[ADVICE NEEDED] Running Google Ads for a "Grey Hat" Chrome Extension Service. Possible?

Hello everyone!

I run service where I sell Chrome Extension installs to developers to help them boost their CWS SEO and social proof (visible user counter). I am currently building landing page and want to try Google Ads.

Here is my dilemma: since my service essentially manipulates a Google product (Chrome Web Store), I am almost certain that bidding on keywords like "buy chrome extension installs" or stating it directly on the landing page will get my Google Ads account instantly nuked for Circumventing Systems or Unacceptable Business Practices.

I need some advice.
1. Is there any chance to survive on Google Ads?
2. How should I package the Landing Page? Should I build a "White Hat" facade and position it as a legitimate "Chrome Extension Marketing & PR Agency"? (Meaning I only talk about "organic growth strategies" on the LP, and reveal the actual install packages only after they sign up/contact me).
3. What ad copy and keywords would be safe to pass moderation but still attract developers looking for a fast SEO boost?

Any advice on angles, landing page structure, or safe wording would be highly appreciated!

You'll get tired of switching accounts and most likely just give up. Such campaigns die very quickly. There are a few other networks that successfully handle this type of traffic, but it's not search traffic, so...

ConwaWhite said:

You'll get tired of switching accounts and most likely just give up. Such campaigns die very quickly. There are a few other networks that successfully handle this type of traffic, but it's not search traffic, so...

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What networks?

Directly advertising "buy Chrome extension installs" risks Google Ads disapproval or suspension due to policies against manipulating reviews or store metrics. Instead you can target educational promotion terms like "Chrome extension marketing services "

I successfully launched the ads with zero issues or bans! It wasn't nearly as strict or scary as I expected. I've now added event tracking to the landing page and am actively optimizing the campaign

Honestly, Google Ads is the worst place for this, you’ll get flagged sooner or later even if you cloak it.
“White hat facade” might pass review short-term, but one manual check or competitor report = account gone.
Push this via SEO, cold outreach, or dev communities instead, way safer and actually converts better long term.