Website domain banned by ad network. Any solution?

junkook_97

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Hi friends,
The ad network banned my main website URL. Now I cannot use my domain in any new ads.
Is there a way to unban the domain, or do I need to buy a new domain and redirect the traffic?
What is the best setup for this issue?
 
Which network banned your website? New domain, new account and change the site name.
 
Which ad network are you using? Did they explain why they blocked that domain? This will help determine whether it’s possible to file an appeal.
 
If you move to a new domain, fix the reason for the old ban first. Otherwise, the new domain could end up having the same problem.
 
make an appeal so you can know the reason for the ban before deciding to move to a new domain
 
First try to appeal the domain ban and find out the exact reason. Buying a new domain and redirecting traffic may also get the new domain flagged if the same issue remains. Better to fix the policy issue first before changing domains.
 
There are several reasons why an Ad network can ban your domain. They might flag you for content violation, use of misleading information or news, sharing of adult content and so on. Whichever reason the flagged you on, you will see it after your appeal is resolved. If you don't resolve the reason for the ban, they are as sure as hell to ban the next domain you buy.
 
Hi friends,
The ad network banned my main website URL. Now I cannot use my domain in any new ads.
Is there a way to unban the domain, or do I need to buy a new domain and redirect the traffic?
What is the best setup for this issue?
Did they give you a reason for the domain ban?
 
Check the website for anything that may have caused the ban, fix it, and then request a manual review before moving everything to another domain.
 
Hey Bro junkook_97First, contact the ad network and appeal the domain ban. If the ban was legitimate, fix the issue rather than using a new domain/redirect to bypass enforcement, as that can cause further bans.
 
I think appeal is better. Buying new domain wont help much if the same issue is still there.
 
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