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How I write FX dashboard copy that satisfies AdSense reviewers

AdSense hates thin pages, so the Exchange Rate Pulse demo ships with multi-paragraph explainers around every widget. This note breaks down the structure.

Field notes

The hero section states plainly that there is only one dashboard on the site. From there I describe why it exists, how the data is sourced, and what reviewers should expect when they scroll. That context alone already gives crawlers ~200 words before the first chart renders.

Inside the dashboard section I treat the chart like a mini article: headline, supporting paragraph, bulleted outcomes, and common playbooks. Even if JavaScript is disabled, the static HTML still carries enough text for policy checks.

Finally, the footer lists privacy, terms, and disclosure links so reviewers know exactly where to find compliance copy. Nothing is hidden behind modals or partner portals.

Key takeaways

Copy these into your own playbooks or PRDs—the bullet points summarize the decisions the article supports.

  • State the site’s scope in the hero so crawlers don’t think you are hiding content.
  • Surround each visualization with at least a paragraph plus a bulleted interpretation.
  • Link to trust pages in the footer to prove you take policy seriously.
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  • Category: Content ops
  • Published: 10 Mar 2024
  • 5 min read
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