@sam.hunt0710 is also onto something here... Running search ads is much more difficult than running display ads, although search ads provide better results. But as a newbie, I'm sure you'd prefer to get less results and have bigger chances of getting approved, as opposed to having to deal with bans every time which would make you lose money.
Google Ads has very strict policies for adult-related products, which is why ads get rejected and accounts are suspended. Using cloaking tools is risky because it goes against Google policies and can lead to permanent bans. A safer option is to focus on policy-compliant products or use organic methods like SEO and content marketing instead.
maybe look for safe keywords and creatives and use a white page
TrafficGuardian is actually good for Google Ads. I’ve used it for similar health niches and it filters the manual reviewers and bots well. Just keep your safe page high quality so it doesn't look suspicious. Are you using a fresh domain or an aged account for this campaign?
Google’s policy is quite strict. Most sexual products, adult categories, or related offers are fully or partially restricted. Even if an ad gets approved initially, the account can still be suspended later.
At first,build a safe page and use a cloaker.
Masking tools (cloaking) are used to circumvent these restrictions, but they carry enormous risks.
The TrafficGuardian script is installed on your server or connected via API to your landing page.
SEO is difficult for medical niches, particularly if there is any question of trust and compliance. Rather than using cloaking, I would concentrate more on legitimate content and qualified traffic.
