mrqwerty77
Junior Member
- Mar 8, 2022
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Ugh, how hard it is for Googlers right now...
Let me explain to you the outcome of this storm, I hope you look to the future and draw conclusions from the past.
1. Financial Services Verification (FSV) concreted
Google has finally tightened the screws on fin verification. services. Previously, it was possible to loop through trust geo and redirects, now campaigns don't even start without a white regulatory license (FCA, BaFin, ASIC, etc.). Any crypto offer triggers an instant stop with an Unverified Financial Services bar.
2. Preventive AI under moderation
Previously, bots checked the bundle at the start and allowed it to be watered for at least a couple of hours before manual verification. Now anti-fraud is working proactively:
Cloaca analysis: neural networks have learned how to break through basic IP filters and check content per click through distributed nodes.
Domain casts: freshly saved domains on cheap zones (.top, .xyz, .site) catch the label of Circumventing Systems even before the first downturn.
Setup bundle: mismatch of geo billing, OS language, proxy and geo target — instant ban on Suspicious Payment Activity.
3. Why is the issue empty? 🕳
Cabinets do not survive until the auction: accounts go into suspense in the first minutes after passing moderation, ads just don't have time to go into rotation.
The auction is frozen: Google cuts impressions using high-risk keys until the campaign reaches a high trust (and it is impossible to dial it without a white unscrew).
Death of standard setups: the old schemes with autoregs and cheap warmups no longer give impressions at all.
What's the bottom line?
The era of "running from foot to knee" in search has finally gone down in history. To push through at least something, now we need:
Old trust agency accounts with a long history of white slump.
Perfectly warmed up local domains with a clean history.
Deep multi-level whites without the slightest hint of finance in the code.
The storm is coming to an end, the elections have passed, we are waiting for it to let go...
Let me explain to you the outcome of this storm, I hope you look to the future and draw conclusions from the past.
1. Financial Services Verification (FSV) concreted
Google has finally tightened the screws on fin verification. services. Previously, it was possible to loop through trust geo and redirects, now campaigns don't even start without a white regulatory license (FCA, BaFin, ASIC, etc.). Any crypto offer triggers an instant stop with an Unverified Financial Services bar.
2. Preventive AI under moderationPreviously, bots checked the bundle at the start and allowed it to be watered for at least a couple of hours before manual verification. Now anti-fraud is working proactively:
Cloaca analysis: neural networks have learned how to break through basic IP filters and check content per click through distributed nodes.
Domain casts: freshly saved domains on cheap zones (.top, .xyz, .site) catch the label of Circumventing Systems even before the first downturn.
Setup bundle: mismatch of geo billing, OS language, proxy and geo target — instant ban on Suspicious Payment Activity.
3. Why is the issue empty? 🕳
Cabinets do not survive until the auction: accounts go into suspense in the first minutes after passing moderation, ads just don't have time to go into rotation.
The auction is frozen: Google cuts impressions using high-risk keys until the campaign reaches a high trust (and it is impossible to dial it without a white unscrew).
Death of standard setups: the old schemes with autoregs and cheap warmups no longer give impressions at all.
What's the bottom line?
The era of "running from foot to knee" in search has finally gone down in history. To push through at least something, now we need:
Old trust agency accounts with a long history of white slump.
Perfectly warmed up local domains with a clean history.
Deep multi-level whites without the slightest hint of finance in the code.
The storm is coming to an end, the elections have passed, we are waiting for it to let go...
