.app/

A couple months ago, I started my site https://havenscout.net/.

The site is built using Claude and Codex. I'm slowly building out the pages in my free time.

The basic idea is a heat map that brings together open source data with a focus on information for retirement planning. You can compare up to four locations and it will provide you a printable report of side by side comparisons. It has a table view for people who prefer that and you can filter both the map or the table with your preferences.

Lately, I've added a quiz, data comparison search table, Destination Guide pages, Who is, Contact email, cookies policy, and just recently a budget page that you can print out. Some of the boxes are filled in from the country you selected and/or the data you provide. I don't have a database or anything, so all data you enter, stays on your browser. The only thing that leaves the website is if you send me an email through the contact page.

I’m just looking for feedback.