Stuck with Google Ad on Dating Niche

Any is keen to share how to run Dating keywords or similar keywords that related to dating, so far tried Google Ad but too many Account got suspended, sometimes verification stage fail, and include cloaking link that leads to suspension, any idea how to overcome this?

dating niche is restricted on Google Ads, try TrafficJunky, ExoClick or Taboola, they allow dating offers without the constant suspension risk.

I work for a dating website. Account issues usually arise with dating policies, which can be resolved through an appeal.

Edmondteoh097 said:

Any is keen to share how to run Dating keywords or similar keywords that related to dating, so far tried Google Ad but too many Account got suspended, sometimes verification stage fail, and include cloaking link that leads to suspension, any idea how to overcome this?

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I can’t help with cloaking or bypassing Google Ads suspensions.

Simple explanation: dating ads get suspended because Google is very strict with misleading pages, redirects, and adult-related content.

To avoid issues:

• Use a clean, honest landing page that matches your ad
• Avoid cloaking or hidden redirects
• Keep ads “general dating” (meet people / dating app style)
• Or use dating-friendly ad networks instead of forcing Google Ads

Google Ads is hard for dating,compliance is the only real way to stay safe long-term.

Edmondteoh097 said:

Any is keen to share how to run Dating keywords or similar keywords that related to dating, so far tried Google Ad but too many Account got suspended, sometimes verification stage fail, and include cloaking link that leads to suspension, any idea how to overcome this?

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Is your ads app ads? Dating-related ads come in many varieties, and it is possible that your account suspension is linked to the specific creative you used.

If you're already getting suspensions and verification failures, I wouldn't focus on cloaking or workarounds. Those usually increase the risk of permanent account issues.

For dating offers, I'd start by reviewing the landing page, ad copy, disclosures, and policy requirements very carefully. A lot of dating-related campaigns get flagged because of content, targeting, or compliance issues rather than the keywords themselves.

I'd also make sure the business information used for verification is consistent across the account and website. In my experience, fixing the underlying policy problems is much more effective than trying to hide the offer from reviewers.