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What type of blogs does Google Adsense accept?

You might be in confusion which type of blogs does Google Adsense accept? and might you have got the answer that Google Adsense accepts only unique content posted blogs on Internet. If you get continuous rejection from Google Adsense, you think your blog is not suitable for this.
Before going to the answer, first of all you should know that people answering you on Google Adsense Support forum are not from Google Adsense. They just give you the answers, according to their experience.

So, what is the correct answer? You can get Google Adsense by just writing the original content that belong to technology, health, games, product review, and which comes under the Google Adsense policy. You can not sell products and simple add images or videos without writing any content won't get you Google Adsense. I have also discussed what you should not do before applying to Adsense.
To write unique content for your blog, you can simply search the content that you want to appear on Internet and finds no solution of your query. Post that on your site that could be helpful for other people too. This will ensure search engines to bring your content on the top. Simple- Original and Solution to query content wins.

And secondly to increase traffic, just post what you know what can be helpful to others. And share post articles on different social bookmarking and social media sites to popularize them. Most of the blogs receive visitors from these sites only.

And the most important point- Don't write about Google Search tips, Google Fun tricks and related content that gives description about the Google Services.Google won't tell you about this in rejection mail but according to their policy they don't like Google Services tips on other blogs.

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