Suspension Loops

[bunnyx2]

Hello guys,

Has anyone been recently struggling with constant suspensions on google ads?

We rent accounts from a google ads agency and they say none of their other clients have any issues at all and it's us doing something wrong. We take the following steps for precaution:

- Change URLs on new ad accounts, make sure there is a new logo matching the new site and slight wording changes on the landing page.
- We only run search ads but make sure to mix up the keywords slightly (adding new ones in, but leaving best performing ones) all on broad targeting and change up the descriptions and headlines somewhat.
- We use gologin for no detect with a freshly made gmail account.

It seems we are taking the best steps possible, these are white hat ads as well, never had issues before May 2025, but now we have multiple accounts burned typically they put circumventing as the reason.

Anyone dealt with this before or have any advice?

 

[FocusFocus]

mix up the keywords slightly

change up the descriptions and headlines somewhat

When there is no VERY CLOSE co-relation between the keywords, ad headlines, ad descriptions and landing page (website), then do expect Google Ads account suspensions. For example, my keywords are about books, but there is a word "watch" in my ad text(s) and my landing page gives an "indication" that the landing page is about desks, then such a lack of co-relation will trigger a red flag.
Also, do not forget that completely legit Google Ads accounts running 100% compliant campaigns, also do get suspended. So, appeal each and every Google Ads account that gets suspended.

 

[movi90]

We use gologin for no detect with a freshly made gmail account.

did you guys use the same IP ?

 

[bunnyx2]

did you guys use the same IP ?

No, we use the residential proxies from gologin

 

[bunnyx2]

When there is no VERY CLOSE co-relation between the keywords, ad headlines, ad descriptions and landing page (website), then do expect Google Ads account suspensions. For example, my keywords are about books, but there is a word "watch" in my ad text(s) and my landing page gives an "indication" that the landing page is about desks, then such a lack of co-relation will trigger a red flag.
Also, do not forget that completely legit Google Ads accounts running 100% compliant campaigns, also do get suspended. So, appeal each and every Google Ads account that gets suspended.

I understand that, but what I meant by mixing headlines and keywords I'm referring to just making sure they aren't necessarily the same. They are just slightly different but still highly relevant.

The issue with appeals is that they don't do anything anymore unfortunately, google keeps refusing to lift the suspension.

 

[Wynodi]

Hello guys,

Has anyone been recently struggling with constant suspensions on google ads?

We rent accounts from a google ads agency and they say none of their other clients have any issues at all and it's us doing something wrong. We take the following steps for precaution:

- Change URLs on new ad accounts, make sure there is a new logo matching the new site and slight wording changes on the landing page.
- We only run search ads but make sure to mix up the keywords slightly (adding new ones in, but leaving best performing ones) all on broad targeting and change up the descriptions and headlines somewhat.
- We use gologin for no detect with a freshly made gmail account.

It seems we are taking the best steps possible, these are white hat ads as well, never had issues before May 2025, but now we have multiple accounts burned typically they put circumventing as the reason.

Anyone dealt with this before or have any advice?

you need stronger accounts and cloaking as that is considered as black hat. new ad accounts are useless. anyways using them is useless. warm them up and wait a few years before using them for bh stuff.

googles stricter nowadays and u gotta play smart if you rlly wanna bypass the system.

 

[bunnyx2]

you need stronger accounts and cloaking as that is considered as black hat. new ad accounts are useless. anyways using them is useless. warm them up and wait a few years before using them for bh stuff.

googles stricter nowadays and u gotta play smart if you rlly wanna bypass the system.

We run whitehat ads only, I'm aware you cannot run blackhat ads easily, this is why we are frustrated with the suspension loops.

 

[Papa Mexicana]

No, we use the residential proxies from gologin

Bro, yeah, google’s been wildin lately with the bans. Even clean setups get hit with that “circumventing” tag for no real reason. One thing tho try makin each setup look hella native, not just changin logos n headlines. Like full-on unique vibe diff fonts, tracking codes, even host if possible. Also, don’t launch ads right away on fresh accs. Let it chill for a couple days, browse the site like a normal user, warm it up a bit. G legit be flaggin anything that looks too snappy or recycled.

 

[Blackbat_]

Hello guys,

Has anyone been recently struggling with constant suspensions on google ads?

We rent accounts from a google ads agency and they say none of their other clients have any issues at all and it's us doing something wrong. We take the following steps for precaution:

- Change URLs on new ad accounts, make sure there is a new logo matching the new site and slight wording changes on the landing page.
- We only run search ads but make sure to mix up the keywords slightly (adding new ones in, but leaving best performing ones) all on broad targeting and change up the descriptions and headlines somewhat.
- We use gologin for no detect with a freshly made gmail account.

It seems we are taking the best steps possible, these are white hat ads as well, never had issues before May 2025, but now we have multiple accounts burned typically they put circumventing as the reason.

Anyone dealt with this before or have any advice?

Yeah, I’ve seen this happen recently. Even small patterns Google flags—like repeatedly creating accounts from the same setup or using similar landing pages—can trigger suspensions. Sometimes it’s just bad luck with their automated system. The safest way is to slow down, diversify your approach, and avoid reusing setups that look identical to past accounts.

 

[Moon Knight]

Yeah man, Google’s been extra sensitive since mid-2025, even legit campaigns are getting flagged. “Circumventing” usually means your footprint or site history is tripping them, not just ads. Rotate billing profiles, warm accounts longer, and test domains before pushing spend—agencies won’t admit but their pools are also getting hit lately.

 

[bunnyx2]

Thanks for the advice guys, not really sure what's the next best approach, we have multiple agency (4 different agencies) accounts suspended at this point. We still have our entity account which ran the same products which are suspended on other ads accounts, it made $100k+ spend previously, but if we tried run on it now, I assume we would just burn that account for no reason?