Cloaking for google ads?

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How can I have a final url say domain.com but have the user redirected to domain2.com without google ads noticing? Are there reliable solutions for this?
I guess a script is needed which looks for google bots and known google IPs and countries where google employees are located (like ireland and US) and send these to the normal site while my target audience gets send to the affiliate link directly.
 
Use a cloaker that works good for Google Ads, such as JustCloakIt, NoIpFraud
 
Are the cloakers work anymore? I heard most of the accounts get banned because of this. I know if a fishy practice, but there should be some solutions.
How long a cloaked campaign lasts also depends on the ad campaign setup (in Google Ads), especially the location targeting (effective strategy needs to be applied here : what strategy ? One needs to Hire A Freelancer in order to know deeply about all that, as it is not "one size fits all").
 
all cloaking service are good. Its all about which one is working best for you.
 
No they are not all good. Some of them can't even catch basic Google IP's used unchanged for years, let alone GGC or manual reviews (plus bunch of other IP's they seem to use on top of that)
 
I don't think it is possible to cloak sites if your audience is in the US (or anywhere that G employees are) That will be hard. I know of a very decent cloaker that can cloak your domains if your audience resides in any country besides the US.

Otherwise the only method is to promote a page on your domain that will be WH approved by Google (let the ad run for sometime) then use either
1. a meta refresh redirect to your affiliate page
2. a button added on the page to your affilaite page
I would do this after having your ad approved and run for at least a few hours up to a day to be safe

If you go with the above method, you will need to have backup ad accounts ready incase one gets deactivated
 
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